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Beautiful work.
Today’s is a spot of serenity in your busy day! This is “Island of Belonging” by Julie Woodrow.
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As an art teacher, Julie encourages her students to create their own landscapes with clay that draw viewers in to explore the intricacies of the environments they create—what she calls a “playground for the eyes.” Julie’s own work is also packed with little details just waiting to be discovered, from flora and fauna inspired by the plants and animals in her backyard, to whimsical patterns and colors that make her pieces irresistible.
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Julie has previously received Ohio Arts Council awards at the Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition, and she is represented by Sherrie Gallerie in the Short North Arts District. Her work merges human experience with the natural world and explores borders, boundaries, and barriers around themes of safety and displacement, restriction and loss, as well as escapism, healing, compassion, and hope.
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We’ll be sharing more of Julie’s art very soon as part of a special highlighting art around Ohio, so stay tuned!
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Image courtesy of Julie Woodrow (
https://www.juliewoodrow.art/) ·
We hope you had an art-filled Gallery Hop weekend just like Arvin and his little buddy!
Murals: "Howl" by Erika Sanada & Sherrie Gallerie
"Short North Gothic" by Steve Galgas & Mike Altman
📸: Arvin Bell
To bring an in-person aspect to the 2021 American Advertising Awards, and give everyone an opportunity to admire winning work in the community, we partnered with six art galleries in the Short North Arts District to display Gold-winning work.
Thank you to our gallery partners who are sharing their space with us:
● Sherrie Gallerie
● Not Sheep Gallery
● Sean Christopher Gallery Ohio
● Studios on High Gallery
● Hammond Harkins Galleries
● Sarah Gormley Gallery
Thank you Frankart Film!
We have had the most incredible time filming with the galleries of the Short North Arts District. Featured, from left to right, are a few behind-the-scenes highlights from our time together!
A) Sarah Gormley Gallery (interior)
B) Not Sheep Gallery
C) Sarah Gormley Gallery (exterior)
D) Studios on High Gallery
E) Sherrie Gallerie
There are a number of outstanding gallery spaces not shown in this social media highlight but are absolute pleasures to work with and also incredible places to see in person. Thank you all so much for sharing your passion with us! Video coming soon. 💛
Thank you to all of the artists, contributors, and bidders who participated in today's Thurber Birthday Auction—and congratulations to those of you who are walking away with an incredible work of art! 😮🎉
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Scott Woods Streetlight Guild James A. Willis The Ghosts of Ohio Sherrie Gallerie Kim Putnam Fine Art Pit-iful Portraits Charlotte Belland
🎉 Happening now—the 2020 Thurber Birthday Auction (ends tomorrow at 1:15 pm ET)! 🎉 Check out the auction ➡️
https://thurberhouse.rallyup.com/2020thurberbirthdayauction
**ALL auction proceeds support Thurber House.**
The online Thurber Birthday Auction is live through December 17 at 1:15 pm ET. A big thank you to our artists and contributors—please show them some love!
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Scott Woods Streetlight Guild James A. Willis The Ghosts of Ohio Sherrie Gallerie Pit-iful Portraits Charlotte Belland Kim Putnam Fine Art
“Give the Gift of Hope” Community Partners”
We want to recognize and thank our community partners that that said “YES” to supporting our “Give the Gift of Hope” fundraising campaign. We thank them for their generosity, support, and belief in Hope Hollow. Their donations will touch the lives of many cancer patients who must travel away from their homes to Columbus, Ohio seeking treatment and hopefully a cure for their cancer. Please join us in supporting these partners!
Hope Hollow thanks:
Benchmark Landscape Construction Inc.
Brandt-Roberts Galleries
Columbus Door Sales
Custom Air Conditioning and Heating Co.
Gifted Communications
Hamilton Parker
Hammond Harkins Galleries
Imageprint
Liberty National Bank
Preferred Living
LMG_Photography101
NetJets
OSUCCC-James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute
S-5! Attachment Solutions
Sherrie Gallerie
The Cleary Company
We Know Columbus!
The Union Bank Company
Daniel Colvin, paper artist and Director of Programming for the Ohio Art League, talks with photographer Barb Vogel.
Vogel works with alternative photographic processes to achieve her eerily shallow focused images. Her work has shown in Mantanzas, Cuba, the Zanesville Museum of Art, the Mansfield Art Center, and The Riffe Gallery. She has received an Individual Artist Award from the Ohio Arts Council and is on the The Ohio Craft Museum Board. She is represented by Sherrie Gallerie and more information can be found on the gallery’s website
http://www.sherriegallerie.com/barb-vogel or
http://www.barbvogel.net/. Her studio is part of Spring Street Studios.
Studiomate Brooke Albrecht may pop in for a special guest appearance that is sure to be entertaining. Albrecht is a paper artist who includes stitch work. She is represented by Sharon Weiss Gallery and her website is
https://brookealbrechtstudio.com/.
Reese Brothers and Nicolettecinemagraphics bring you Art Tells a Story, Let it Tell Yours, a live show featuring artist interviews from arts groups around Columbus. Tune in every Thursday through mid-October.
Look for previous and upcoming interviews by:
Columbus College of Art & Design
Columbus Moving Image Art Review
Columbus Museum of Art
Donte-Woods Spikes
Goodwill Art Studio & Gallery
Greater Columbus Arts Council
Hammond Harkins Galleries
Not Sheep Gallery
Ohio Arts Council
Ohio Art League
Sharon Weiss Gallery
Wild Goose Creative
Artists and creatives are resilient and inspiring. Check out this WOSU Public Media story to see what Brandt-Roberts Galleries, Lindsay Gallery, and Sherrie Gallerie are focused on during this time.
“When I had cancer, one of my therapists said, ‘Whatever you do, don’t get stuck in your illness,’” Brandt said. “I’m trying not to get stuck in the doomsday mentality. I’m trying not to get stuck in the ‘what ifs.’ One thing you learn in cancer is you take it one day at a time, because everything’s out of your control. I think we’ll pull through this.” - Michelle Brandt, Brandt-Roberts Galleries
