High Road Gallery & Studios
A non-profit artist collective located in Worthington, Ohio
High Road Gallery and Studios represents varied art and artists. We provide a welcoming, affordable and inspiring environment for our resident artists to both create and showcase their work as well as hosting both established and emerging artists for regular guest exhibitions. Come join us! Any of our twelve resident artists will gladly share their thoughts, inspirations and processes. We collectively work in a variety of media, including painting, printmaking and sculpture.
Our 1818 building in the Worthington Historic District provides a unique backdrop for artistic expression and we proudly invite the public to join us. Come see what we do here! We are dedicated to fostering creativity, collaboration and community engagement while serving as stewards for the piece of local history that is our gallery space.
Art can make community!
Current Guest Exhibition: “Where the Mind Wanders”
From July 11 through Aug 16, join us for our latest guest artist show, “Where the Mind Wanders” featuring the work of painter Arris Cohen, digital collage artist Tetyana Hubska and sculptor Melony Gingery.
The exhibit will be on view Fridays 12p to 4p and Saturdays from 10a to 4p free of cost. Resident artists' work will be on display throughout the building in the studio spaces.
An opening reception will be held on Saturday July 19 from 5 - 7 pm. Guests will be able to view and purchase work from the exhibit as well as tour our historic building including all of the resident artist studios. All while enjoying good company, and light refreshments.
On Friday Aug 1 from 5 - 7 pm there will be an artist talk given by all three exhibiting artists. As usual the rest of the gallery and studios will be available to tour while you listen and learn about the artists and their process.
Consider making a donation while you’re here to help make future events possible and keep our 200 yr old historic building in shape!
Upcoming Guest Exhibition
From Aug 22 through Sept 27, we’re doing something a little bit different! “Love Letters: The Bridge Between the Human and the Avian World” an exhibition by Carmen Ostermann will be taking over our primary gallery. This exhibit features a combination of interconnected pieces both sculptural and on paper. The rest of the gallery will be hung with the works of Michelle Boerio and Carrie Lacey Boerio for their exhibition “Mother and Daughter: Views of Nature” highlighting this mother and daughter painting pair’s different ways of seeing the world.
The exhibits will be on view Fridays 12p to 4p and Saturdays from 10a to 4p free of cost. Resident artists' work will be on display throughout the building in the studio spaces.
An opening reception for both shows will be held on Saturday Sept 6 from 5 - 7 pm. Guests will be able to view and purchase work from the exhibit as well as tour our historic building including all of the resident artist studios. All while enjoying good company, and light refreshments.
On Sunday Sept 21 from 2-4 pm there will be an artist talk given by all three exhibiting artists. As usual the rest of the gallery and studios will be available to tour before and after you listen and learn about the artists and their process.
Retro Collage with Susan Rossiter
Registration opens SOON! Check here for more info!
Join us at High Road Gallery in Worthington, Ohio to learn all about the very cool art and life of Rex Ray. You’ll get a little art history and images for inspiration, then we’ll make some handmade printed papers and work on collages. Assistance with color, composition will be available and you’ll take you collages home ready for a frame!
$65 includes all supplies needed for class - A curated collage pack of handmade papers, adhesive and collage bases, Block printing supplies and stencils to make your own unique papers, scissors and 2 hours of instruction. Feel free to bring a blank greeting cards, sketchbook or other substrate for your collages.
70% of proceeds go to assist High Road Gallery in maintaining this 207 year old building
Workshop is limited to 10 seats
❤️ Support High Road Gallery
Art brings people together—and so does your support. High Road Gallery is seeking operating funds to continue offering beautiful exhibitions, studio space, and engaging public programs in the heart of Worthington. We are an artist run non-profit collective that is engaged with and tied to Worthington’s community and history. We continue to be committed to keeping our studio spaces affordable to our artists and making exhibiting work accessible to emerging artists and established artists alike in our space.
We’re proud to be part of the America 250 celebration and even prouder to be rooted in this amazing community. Your contribution helps preserve a historic building, support working artists, and keep our gallery open and growing.
Consider making a tax-deductible gift today! You can hit our donate button below or you can mail a donation to the address below. Together, we can ensure that art remains a vital part of Worthington’s future.
Please send donations by check made out to High Road Gallery to:
High Road Gallery, 12 East Stafford, Worthington, Ohio 43085
Thank you to the City of Worthington for the grants!
High Road Gallery & Studios is deeply grateful for the generous support of our grant partners. From Worthington and The Community Relations Commission (CRC) we received funding through the Strengthening and Empowering Equitable Neighborhoods (SEEN) Grant. Thank you also to the McConnell and the Worthington Creative Community Grant which we also recently received. These contributions help sustain our mission of fostering creativity and community through the arts. These grants enable us to preserve our historic 1818 home, provide affordable studio space for local artists, host engaging exhibitions, and offer enriching community programs. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our funders for believing in the power of art to inspire, connect, and transform lives.
