Welcome to No Place Gallery in Columbus

No Place Gallery, located in the vibrant city of Columbus, Ohio, is a contemporary art space dedicated to showcasing innovative and thought-provoking works by both emerging and established artists. The gallery's mission focuses on creating a dialogue between artists and the community through diverse exhibitions that challenge conventional thinking. Since its founding in 2015 by noted curator and art advocate, Emily Smith, No Place Gallery has become known for its eclectic programming and deep commitment to fostering local talent. The gallery aims to provide a platform for artists who work at the intersection of various disciplines including painting, sculpture, installation, and multimedia. No Place Gallery features a rotating cast of artists, both local and national, including the acclaimed talents of Sarah Kavage, Hank Willis Thomas, and Amanda Browder. These artists bring unique perspectives and styles that contribute to the vibrant art scene of Columbus. The gallery's focus on contemporary issues and themes relevant to the modern world resonates with a diverse audience, including collectors, students, and art enthusiasts. It is a place where art lovers can engage with current discussions in society, making it a key player in the cultural landscape of the region. In addition to exhibitions, No Place Gallery hosts regular events, artist talks, and workshops aimed at promoting community engagement and art education. With its dynamic approach, the gallery not only highlights important artistic voices but also aims to inspire the next generation of creators. Embrace the art culture at No Place Gallery and see what’s next on the horizon for contemporary art in Ohio!