Ohio Art League is a membership-based non-profit visual arts organization. We provide exhibition and professional development opportunities to artists and enrich the community through art.

In 1909, a group of 40 graduates of the Columbus Art School formed the Columbus Art Students League for the purpose of organizing artists with an objective of “mutual and public benefit.” Nearly 100 years later, that vision has become the Ohio Art League and has affected the lives of thousands of Ohio artists including such distinguished members as Alice Schille, Roy Lichtenstein, Emerson Burkhart, and George Bellows. Currently, Ohio Art League serves over 600 artist members and operates from its gallery in the Short North District in Columbus, Ohio.

The Ohio Art League holds its office and gallery space at 1552 North High Street, at the Ohio State University South Campus Gateway.

The gallery is open six days a week, Monday through Saturday, from noon to eight, and by appointment. Exhibitions change monthly with openings frequently taking place on the first Thursday of each month. The OAL makes no restrictions on exhibition media, content, subject or scale, and encourages experimentation in all visual art media.