On the edge of the Short North, the Pizzuti Collection gives Columbus a front-row seat to contemporary art’s cutting edge — a museum-within-a-museum presenting rotating exhibitions from one of America’s notable private collections of post-war art.
Now part of the Columbus Museum of Art family, the Pizzuti’s sleek galleries host international surveys and solo spotlights across painting, sculpture, photography and new media — the kind of shows that make Columbus a stop on the contemporary circuit rather than a flyover.
Its programming pairs with CMA’s downtown galleries to double the city’s museum day: modern masters in the morning, the art of right now after lunch.
Contemporary art asks big questions. In the Short North, it also throws a great opening night.
