I may just be dumb, but I paid 140 for just a room to take photos in not realizing I only paid for…read morea room and was supposed to pay separately for a photographer! Please put on the website that your clients are ONLY booking the studio! Like I said I could js be dumb that was my first time booking a photo shoot but my photos still turned out great on my phone

From the owner: Studio 55 is a full-service photo, video, and content creation rental space in downtown Columbus,…read moreOhio offering hourly and daily rentals with equipment included. We have pro lighting, backdrops, pre designed set, and props. Just show up with your camera and your crew and get ready to make some magic!

Affordable, easy, and great staff! A selection of props and equipment makes this a great studio for…read moreall skill levels.

Friendly environment, great results with head shot needed for work. Brian gives a range of choices…read more Angie, Powell OH

Not artist friendly IMO! I've had a studio here for years. I started renting from Scott then the…read morebuilding switched hands to Keller Financial. I have a problem with the noise of the charter school at the other end of the building. This is a new charter school, I had zero problems w the previous school. The children are out of their designated fenced-in play area and screaming excessively outside of my window. There is a noise clause in the lease!! When I emailed Keller staff to address the excessive noise issue over the course of a few weeks and a handful of emails, I was given excuses and times (on and off through the entire business day) when I could expect the charter school to continue their behavior. My mental health is suffering along with my career as I am losing money and clients because I cannot create art with screaming children constantly in my headspace... And yes I was wearing noise canceling headphones, music blaring, I tried it ALL. Running out of options and pushed to a state of emotional distress I put on short shorts, high boots and proceeded to dance and smoke cigarettes just outside of my window until the charter school complained about ME. Within an hour of their complaint, the owner came to my studio to offer me a new space. His staff made the transition incredibly unpleasant. I have spent weeks and lost hundreds of dollars trying to fix this problem. My studio space now feels like a hostile environment! Do not recommend for any serious artists!

What a beautiful place. So many small businesses with just absolutely great people. I want to say…read moreGod has given His Spirit to this building. I love everyone here. In Jesus name, amen. God bless everyone here and reading this.

I discovered 700 Bryden Community thanks to the Olde Towne East Art Walk. After some conversations…read morewith the local artists I found out the building has been reimagined and is a community/shared office space. There are a bunch of different tenants, and vendors, and they host local events, and workshops. This is so cool to see a space for local artists and small business entrepreneurs and really exited to see this instead of tearing it down or more condos. They even host weekly food trucks on Friday and the OTE Art Walk once a Month on a Saturday. I totally did the food truck today! I was so excited! You can rent have Professional Offices, Artist Studios, and Conference Rooms at 700 Bryden and there is a tasty bakery called Bad Temper Bakeshop. FYI - they have the best Focaccia Bread. For more info about the community check out their webpage at www.700bryden.com/community. You can find the events calendar at www.700bryden.com/events Find them on Social Media at: instagram.com/700bryden facebook.com/700Bryden Really cool and I found my new Friday Lunch spot!

One of the top galleries in the city with a good mix of antique (dead) and contemporary painters…read more(living). Much of the work is top notch and filled with some of the heavy hitters of Cincinnati's deep art history. The owner Doug also runs a restoration business so all of the antique work is in good condition. It is located in a very nice old building lovely appointed and well lit. They have their own lot so parking is a breeze.They have of late been hosting other exciting arts events like Portrait of a Soul and the Oil Painters of America. The staff is very friendly and very helpful if you have any questions about the art or the artists shown in the gallery. At openings they always have wine and delicious hors d'oeuvres. At large events in the summer it can get warm in the gallery if there is a large crowd mixing with all the painting lights and a struggling AC.

Eisele Gallery of Fine Art is an absolutely stunning venue for fine art. In addition, you will find…read morea great staff along with beautiful works of art by notable contemporary as well as historical artists.

Great place and awesome vibe. So much fun. Bonnie was our instructor and such a hoot - so much…read morefun. Will definitely do this again

I attended the Valentine's Wheel Throwing Couples Special back in February 2020. Who knew this…read morewould be one of the last fun events for me, prior to Covid and without the masks and physical distancing! Now, it's a much cherished memory! Bonnie, who is the Charming Owner, prepared a truly amazing evening for us. It was only 4 couples, so we got a lot of attention from Two Experienced Instructors. My husband and I did try working with the rolled-out clay before, but we wanted to try the wheel throwing and that was exactly what this evening was about! And it is true what everyone says: it is very very difficult, even though it looks simple at a first glance. With some much needed help, we were able to take a few cups and dishes home. The atmosphere was lovely. There was a table with delicious snacks (cheese plate and crackers, dips, and lovely sweets, including chocolate covered strawberries!) for us and complimentary wine and bubbles. That surely boosted my confidence, as neither me, nor my husband had any clue about the wheel throwing and centering :) The Instructors were very patient, if it wasn't for them, I wouldn't be able to do anything, as it turned out I was hopeless with the wheel. It was a fun, hands-on night in a relaxing atmosphere, with music and wine. No prior experience was needed. The clay is unlimited, but you will not leave with your piece in hand, as it needs some drying, curing and baking. We left our pieces for glazing (they had a choice of several colors) and baking. They were ready for pick after several days. The clay is wet and messy, so don't come dressed up, it's a more casual feel. I am really interested in the many events Bonnie is organizing. The Cocktails and Clay series is very popular and sells out fast. Each time there is a different piece, so you can come multiple times. They also offer a more classic technique-forward course and many classes for kiddos! Throughout the pandemic, Bonnie had some awesome events, where you could pick a ready dish for painting at home etc. I am so looking forward to coming back at some point! There is nothing more relaxing than making your hands busy & dirty, and train your creative muscles, while forgetting the daily worries. Very relaxing and fun!