Looking for a small art exhibit to go to while in Dublin? Then, this is the place for you! One of my favorite areas of this exhibit was the newspaper paintings on the first floor. The expressions on the paintings were bold and symbolized how people felt during the COVID-19 pandemic. There was even a video on a TV near the displays showing how the paintings were made! Another one of my favorite pieces was the Sanguine Standing Stone by Joseph Wheelwright. It symbolized how the human mind is like a rock because it can be stubborn but has a great capacity for thinking. Overall, this is an excellent place to go in Dublin.

Dublin arts council is housed in this very neat old building on the bank of Scioto River, it rotates it's exhibits often and they are free.

I have had the pleasure of seeing their wonderfully curated exhibits and public art as an art patron and of working with their amazing, friendly, and professional staff as an exhibiting artist. I am so impressed with everything about this awesome organization! They've always gone above and beyond!

I brought my class of high school English Learners here to see the Columbus Crossing Borders Project and could not have been more pleased with our visit. Katy and Ava led our tour, facilitating a beautiful experience that was both powerful and inspiring for everyone involved.

Lovely grounds and neat exhibition of fractals in nature!

Awesome display of a local Quilter/Artist. Wonderful welcoming staff! And their cat!

The outreach and impactful projects undertaken by this organization is truly amazing. The town is lucky to have them.

My son displayed his art piece and also goes for a drama camp, a great facility and helpful staff!