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    Pendleton Art Center

    (17 reviews)

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    Over-the-Rhine

    The Pendleton Art Center is one of Cincinnati's most underrated gems, and their monthly Final…read moreFriday is something I look forward to every time. It's the perfect date spot--casual, creative, and full of opportunities to wander, talk, and discover something new together. With eight full floors of artist studios, there's always something different to see. You can meet the artists, hear the stories behind their work, and truly connect with the pieces in a way you just can't in a traditional gallery. The talent in residence is incredible--I'm genuinely running out of wall space at home because I keep finding pieces I can't leave behind. What makes it even better is the neighborhood itself. Pendleton neighborhood is full of wonderful restaurants and cocktail bars, making it easy to turn an art walk into a full night out. And if you're not quite ready for the evening to end, there's even a late-night ice cream parlor nearby--perfect for keeping the conversation going. If you're looking for a unique, inspiring night out that feels both cultured and relaxed, this is it. Cincinnati is lucky to have a place like this.

    We spent a few hours here on Friday meeting the artists and purchasing a few things. Everyone was…read moresuper nice and was happy to talk about their work. There's plenty of styles to pick from if you're looking to purchase something, too. It ranged from cheaper / on sale to pricey. The main issue is how hot it can be during the summer months so just prepare yourself for that!

    ARTclectic Art Gallery - Gallery interior space

    ARTclectic Art Gallery

    (12 reviews)

    Artclectic Art Galery is a lovely place to host a party! Our family had a bridal shower for a dear…read moreniece at the gallery and everyone enjoyed it. With a backdrop of engaging art, the gallery owners (Starr and Tarry) open their venue for gatherings and the two owners also serve as bar tenders for your event, giving hosts a hand with hosting duties. Tarry and Starr also assisted with setup and packing up afterwards, which we didn't expect and was most welcome help. The venue has a set number of tables that work in their facility and they provide white tablecloths. The tables are setup in their lobby, an adjacent room with counters for serving food and two smaller rooms---all decorated with lovely art done by local artists. For those wishing their own music, they can provide the means to use their in-house speakers and a large screen TV is available for your slide shows or similar. The venue also has a very small kitchen to assist with setup. There is a refrigerator, but it was pretty full, so we needed to rely upon our coolers with ice for our party fare. Our guests thoroughly enjoyed the venue and the bridal shower and, as the hosts, we could have a good time, knowing Tarry and Starr were taking care of beverages.

    Afternoon tea at this small gallery was a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon. The tea was simple…read morebut well thought out. The gallery is small and the artist are varied in skill. There are definitely a few pieces worth looking at but many felt like they were done by high school students. Art is definitely subjective and there is a wide range of skill/mediums.

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    Jack Wood Gallery

    (6 reviews)

    $$$

    Over-the-Rhine

    We randomly found this place while in town for a wedding. The collection is insane. There is…read moresomething magical about watching the owner flip through the stacks ever so carefully to reveal the posters. I was surprised by how knowledgeable he was about the artists themselves. The owner has the entire collection memorized so you can tell him practically any genre (music, sports, art exhibitions, travel posters, fashion, military etc..) and he will find you something you would love or wasn't even expecting. We ended up getting two because we couldn't decide. They are definitely pricey but he can help you find something in your price range. Since we were coming from out of town he had the posters mailed and they arrived in perfect condition. We got the framed immediately and have been enjoying them every day.

    Visiting Jack Wood Gallery, I visually felt like a kind in a candy shop but also found myself…read morecompletely intimidated! I had no idea there were individuals so educated in vintage posters or that there was even so much to know. Based on the level of passion and excitement, I'll assume it was the owner I saw in the store. I have to admit that I spent half of my time eavesdropping on his interaction with some customers where he was bending over backwards to find the most perfect poster for their wishes. He seemed delightful and completely in his element. I saw everything from european travel posters to war time patriotism and even old french bicycle ads. Next time I'll allot more time to browse. I felt like I could have gotten a gift for just about anyone I know somewhere in the stacks of pristine canvas mounted posters. Stop in! You won't be disappointed.

    Cincinnati Art Galleries

    Cincinnati Art Galleries

    (1 review)

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    Downtown

    Who knew that there was an art gallery across the street from Shanghai Mama's? Located inside the…read morebuilding marked "Cincinnati Bar Center," the Art Gallery is presenting Panorama of Cincinnati Art, currently in its 25th year. Unlike the art museum, this gallery is a business that sells paintings. I was buzzed in through the from door, welcomed by the receptionist. As I browsed the exhibit, salespeople kept approaching me, asking about my collection. This was a little awkward as, while I do collect art, I could never afford any of the pieces here which averaged around $3,500, some reaching $25,000 - $150,000. I kindly dismissed the salespeople, explaining I just wanted to view the exhibit. There were 100 paintings lining the walls, but only a few were impressive to my eye. Many were scenes of Native Americans, sailboats, or generic landscapes. The most notable Cincinnati artist, Frank Duveneck, is what drew me to the exhibit. Duveneck is known for his breathtaking murals inside Cathedral Basilica and Mother of God Church. Unfortunately, only one painting in the exhibit was a Duveneck. There was also only one Harlan Hubbard landscape. Hubbard was a folk artist who painted Ohio River scenery, known for living off the land well into the 1980s. Understandably, these prominent artists may only have a few paintings for public purchase (most are in museums.) I was expecting for the rest of the art to be of Cincinnati landscapes or period pieces of the city by lesser known artists. Not quite. A handful of portraits I recognized as Cincinnati, whether modern or past, or mentioned Cincinnati in their description. Of those few artists, I found these pieces to be beautiful: - Tom Bacher, who paints with phosphorescent acrylic for a textured, glowing look. http://www.cincinnatiartgalleries.com/painting/artist-browse.aspx?p=3&id=ART86 - Lewis Henry Meakin (1850-1917), who painted a landscape of rural Clifton. Yes, Clifton was farmland at the turn of the century. http://www.cincinnatiartgalleries.com/painting/artist-browse.aspx?id=ART1127 - Shafer, who created a sole black and white sketch resembling an old newspaper cartoon with clippings of musical notes. It was my favorite piece in the gallery with a style unique from all the rest. I enjoyed seeing these Cincinnati artists and their local pieces. I'll be on the look out for their works around town, especially Bacher, since he is still living and creating art. Overall, Panorama of Cincinnati Art could have used some more details explaining the artists ties to Cincinnati. The Gallery itself was exquisite and a perfect place for the art connoisseur. While you definitely need deep pockets to purchase the portraits, Cincinnati Art Gallery has a selection of local art books, including many on Rookwood Pottery. They also have books on the past Panorama exhibits with vivid pictures of each of the paintings. Books are more affordable, averaging around $25.00.

    From the owner: Cincinnati Art Galleries, established in 1984, is a fine art gallery specializing in American and…read moreEuropean paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries. We also represent a select group of highly regarded and prominent contemporary artists. Located in the heart of the business district in downtown Cincinnati, the gallery offers exceptional works of art in a variety of price ranges.

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