The Short North is home to Columbus’ longest running artist-owned-and-operated gallery, and its success can be attributed, in part, to its uncommon mode of operation. Studios on High began in 1987 as the separate studio spaces of three individual artists. More than 32 years later, ...

As a French exchange student — and a contemporary art fan — I never expected that a museum in the Midwest would be the host of such incredible artworks. Even without competition from other museums in Columbus, The Columbus Museum of Art manages to compete ...

Two of Hollywood’s top special effects artists are coming to Ohio State’s campus for a first-of-its-kind event. Award-winning special effects experts Ben Burtt and Craig Barron will talk about their work and answer questions in a student-only presentation at the Wexner Center for the Arts ...

Art pieces that might not have a spot in commercial galleries are given a platform at (Not) Sheep gallery, a space that caters to conversation-provoking art, just in time for the Short North’s Gallery Hop. “One Step Forward, Two Steps Back” is a show meant ...

Thirty Ohio State BA and BFA art students were awarded scholarships of various amounts in addition to a spot in the campus art gallery this week at the Undergraduate Art Scholarship Exhibition, which opened Monday in the Hopkins Hall Gallery. The featured artists were picked ...

Developed over two years with inspiration from nature and the help of fellow artists, William Ortman displays the results of hours of sweating over furnaces and molten glass in a show at Sherrie Gallerie. Ortman’s body of work is made up of blown glass sculptures, ...

Each semester, the Wexner Center for the Arts brings in new artists to cycle exclusive exhibition residencies. And for the spring semester at Ohio State, the Wexner Center is showcasing works from renowned artists John Waters, Peter Hujar and Alicia McCarthy. John Waters — a ...

Columbus artists have come together to represent the intricacies and unknowns of the city in a gallery show, “From Columbus With Love.” Wild Goose Creative, located on the corner of Summit and E. Hudson streets, will have an opening reception for the gallery on Saturday, ...

The room seems almost too small for the thousands of bricks assembled together. The guests who enter the gallery are immediately dazzled — eyes wide with astonishment and mouths open in awe. Visitors usually pause for a moment at the threshold of the exhibition when ...

Five years ago, when an unnamed 19-year-old man was looking at a painting in the Wexner Center for the Arts, he began by doing what the other participants in the Art on the Brain program were supposed to do: He analyzed the work, talking with ...