Columbus Art Schools

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Attending Art School in Columbus

Given the small-town sentimentality, the slower pace (at least by big city standards), and the congenial interactions of its citizens, Columbus represents the quintessential Midwestern city. The city itself seems less like a bustling metropolis and more like a great mix of divergent communities that happen to be placed right next to one another. For prospective art students, Columbus offers a great variety of festivals, including the Delaware Arts Festival, the Columbus Arts Festival, and the Easton Art Affair, as well as many others. In addition, the Columbus Museum of Art, which maintains a sculpture garden and a rather extensive permanent collection, and the Riffe Gallery, operated by the Ohio Arts Council, are wonderful attractions in the heart of the city. Moreover, the Dublin Arts Council not only services its own gallery, but has also commenced a highly praised “Art in Public Places” program. Though locals will admit they seem to lack a single characteristic or symbol that differentiates them from other Midwestern cities, the city of Columbus is dedicated to the development of the arts for and by its citizens. The Greater Columbus Arts Council, for example, spends over $2 million a year in support of the arts, provides grants for various artistic endeavors through project support, administers the Business Arts Partnership program, the Columbus Arts Festival, and the Community Arts Education program. Any art student considering attending a school in Columbus will certainly enjoy all that this city has to offer, including the occasional distractions offered by a certain Big Ten football team, which seems to be the one thing that can really turn this city upside down.

Columbus College of Art and Design

107 North Ninth Street
Columbus, OH 43215-3875
(614) 224-9101
www.ccad.edu
Enrollment:  1359
Faculty:  72
Programs:  Fine Arts, Advertising and Graphic Design, Illustration, Interior Design, Fashion Design, Media Studies, and Industrial Design
Degrees:  Bachelors of Fine Art
Features:  Annual Art of Illustration exhibition, Annual Spring Student Art Sale, Annual Student Exhibition, The Big Boo, Canzani Center

Department of Art, Ohio State University

146 Hopkins Hall, 128 North Oval Mall
Columbus, OH 43210-1307
(614) 292-5072
www.arts.osu.edu
Enrollment:  11691
Faculty:  528
Programs:  Art, Art History, Art History / Art Studio, Fine Arts (drawing, printmaking, photography, painting, sculpture
Degrees:  Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Arts
Features:  Wexner Center for Visual Arts, NASAD accreditation, visiting artists program, student galleries
Noted Alumni:  Roy Lichtenstein, Berenice Abbott (photographer), George Wesley Bellows (painter), Milton Caniff (cartoonist), Chris Carter (football), Howard "Hopalong" Cassady, Patricia Heaton, W.M. Kiplinger, Paul Palnik (cartoon artist and writer), Clarence Shields
Why You Should Go Here:  Did we mention Roy Lichtenstein went to OSU?

Art Department, Ohio Dominican University

1216 Sunbury Road
Columbus, OH 43219-2099
(614) 253-2741
www.ohiodominican.edu
Enrollment:  2170
Faculty:  13
Programs:  General Art (painting, drawing, ceramics, printmaking, photographic art), Graphic Design, Visual Arts Education
Degrees:  Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Arts
Features:  One year required Art History course, The Ohio Dominican University Permanent Collection, Wehrle Art Gallery

Department of Art, Capital University

One College and Main
Columbus, OH 43209
(614) 236-6011
www.capital.edu
Enrollment:  2706
Faculty:  214
Programs:  Art, Fine Art, Art Therapy
Degrees:  Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Arts
Features:  The Schumacher Gallery