CCAD Packard Library: Self-Taught, Outsider, Folk, & Visionary Art: Ohio Artists

Ohio Artists

Ohio, especially Columbus, has been home to a number of important self-taught artists.

Elijah Pierce, sitting in his barbershop at 534 East Long St., where Columbus State Community College now stands. Photo by Kojo Kamau.

Ernest "Popeye" Reed working on a sculpture. Photographer unknown.

Elijah Pierce, woodcarver by Norma Roberts
Call Number: 730.973 P611Ro,1992

ISBN: 0295972521
Legacy in Wood : Elijah Pierce at the Columbus Museum of Art by Michael D. Hall; Carolyn Jones; Elizabeth Jane Connell; Nannette Victoria Maciejunes; Joseph Copeland; Kojo Kamu (Photographer); Christopher S. Duckworth (Editor-In-Chief)
Call Number: 730.973 P611l,2013

ISBN: 9780918881670
William Hawkins : drawings in context : the Riffe Gallery, Ohio Arts Council, Columbus, Ohio, January 27, 2000-April 3, 2000
Call Number: 741.973 H314Ri,2000
William L. Hawkins: an Imaginative Geography by William L. Hawkins (Artist); Susan Mitchell Crawley (Text by); Jennifer P. Borum (Text by)
Call Number: 759.13 H314C, 2018

ISBN: 9788857236346

Hartman Rock Garden
Springfield, Ohio's own quirky rock garden, created by Harry George “Ben” Hartman.
Loveland Castle: Chateau LaRoche
Built by Harry Andrews, by hand, on the banks of the Little Miami River near Cincinnati.
The Temple of Tolerance
An environment in Wapakoneta, Ohio.
WinceWorld
Charles Wince's art-covered house in the Harrison West neighborhood of Columbus, OH.