Highline Coffee Art Space is an intimate art gallery showcasing the work of emerging, mid-career, and established artists who live in the central Ohio area.
Over time, the Art Space presents a variety of media and styles, from acrylic and oil paintings to fine art photographs and mixed media work, from realism to abstract. As an exhibit venue, Highline Coffee Art Space endeavors to support our talented local artists while offering a welcoming and enriching environment.
Experience Columbus and Columbus Underground named Highline Coffee Art Space as one of central Ohio’s suburban art galleries not to be missed. Columbus Monthly recognized the Art Space for the imaginative use of its North Window Gallery to show the work of local artists during the pandemic.
For more information or to purchase art, contact Art Space director/curator Don Scott, .
Art Space Update
Through at least early next year, our artist exhibits will be displayed in the North Window Gallery of the coffee shop. Learn more about our current exhibiting artist below and check out to see more artwork and to learn more about some of our upcoming artists.
To purchase art, contact Art Space director/curator Don Scott,
Brittni Hall: Abstracts, December 4, 2020 – January 5, 2021
Central Ohio artist Brittni Hall returns to Highline Coffee Art Space for her second solo show as she exhibits her abstract paintings in the North Window Gallery, December 4, 2020-January 5, 2021.
“Art has always been a passion of mine,” Hall says. “From an early age growing up in Columbus, I always gravitated toward art classes as a form of creative expression. Though my career landed me in the technology field, art remains a driving force in my life. I constantly seek to create, so putting brush to canvas is what I do.”
Now living in Grandview, Hall earned a BFA degree, with a focus in Art and Technology, from Ohio State University. Her inspiration to create comes from nature and the landscape, especially around Ohio. She explores mixing and combining colors as she paints, using pallet knives of various sizes, adding impasto to both thin and thicken the oil paint, and finishing her work with resin or veneer. Beyond her painting and design work, Hall delves into woodworking, using galvanized piping to complete self-designed tables and shelves.
“After working all day in an office, I still find the energy to come home and paint, creating pieces that bring happiness to those who engage in my work,” Hall relates. “Although it’s extremely scary to open yourself and your artwork to criticism, I’ve learned that it will only make my art better. Doing something I love and am passionate about makes life that much more enjoyable.”
Christie Bruffy, owner and manager of Highline Coffee Co., says, “We’re happy to bring Brittni’s energetic abstracts back to the Art Space again. Despite our current situation, we continue to support the central Ohio art community by exhibiting diverse styles of art created by our talented area artists.”