Visual Arts Series Archive

The Pandemic Portraits, begun in March of 2020 by central Ohio artist Nicholas Hill, visually chronicles the COVID-19 pandemic. Hill continues to draw portraits in a contemplative process, a ritual, with each drawing causing the artist to pause and acknowledge loss one person at a time. The artworks, presented without framing, allow for close inspection [...]

Fractals are repeating patterns that produce a feeling of well-being. The Fractals: Patterns in Nature gallery exhibition encompasses the work of Ohio artists Jonah Jacobs, Andrea Myers and Karen Snouffer and artwork created by Dublin City Schools students.The exhibition is the culmination of a two-year project, developed in collaboration with Noor Murteza, a doctoral student [...]

Hour-long ceramics workshops by artist Masayuki Miyajima will be held Nov. 12 from 11am-2pm at Dublin Arts Council. Registration required. Only eight participants per session.

Masayuki Miyajima returns to the Dublin Arts Council gallery Nov. 8 through Dec. 15 with a solo exhibition of functional Japanese ceramic artwork in a continued exploration of material, form, substance and function. The exhibition features elegant handcrafted stoneware and porcelain objects, carved and inlayed with a variety of patterns and imbued with a combination [...]

The exhibition Stacy Leeman: A Room of One’s Own will be on view at Dublin Arts Council, 7125 Riverside Dr., Dublin, Ohio from Sept. 20 through Oct. 27, 2022. The series of paintings by the Columbus artist explore a need for a physical and psychological space for women as artists. Leeman’s framed artworks feature collage [...]

Photographer Frederick Ripley, who specializes in the American railroad scene, has created more than 60,000 images since 1988. His photographs of modern railroading in the context of history and tradition will be on view in the solo exhibition, Train Interpretations, at Dublin Arts Council, 7125 Riverside Dr, in Dublin, Aug. 2 through Sept. 10. The [...]

Columbus artist N. Penney Denning composes collages from recycled images, removing them from original context to give them new, unique frames of reference.

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.