Chicks With Big Rollers is part of the Ohio Art League’s ongoing series of Member Curated Exhibitions. It features five female artists (that’s the “chicks” part) who’ve all worked in large format printmaking (that’s where the “big rollers” come in)…. [Read More]
It has been said that great art is transformative; that it provides the capacity to see things in new or unexpected ways. Rather than simply restating the world in a literal fashion, great art helps us see the world anew…. [Read More]
It’s a magical craft fort. With hip handcrafted goods from more than 100 artists and designers, Wholly Craft embodies imagination. And beginning this Friday, the Clintonville shop will feature a visual art space called “the wall gallery” that will be… [Read More]
If there’s one thing that this portion of our reader’s poll proves, its that there’s no shortage of great art venues throughout Columbus. The space that found its way to the top of our list is the boutique-style Mahan Gallery… [Read More]
The paintings by Suzannah Sinclair currently on display at the Mahan Gallery are disarmingly earnest and straightforward. This is worth mentioning since, by all rights, they shouldn’t be. You see, Sinclair paints intimate portraits (i.e. nude and semi-nude) of young… [Read More]
Evangelia Philippidis, former editorial illustrator for the Columbus Dispatch, is proud to announce the opening of her new fine art gallery, Galleria Evangelia. The gallery, at 4269 North High St., will feature a variety of up-and-coming artists and as well… [Read More]
Photo by Kevin Ward Local artist Laura Alexander has cuts and stitches on her arms, and frequently has bandaged fingers. Two years ago while driving from a show with a carload of her etched-glass artwork, she stopped short and six… [Read More]
This month, the ROY G BIV Gallery in the Short North celebrates their 20th anniversary. The local nonprofit gallery was founded in 1989 with a mission to showcase emerging artists and increase the cultural vibrancy of the city of Columbus…. [Read More]
It was reported yesterday that the Ohio Art League gallery in the Short North had some suspicious “for lease” signs in their windows, and speculation quickly led some to believe that the organization as a whole would be closing. Thankfully,… [Read More]
The Short North is the official “Arts District” in Columbus, and is home to the highest concentration of art gallery spaces in any of our neighborhoods. The area is a huge asset to the local arts community, and while Gallery… [Read More]
Exactly two years ago, Columbus saw the opening of it’s first “Designer Toy and Art Gallery” space as Rivet got started up in the Short North. Tomorrow marks the start of their second anniversary celebration and we sat down with… [Read More]
The 83 Gallery might be a little bit off the beaten Gallery Hop path, but a visit this weekend might be worth your while. This new independent gallery attempts to capture the original spirit of Gallery Hop and focuses entirely… [Read More]
Press Release: Catch Air: Robin Rhode, organized by the Wexner Center and on view there April 2–July 26, 2009, will be the South African artist’s first substantial solo exhibition in the United States. The show will chart his development with… [Read More]
From The Lantern: As Warhol departs, the Wex looks to the future By Ryan Book Like all good things, the “Andy Warhol: Other Voices, Other Rooms” exhibit at the Wexner Center will soon come to an end. Despite the record-breaking… [Read More]
From The Short North Blog: Navigating the Gallery Hop Maybe we take it for granted that everyone knows where everything is. After all, we all know where Rivet and Terra and Lindsay galleries are located. Right? So when we say… [Read More]
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