Adamah is a gallery and studio located in the Short North Arts District of Columbus, Ohio.
Specializing in three dimensional work made from clay, the gallery features a wide variety of ceramicists – from local to international, functional to decorative.
As a hybrid gallery and studio, Adamah also hosts working artists and offers wheel-throwing classes to students interested in learning how to create pottery on the potter’s wheel.
Founded by Joshua Schottenstein, the space aims to highlight artwork originating from the ground, or Adamah.
PRESS & PUBLICATIONs
Columbus Underground (02/29/24 by Ashley Steward)
“The Short North Arts District is gaining a new gallery. Adamah will host its first Gallery Hop, opening on Saturday, March 2, from 5 – 9 p.m. at 641 N. High St., in the former home of Hammond Harkins Galleries. The space will showcase not only ceramic work from local, national, and international artists, but also serve as the new studio space for owner Joshua Schottenstein. Read more here.”
NBC4
“Adamah will open March 2 at 641 N. High St. Joshua Schottenstein is moving his ceramics studio and shop there from a space at Open Air, a mixed-use complex in Old North Columbus that was once home to the Columbus Open Air School. Read more here.”
Columbus Business First (02/09/24 by Bonnie Meibers)
“The Short North is adding a ceramics gallery.
Adamah will open March 2 at 641 N. High St. Joshua Schottenstein is moving his ceramics studio and shop there from a space at Open Air, a mixed-use complex in Old North Columbus that was once home to the Columbus Open Air School.
Hammond Harkins Galleries was in the Wood Cos.-owned space previously. That gallery closed in October.”
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Refined | Spring 2024 (by Sharon Weiss)
“Ohio’s pottery tradition lives on through the talented hands of Joshua Schottenstein, who has emerged as prominent figure in Columbus’s modern art pottery scene. Read more here.”
