The rush of traffic. The skyline of the city to the south, the ivied halls of the University to the north. Renovated and renovating neighborhoods to the east and west. Walking distance from the convention center and the last public market in town. This is where art comes to show its stuff. A little gritty (sometimes), a little expensive (sometimes), always accessible, exciting and vibrant. This is the Short North, home to one of the city's oldest galleries, a trendsetter in the arts district, co-creator of the monthly Gallery Hop (now in it’s 23rd year). Enter pm gallery and your eye doesn’t know where to alight first. The glass in the window - all shapes and sizes, hanging, spinning, sitting. The mobiles above, the paintings hugging the ceiling, the pottery crowding the shelves. And jewelry - from sea glass, to sterling, to porcelain bugs and just a touch of glistening gold. Ooooh, kaleidoscopes - glass ones and alabaster and wood - they rattle and turn and ooze colors. Cherry wood spoons and cutting boards in hard -but so soft to the touch- luscious bird’s eye maple. Could be a great wedding gift... or maybe you should just get it for yourself. Chimes and bells in the back add their aural impact to the visual. The tinkling of glass, the clear tones of tuned tubes, the nautical tones of cast bronze - each different, but complimentary. Go across the street to have a cup of coffee while your purchases are gift wrapped. Or have it shipped to your recipient. They will surely appreciate a gift handmade by an American artisan - something picked out especially for them - something unique they won’t find around every corner. And at a price that reflects those of the artist’s at the art fairs.
Gallery Hours
For the Holidays, we are open daily from 11-8 and Sunday from 12-6. Gallery Hop Saturdays, the first Saturday of every month, we are open until at least 11 PM.
