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Concourse Gallery & Arlington Gallery 8 am-5 pm, Monday-Friday (or by appointment) Municipal Services Center 3600 Tremont Rd

Galleries

EXPERIENCE

The Concourse Gallery serves to highlight the City’s ongoing commitment to the arts through revolving and diverse exhibits that are educational, engaging and accessible for all residents and visitors.

The Arlington Gallery is located by the Concourse Gallery near the Parks & Rec Office. The purpose of the Arlington Gallery is to highlight local talent and showcase artists who live and work in Upper Arlington.

High School Student Exhibit March 30–April 29 Experience one of our most popular exhibits of the year, works by students creating art in our schools. The Concourse Gallery is filled with artwork by talented students in a variety of mediums. Undesign the Redline June 1–July 7 Reception: Thursday, June 1 | 5-7pm Explore the history of structural racism caused by the 1938 redlining maps and how this inequality continues to impact our communities today, focusing on the ways in which we can come together to “undesign” these systems with intentionality. View the YWCA’s art collection featuring artwork created by local artists, portraying themes inspired by the effects of redlining in Columbus.

Catherine Lang-Cline March 20–June 2

UA resident Catherine Lang Cline creates contemporary art for people that believe real art makes a room. After graduating with a degree in fine art, Lang Cline’s career went down a different path than expected, until her soul called her back to the fine arts and creating acrylic paintings. Award-winning UA artist, Ron Mlicki, has a passion for capturing a person’s mood and their unique personality and surroundings in his paintings. Mlicki graduated from the Cooper School of Art in Cleveland, Ohio and has studied with nationally recognized artist, Burton Silverman.

Ronald Mlicki June 5–August 4

Undesign the Redline Exhibit – Artist: Becca Brown

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