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“The shop is wonderful. Lots of great artists. I’ve been drawn on with needles, by Eric - twice. Both equally as impressive and they’ve been great experiences. It’s relaxed and super professional. Reasonably priced, and the area has a great coffee and book shop. What more do you need!(First pic is brand new, hence red, the other is fully healed).Cannot wait to go back.”
“Studios on High Gallery was one of the participating galleries of the monthly Gallery Hop. It is home to 18 artists of different mediums. For the month of August, they are featuring Yesterday's Tomorrow World by Tracy Greenwalt. I enjoyed looking at the different metaphysical themes, including salt shakers, water towers, corn, and bugs. I also enjoyed looking at mixed media pieces by Marty Husted, ceramic sculptures by Denise Romecki, printmaking by Jennifer Jolley-Brown, and cityscapes oil paintings by Jessica Wojtasek.”
“Erica at Reed Arts has done an amazing job for us again— this time with a huge 3’ x 5’ flag framing. Despite such a large and expensive project, we had the utmost confidence working with Erica and knew it would turn out great. She is extremely knowledgeable, thorough, patient, and kind— all the qualities epitomizing a five star experience. If you have an important piece of art to frame, go to Reed!”
“A charming gallery located on a side street from all the major restaurants. I happen to stumble upon it and it was truly a gem. Everyone was so kind and the art work Was amazing. We also stopped by the Little blue House right next door. Where we got to see three amazing woman painting. It’s worth a visit for sure.”
“What a wonderful gallery! It's my new favorite gallery in the city! We got a couple tours from the artists, talked with the great staff, bought some paintings. We'll definitely be back. Thank y'all for creating such a special place.”
“I got invited to an event at the Marcia Evans Gallery...This was something different - something that I would not normally do. It was awesome to meet Marcia and learn about her gallery and the local artest that was featured. This event was well executed - the appetizers were awesome ( gave me some motivation to try some different downtown restaurants), the drinks were awesome (it was nice to be able to sample some craft beers), the art was awesome (I never really talked to a gallery owner before), and live music was awesome (absolutely a great touch), I am looking forward to more of these type events...”
“Incredible establishment. I’ve used it many times throughout the years and have never felt more at home within a space. Great place to get creative and make something cool”
“Absolutely the best place for 3-D art in Central Ohio! It is a joy to go there to see the varied art pieces of the highest creativity and skill. Always welcomed and respected.”
11AM - 6:30PM
43 Parsons Ave, Columbus
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“This store is so beautiful! They have amazing 1 of a kind pieces. The owner is very nice and knowledgeable. I highly recommend checking out these beautiful works of art.”
“Came for an art show my daughter participated in and stayed to meet all the artists, and got to tour all the in-house art studios. Adam and his wife hosted a nice ally party with some local bands of all genres... Good time had by all. I'll miss the independence fest but this was a nice one day event”
“We stopped by the Beeler Gallery at CCAD to view the "1,000 Miles Per Hour" exhibit. When we stepped into the Canzani Center, where the gallery is located, we also found that there was some art immediately inside the door and we took a little detour to check out all of the pieces near the windows. The gallery space itself is to the right when you enter and has a small welcome desk. The staff person was very friendly, greeting us and wishing us a nice day when we departed. We weren't sure what to expect from the exhibit, but it was full of fascinating pieces! There were some particularly intriguing ones, including the artwork you see when you first step inside: rows of twigs (50 twigs in total) that track spacejunk overhead, by David Bowen. We were there when the one they had been tracking dropped below the horizon and got to experience the twigs snapping to a downward position before rising again to track the next bit. Very interesting. Ben Kinsley and Robin Hewlett's Google Street View video of people deliberately interacting with the street view vehicle was neat to see. We also really enjoyed a short film that went from all the way out in the universe and kept reducing down until it reached a galaxy, then a planet, then a person, the person's hand and so on. It was particularly thought-provoking.The exhibit was nicely set up and the gallery is a good size to explore. It is free to enter.”
