Chuck Zelms, Dick Wood, and Mitch Geiser, three Columbus area photographers will be featured at High Road in a show entitled The World As We See It.

The show runs through October and November with a public reception in on Sunday, October 8 from 2-4 with plentiful food and drinks. The show will end shortly before Thanksgiving on November 18.

Gallery artists will also have their studios and works available for purchase and will share their ideas and approaches with visitors.

The gallery will be closed Thanksgiving week and reopens on December 3 with special Christmas events planned.

Joe Lombardo, a popular teacher in the Columbus art world, is bringing his students to High Road Gallery. Their exhibit entitled Seeing with New Eyes runs from August  5 to September 30 with a free public reception on Sunday, August 6  from 2-4 PM.

Exhibitors in the show include:Ann Kete,Barbara Carruthers, Carol Granger, Claudia Buchmann, Crystal Johnson, Cynthia L. Davis, Daryl Brown, Hannah Mason-Macklin, James Edinger, Jane Flewellen, Jane Moore, Jessica Gesue, Joseph Lombardo, Julianne Temple Kerns, Kara Razek, Kathleen Stone, Kimarie Martin, Lynda Guenther, Margaret Mary Boyd, Marlene Khoury Pereira, Mary R. Nordstrom, Nancy Clelland, Nancy Hamman, Nancy Smeltzer , Patricia Sweeney, Richard Lopez, Robie Benve, Shirley M Miller, T.M. Rudavsky, Ted Stone

Show artists and their artworks are listed here.

The gallery’s resident artists will also have work for sale.

Thirty masterful watercolor paintings by Suzanne Accetta remain on view at High Road Gallery and Studios until May 27. Entitled INSPIRATIONS FROM THE STAGE the show features energetic paintings of local Columbus drummers and dancers. Suzanne’s award-winning works have been shown locally as well as worldwide.

Featuring High Road owner/manager of High Road Gallery & Studios, Carol Hershey and works of the High Road artists
January 5 – March 12, 2017 at the McConnell Art Center

Special events on Thursday, January 12
6:30 pm – Artist Talk
7:00 pm – Public Exhibition Reception

With a career spanning decades, Carol Hershey has made the pursuit of creative expression and the encouragement of other artists her life’s work. As owner and manager of High Road Gallery in Worthington, a historic register building she purchased and transformed into a non-profit community art venue in 2000, Carol has been fostering the careers of local artists for over 15 years.

A lifetime of artistic exploration has rendered creations in many different mediums, with a focus on etchings and polymer clay portraits as well as her current medium, pastels. This exhibit highlights Carol’s own art as well as the artists of the High Road gallery.

This month’s exhibit features a group of artists who spend Saturdays painting outdoors. Their subjects are the many beautiful parks and vistas in central Ohio. The Neo-Impressionism: Central Ohio Plein Aire show was organized by Bill Westerman.

A reception for the public is scheduled for Sunday, October 2 from 2-4 PM.

The show will end on November 19 at 4 PM. We will be closed the week of Thanksgiving.

Visitors may also enjoy the works of the resident gallery artists who create their paintings, sculptures, jewelry, polymer clay and porcelain over-glaze in the 1818 Historic Register Buttles/Brown building. 

High Road Gallery artist Mike Crapser organizes groups of artists who meet each week to draw from a live model. The results of these life drawing sessions will be on display at the 12 East Stafford Avenue facility from August 5 to September 24.

Artists participating are John Daniels, Karen La Valley, Justin Kapp, Ellen OConnell, Tom Cole, Ron Mlicki ,Tim Bachman, Hiroshi Hayakawa, and Mike Crapser with 3D lamps by Roney Sherins.

An evening opening reception and party will be held August 5 from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. Regular gallery artists will also be present to discuss and sell their works as well.

Worthington area artists present LOCAL COLOR in the High Road Gallery exhibit space during the month of July. Chaired by Deb Haller, the exhibit includes paintings and the pottery of Abbe Cheek. Show dates are June 3 to July 30.

The resident High Road artists will also share personal displays of their talents in their individual work spaces throughout the gallery which is open to the public Friday and Saturday from 12-4.