Hawk Galleries

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Hawk Galleries was founded in 1986 in the Short North Arts District and moved in 2002 to their present location with 5,000 sq. ft. of retail gallery space at 153 E. Main St. Located in the heart of culturally rich downtown Columbus.

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Hawk Galleries was founded in 1986 in the Short North Arts District and moved in 2002 to their present location at 153 E. Main St. Located in the heart of culturally rich downtown Columbus, near the Westin Hotel (formerly the Great Southern Hotel) and German Village. Hawk Galleries' airy, light-filled, 5,000 sq. ft. space, featuring 14 ft. high restored tin-plated ceilings is filled with beautiful museum-caliber works of art by world renown artists working in glass, painting, sculpture, metal and wood. Some of these include (but are not limited to) Dale Chihuly, Lino Tagliapietra, William Morris, Christopher Ries, Dan Dailey, Jon Kuhn, Martin Blank, Dante Marioni, Paul Stankard, Cassandria Blackmore, Albert and Frances Paley, Shane Fero, Stephen Powell, Preston Singletary, Hunt Slonem, Bertil Vallien, and Hiroshi Yamano – please visit the Hawk Galleries website for a full comprehensive list of represented artists www.hawkgalleries.com/artists. Gallery openings typically include the artist being present for a presentation and casual discussions with guests.

In addition, the gallery presents a unique, artistic ambiance for your next business or special family event. The combination of great space and unique sculpture and paintings, creates a distinctive, artsy, and magical setting that will surely impress your colleagues, friends, and family. The stylish space can comfortably accommodate corporate social events for up to 150 guests or a formal dinner party for up to 80 guests.

Through our partnership with Cameron Mitchell Premier Events, our collective goal is to ensure every detail of your celebration is covered to help make your event an exceptional and memorable experience! Accessible parking is near the front door. Look for the large Hawk Galleries sign at the corner of Fourth and Main streets.