Programs & Events

Earth and Sky will include artworks in monotype, charcoal, oil and pastel inspired by Columbus artist Rod Bouc’s memories of early life on a Nebraska farm. The body of new works will include cloudscapes, still life and landscapes.

Early life outdoor camping, hiking and canoeing experiences, combined with fireside sewing and embroidery, form the basis for Lancaster, Ohio artist Sue King’s current work. King’s artwork is inspired by her numerous artist residencies at national and state parks and underscores the need to conserve America’s wild places, our public lands, for future generations. 

This compelling series of cyanotype images by Granville, Ohio artist Nicholas Hill explores ideas of place, visual associations and memory using drawing, printmaking, and photographic techniques to create graphic compositions that reflect Japanese script and landscape.

Ohio artist Christine D’Epiro Abbott portrays a hopeful perspective of joyful communion in Shelter (Our) Place. The exhibition celebrates the connections found in our most ordinary and intimate spaces using printmaking techniques such as silkscreen, drypoint, relief and mono-printing.

Inspired by the artist’s background as a product designer with Herman Miller furniture, Rubbermaid and Fitch, Inc., Don Staufenberg’s solo exhibition Ceramic Infusion melds experiences and influences to produce an integration of wood, metal, fiber and polymer with ceramics to create a unique tactile visual.

Dublin Arts Council presents a retrospective of a two-year Art & Wellness initiative that began before the pandemic, in an exhibition of artworks created by professional artists and community members from Fall of 2019 through Spring 2021.

Aida Garrity's exhibition of golf-inspired landscapes from her home town of Dublin, Ohio encompasses life and beauty, capturing individual personalities, moods and emotions.

(Leo) Hong Mao mingles virtuosity and unrestrained joy in his art. His paintings capture visible objects but also the invisible vital forces that animate them.

The Bright Side, an exhibition of embroidery and photography by central Ohio artists Eileen Woods and Barbara Vogel, explores age and loss through portraits of loved ones and comrades.

The Language of Creativity is a group exhibition by 23 members of the Central Ohio Branch of the National League of American Pen Women, encompassing individual and collaborative projects from visual artists, writers and performing artists.

Joseph Van Kerkhove and Kristin Kowalski explore contrasts and symmetry in the duo exhibition Accomplices. Van Kerkhove is a traditional printmaker who uses unconventional methods, while Kowalski provides floral elements and color in ceramic sculpture.

Dublin Arts Council’s 20th annual exhibition of student artwork returns in 2022 as a virtual exhibition.

Berry van Boekel: The Top 100 2021 is an exhibition of painted double portraits and audio, featuring a juxtaposition of the recorder and the one recorded.