No Place Gallery, 1 East Gay Street, Columbus, OH (2026)

08/26/2026

No Place is pleased to present: 𝘼𝙉𝙄𝙈𝘼, 𝘼𝙉𝙄𝙈𝙐𝙎, a solo exhibition of new paintings and collages by Cincinnati-based artist Charlie Goering. Please join us for the opening reception on Friday, September 4th from 6–9 PM.

Early conversations around Anima, Animus began with John Donne’s assertion that ‘no man is an island,’ and with an inversion of that idea: Showing up to the studio can feel like showing up stranded on an island. The only way off the island, and back to our fellow humans, is through the act of making. Taking its title from Carl Jung’s conception of the anima and animus, the exhibition considers the encounter between what is known and what remains obscured within oneself. For Goering, meaning is not necessarily determined before a work begins, but reveals itself through the material and intuitive processes of painting and collage.

‘The things in these works inhabit the studio; the ideas behind them haunt it like ghosts.’

—Charlie Goering
Charlie Goering

Charlie Goering (b. 1993, Kentucky) received his BFA from Laguna College of Art and Design in 2016 and studied at the Florence Academy of Art in Florence, Italy. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally at Hawkins HQ, Deanna Evans Projects, MAMA Projects, Sulk, Moskowitz Bayse, Turley Gallery, Warbling Collective, and Brownie Project, among others. In 2024, he published Collages 2020–2024 with Last and Least Studios, Los Angeles. His work will be included in the upcoming New American Paintings: Midwest 2026.
Early access to view and purchase works is available by appointment prior to the opening. Please contact [email protected] to reserve a time.
Portrait of Charlie Goering in his studio by Jon Medina.
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Anima, Animus
Charlie Goering
September 4 – October 8, 2026
No Place Gallery
1 East Gay St.
Columbus, Ohio
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Flyer by Vince Smigiel

08/22/2026

Today is the last day to see Blood Pressures. We’re open today from 5 to 8 PM make sure to stop by and check it out if you haven’t already ✨

Pressure is invisible until it is measured. There are unseen forces that nevertheless shape our human condition. Transduction is the process by which one form of energy is converted into another. Consider how external forces become internal realities. Anxiety becomes muscle tension. Grief settles into posture. Pressure, however it might exist... is rarely experienced directly. It is sensed osmotically. It is indirectly interpreted, and transformed through perception, behavior, the body, the nervous system and the subconscious.

For additional information & PDF of available works please contact the gallery at [email protected]

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No Place Gallery
1 East Gay St
Columbus, Ohio
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08/21/2026

We are open today until 3 PM and 6 to 8 PM

Kira Scerbin
Two Kissers, 2025
Graphite on paper
18 x 13 inches

Kira Scerbin

Kira Scerbin (b. 1991, Cleveland, OH) lives and works in Chicago. Recent solo and two-person exhibitions include GAPING HOLE LIVE (2025) at King’s Leap in New York; Caleb Jamel Brown & Kira Scerbin (2022) at Chapter in New York; Array (2021) at Final Hot Desert in White Pocket, AZ; Mommy’s Big Machine (2021) at Et. al. in San Francisco, CA; and Pot of Snot (2019) at Prairie in Chicago, IL. Select group exhibitions include those at Bradley Ertaskiran in Montréal, CA; King’s Leap in New York, NY; Pharmakon Gallery in Bucharest, RO; Sebastian Gladstone in Los Angeles, CA; Scherben in Berlin, DE; Hudson House in New York, NY; Harkawik in New York, NY; and Interstate Projects in Brooklyn, NY.

For additional information & PDF of available works please contact the gallery at [email protected]

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No Place Gallery
1 East Gay St
Columbus, Ohio
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08/20/2026

Last few days to see Blood Pressures (closing on Saturday) we are open today 12-3 & 6-8pm

Leonardo Kaplan
Life Style Choices, 2025
Acrylic toner transfer, marker, pencil, pen, acrylic on gessoed canvas
27.5 x 38.5 inches

Also happy Birthday Leo!!!!!!My solar brother
I met Leo in 2022 and was quickly folded into the Chicago art scene, though we realized we had been moving through the same creative orbit for years. We started talking about this exhibition over a year ago, and I’m grateful we finally had the chance to bring it into being here in Columbus, connecting two cities and communities that deserve their flowers. Cheers to Leo, the artists, and the worlds we continue to build between places. Happy birthday, my friend. :~)

Leonardo Kaplan (b. 1985, Bogotá, Colombia) is an artist based in Chicago. His work has been exhibited throughout the United States and Europe, with presentations at Specialist Gallery, Seattle; the Graham Foundation, Chicago; New Capital Projects, Chicago; Freies Museum, Berlin; No Place Gallery, Columbus, Ohio; Mickey, Chicago; and at the NADA Art Fair in both New York and Miami. Kaplan previously co-directed The Hills Esthetic Center and BOYFRIENDS, and in 2021 founded Special Feature, an exhibition space in Chicago dedicated to presenting emerging artists working across disciplines. He is currently presenting a solo exhibition, thirteen, at Mickey, Chicago, on view through August 2nd and is featured in City in a Garden at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.

08/15/2026

Happy Saturday! We are open today 12-3pm and 6-8pm

Blood Pressures brings together a group of artists based out of the midwest, connected less by aesthetic parallels and more by a shared sensitivity to the ways life is absorbed, interpreted, and transformed. It investigates moments in which emotional, and physiological experiences become inextricably entangled. These are artists whose practices have developed alongside one another through exhibitions, friendships, and shared geographies. Blood Pressures emerged from an attempt to connect those conversations and recognize a common current running beneath otherwise distinct artistic languages.

