Columbia’s art scene is waiting to be discovered by the many art enthusiasts here on campus. If you don’t already spend all of your time in McMaster and would like to explore local and professional artwork, there are several places right down the street for you to go.
Columbia Museum of Art: This is an opportunity to use one of
those student discounts. The Columbia Museum of Art, $5 for students and free
to the public on Sundays, is a great way to engage your mind and see artwork
from some of the greatest legends. Currently the museum is hosting "From Mao to
Marilyn," which explores Andy Warhol’s collection of celebrity paintings.
The museum also holds adult art classes, tours and lectures from a variety of
art enthusiasts
http://www.columbiamuseum.org
City Art: This museum has a large collection of professional and hobbyist artwork. The gallery is always changing. It also offers classes and sells art supplies.
http://www.cityartonline.com
Gallery West: Gallery west brings arts from every end of the
table to one shop. It sells and displays art in the form of ceramics, painting
and drawings, wood and
http://gallerywestcolumbia.com
Studio Cellar: Studio cellar is a local social painting studio where art is displayed and created. You don’t need any experience, just the desire to go out and create something fantastic. You can take classes with your friends or to freestyle paint.
http://www.studio-cellar.com
http://www.tappsartscenter.com/about/