“This is a great community of artists. Quality local art can be found in their studios. Also check out the studios across the street at Chrome Edge. There are also several galleries nearby. Missy of them are open on Franklin Fridays (the second Friday of the month). Check them out!”
“It's more of a gift shop/gallery than a museum as nearly everything is available for sale.The museum features many talented artists throughout ohio within many different mediums of art.”
“Some very nice people here Great equipment good classes very capable instructors has to be one of my favorite learning spots at this time. It continues to be one of the best places to go for art education and exhibits. Still just the best place ever. Great instructors.”
“Had a great cuddlepuddle in a bathtub, got to meet a bunch of cool artists, drank some wine, committed some crimes, bought some art--A+ gallery showing, thank much to all the BrickBox crew!”
“I attended my first event here a few weeks ago—a moving performance art show where dancers and a live musician expressed their ideas of home and our connection to the environment (the show was called "fault lines"). Abstract art confuses me at times, but being in the space itself with other people made this a communal experience.There was also a fun interactive activity before the performance, where we were invited to create our own collage from magazine photos. The staff were all incredibly welcoming and helpful throughout the experience. You can tell they love their jobs and working with the community.The space itself is housed in the historic Lazarus Building, which was built in the Art Nouveau style, as you can tell from the door design. It's a spacious gallery with a number of shows throughout the year. There's also a lovely coffeeshop nearby called Parable that I've visited a few times. I highly recommend going to the UAS if you want a taste of the Columbus arts scene!”
“I have now taken two sessions of hand-building ceramics classes at the Peggy McConnell Arts Center and have enjoyed the experience thus far. The studio space itself is well-maintained, organized, and conducive to a productive and focused creative process. They offer all the tools you need to create and additional clay can be purchased throughout the session if needed. The selection of glazes that they offer to finish your projects are beautiful. Additionally, the Peggy McConnell Arts Center frequently hosts events and exhibitions that provide opportunities for students to showcase their work and connect with the local art community.”
“Wild Goose Creative is a community art space that has occasional shows and events. The space is nice- there is a front and back area, room with a stage for performances and is a queer friendly venue and supports many queer artists.”
11AM - 4PM
610 W Town St, Columbus
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“This was my first time ever working with glass and I had a wonderful time! Our instructor, Paul, was phenomenal and really knowledgeable about the whole process. We were a smaller class so it was really personable and allowed everyone to take their time when completing their pieces. I look forward to trying out all the other classes they have to offer.”
“Always something great going on here! A wonderful place to visit and support. Their programs are all about the community which includes anyone that dare to visit!”
“Words can not explain what this place does for the underserved mentally ill. In addition to advocacy this place has given the mentally ill a venue to show and sell works of art. 100% of sales go to the artist and the gallery takes no commission. To date the gallery has sold over $60,000 worth of art. They recently celebrated the 10 year anniversary and I donate work to be auctioned to help raise money for the galleries operation expenses. They have a framing budget and a gallery manager to make sure work is displayed professional. There are affluent collectors that believe in the gallery mission and purchase artwork regularly. I feel like as I'm writing this I can't articulate just how necessary this place is for the targeted population and for the community at large. I urge you to stop on for a show on a random weekday and please give them your support. Help make the city, the country and the world a better, more beautiful place!”
“The Immersive Disney Animation was quite a bit of fun. It was fun to watch The kids, big and small, enjoying the light show & the bubbles. Seeing all the Disney movies and trying to guess the characters before my daughter. I'm very glad we were able to go but I do believe everything was extremely overpriced. If you have the chance, and the money, I'd recommend going but only get the basic tickets. There really isn't enough value for the add-ons.”
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“My partner and I enjoyed our experience painting portraits of our two cats. April was our talented instructor for the evening. She was kind and patient guiding us through the painting process. With no experience painting, I came out with a cute portrait of my cat (my partner's painting is quite lovely too). I couldn't help but remember the famous words of Bob Ross, "There are no mistakes. Only happy accidents". This class is fun for dates, friends, and families.”