For additional information & PDF of available works please contact the gallery at [email protected]

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No Place Gallery
1 East Gay St
Columbus, Ohio
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08/14/2026

We are open this evening 6-8pm

Paul Heyer
Broken Window, 2024
Oil, enamel on canvas
30 x 40 inches

Paul Heyer

Paul Heyer (b. 1982, Chicago, IL) has had solo exhibitions at The Green Gallery, Milwaukee, WI; Chapter NY, New York, NY; Mickey, Chicago, IL; and Night Gallery, Los Angeles, CA. His solo exhibition Chicago Works: Paul Heyer was on view in the spring of 2018 at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL where he has participated in multiple group shows. Other recent group shows include Chapter NY, New York; Night Gallery, Los Angeles; Perrotin Gallery, New York; MX Gallery, New York; Galería Agustina Ferreyra, Mexico City, MX; Park View Gallery, Los Angeles; HOME, Manchester, UK; and What Pipeline, Detroit, MI. His work belongs in the permanent collections of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago and the Brauer Museum of Art, Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, IN. His work has been written about in Art Agenda, Artforum, the New York Times, and FlashArt, among others. He lives and works in Chicago.

For additional information & PDF of available works please contact the gallery at [email protected]

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No Place Gallery
1 East Gay St
Columbus, Ohio
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08/13/2026

We are open today 12-3pm & 6-8pm

Manal Kara
The Body, 2024-ongoing
Dimensions variable

The Body is an ongoing, iterative work of appropriated and collaged text begun in 2024. This six-sentence presentation of the work was assembled from a continually-expanding corpus of over 3,000 sentences drawn from sources ranging across theological tracts, automotive manuals, method acting textbooks, periodicals on beekeeping and basketmaking, quantum physics, heavy machinery, square dancing, neurobiology, and many, many more. The commonality among all of these sentences is that they all contain the phrase “the body.”

Manal Kara (b. 1986, Pennsylvania) is a Moroccan-American self-taught interdisciplinary artist based in Gary, IN. Their work has been exhibited extensively in Chicago and New York as well as in Istanbul, Vienna, and Berlin. Recent solo exhibitions include The Wild Thing Rides Again, Hair+Nails, Minneapolis (2024); Sacred Topologies, Deli Gallery, New York (2023); Hypothèses, Pangée, Montréal (2022); Conjectures, Shulamit Nazarian, Los Angeles (2022); Xylem & Phlöem, No Place, Columbus (2021); The Viewing-Room vs. The Adoring-Gaze, Interstate Projects, Brooklyn (2020); Song of the Other Worm, Prairie, Chicago (2019); and Tearassin’ Like a Slug Outta Heaven, Basketshop, Cincinnati (2019). They have attended residencies at 8th House, Shandaken: Storm King, ACRE, Ox-Bow, September Spring at the Kesey Farm, and Project Freewill.
For additional information & PDF of available works please contact the gallery at [email protected]

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No Place Gallery
1 East Gay St
Columbus, Ohio
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08/08/2026

We are open today 12-3pm & 5-8pm

Kira Scerbin
Possibility of Happiness, 2025
Graphite on paper
18 x 13 inches

Kira Scerbin

Kira Scerbin (b. 1991, Cleveland, OH) lives and works in Chicago. Recent solo and two-person exhibitions include GAPING HOLE LIVE (2025) at King’s Leap in New York; Caleb Jamel Brown & Kira Scerbin (2022) at Chapter in New York; Array (2021) at Final Hot Desert in White Pocket, AZ; Mommy’s Big Machine (2021) at Et. al. in San Francisco, CA; and Pot of Snot (2019) at Prairie in Chicago, IL. Select group exhibitions include those at Bradley Ertaskiran in Montréal, CA; King’s Leap in New York, NY; Pharmakon Gallery in Bucharest, RO; Sebastian Gladstone in Los Angeles, CA; Scherben in Berlin, DE; Hudson House in New York, NY; Harkawik in New York, NY; and Interstate Projects in Brooklyn, NY.

For additional information & PDF of available works please contact the gallery at [email protected]

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No Place Gallery
1 East Gay St
Columbus, Ohio
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08/07/2026

We are open today until 3 PM and 6 to 8 PM

Noelia Towers
Silver apple 2.0, 2026
Silver star stickers on paper
24 x 24 inches (in artist frame)

Noelia Towers

Noelia Towers (b.1992, Barcelona, Spain) is a Chicago based artist born and raised in Barcelona. Her subjects of choice display the power of intimacy, trust, and love with references to larger philosophical quandaries. Towers’ brush strokes are a combination of representational and light impasto, creating a quality that refers to the stark digital nature of casual contemporary snapshots. The resulting paintings are unsettling portraits that relate to the artist’s own unique perspective. Towers has exhibited her work at de boer, Los Angeles, CA; Stems Gallery, Paris; Half Gallery, NY; Nino Mier Gallery, NY; Swivel Gallery, NY; Grove, London, UK; Woman Made Gallery and Public Works Gallery in Chicago, IL.

For additional information & PDF of available works please contact the gallery at [email protected]

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No Place Gallery
1 East Gay St
Columbus, Ohio
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08/01/2026

We are open today 12-3pm & 6-8pm

Pay attention to physical cues, a racing heart, clenched jaw or shallow breathing.
At the tone please press 1 followed by your pin and the pound sign.
If the person appears unresponsive
Break the tension, release yourself
Stand clear of the closing doors
with someone you trust, and pause before acting.
Hold an ice cube
In the case of an emergency
(focus on their feelings)
To speak to an agent
Count five things, feel four things, hear three things, smell two things, taste something
Follow my voice, deeper… and deeper.
Do you accept the charges?

For additional information & PDF of available works please contact the gallery at [email protected]

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No Place Gallery
1 East Gay St
Columbus, Ohio
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