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- It’S No Secret That Columbus Loves Art.
- Scioto Lounge
- The Slingshot
- As We Are
- Suspension: Balancing Art, Nature, and Culture
- In Principle and Practice
- Karnak
- Navstar ’92
- Promise For Life
- The Makers Monument
From muralists to world-renowned sculptors, we have some seriously impressive artists that have contributed to our city’s artistic landscape over the years. Public art is important for communities. Studies show that public art can benefit communities in ways that you might not expect. It can help fight feelings of anxiety and social isolation. Publ...
About: Installed in 2015, Scioto Lounge features three deer sculptures casually hanging out along the Scioto riverfront. The most famous of the three statues, created by artist Terry Allen, stands on the Rich Street bridge overlooking one of the best views of the city. Location:Genoa Park and the Rich Street Bridge READ MORE: Here’s The Deal With T...
About: The Slingshot has quickly become one of the favorite sculptures in the city. Located in Franklinton, the massive slingshot was created by artist Andrew Lundberg and is “a kinetic representation of the link between Columbus and Franklinton.” It’s an interactive installation, so feel free to put yourself in the slingshot for a picture. Locatio...
About: Standing 14 feet tall with nearly a million LED’s in the shape of a head, As We Are is one-of-a-kind. Visitors can head inside the sculpture where a 3D image of their head will be taken. Once back outside, that image will be projected on the giant face of As We Are. Columbus College of Art & Design professor Matthew Mohr is the creator of th...
About: What began as a temporary exhibit in 2019 has become a permanent installation in Schiller Park. Created by Polish artist Jerzy Jotka Kdziora, the original traveling exhibitions, which have since moved to Sandusky, included 23 suspended sculptures throughout the park and other locations in the city. The exhibit remained on display longer than...
About: Located outside of the Ohio Supreme Court, In Principle and Practice is a sculpture fountain that uses the power of words to create. The sculpture was created by artist Malcolm Cochran, who has an impressive list of works including the Goodale Park fountain and Dublin’s iconic Field of Corn, known colloquially as cornhenge. Location:145 S Fr...
About: Created by Paul Feeley, Karnak is owned by the Columbus Museum of Art, but it’s located outside on the grounds which means it is free for all to view. Made out of painted aluminum, the sculptures were fabricated in 1968 and restored in 2015. Location:Columbus Museum of Art, 480 E. Broad St, Columbus, OH, 43215
About: This massive sculpture was installed at Franklin Park Conservatory during the extravaganza that was AmeriFlora in 1992. The piece was created by artist Stephen Canneto and served to mark the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus’ first journey to the Americas. Location:1777 E Broad, Columbus, OH, 43205
About: There are many gorgeous works by Alfred Tibor around Columbus, so it’s hard to choose just one. But Promise for Life is beautiful, both in appearance and the meaning behind the art. Tibor was a holocaust survivor and created the sculpture as a way to encourage interfaith discussions. The bronze sculpture of rising flames reaches an impressiv...
About: The Short North Arts District is home to the most significant public art installation in the City of Columbus’ history, The Makers Monument. The 20’ tall crystalline sculpture is inspired by the shapes of items that have been made in Columbus throughout our city’s history. Location:815 N High St, Columbus, OH, 43215
Floating sculpture by renowned artist Janet Echelman to transform Columbus skyline. ‘Current’ will be suspended over major downtown intersection and span over 200 feet. COLUMBUS, Ohio — The skyline of downtown Columbus will be transformed this June with the unveiling of Current, a monumental artwork by internationally recognized sculptor ...
- Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. Even if you do not have a green thumb, you will enjoy walking through the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, which is one of the most prized museums in the city.
- Center of Science and Industry (COSI) The Center of Science and Industry, more affectionately known as COSI, is one of the most well-known and beloved museums in Columbus and one of the top things to do with kids in the city.
- Columbus Museum of Art. The Columbus Museum of Art specializes in a mix of art appreciation, from American and European works from the 19 and early 20 centuries to contemporary works that include sculptures, paintings, photography, wood carvings, and glass.
- Ohio History Center. The Ohio History Center and Ohio Village are two of the most memorable visits you can make in Columbus, and both are located in the same complex.
The Statehouse Museum Shop specializes in unique gifts with an Ohio or political theme. Most gifts are made by Ohio artists or businesses, and many items are exclusive to our shop. Gifts range from wine and pottery to lapel pins and clothing. The Statehouse Museum Shop has the perfect gift no matter the occasion!
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Oct 31, 2022 · Discover Scioto Lounge Deer Sculptures in Columbus, Ohio: Three bronze deer sculptures relax along the Scioto Mile.
