By 1808Delaware

Here’s a Winter Road Trip idea for any Delaware County cat lovers.

The Columbus Museum of Art’s latest installation, CATS, has taken over the Open Gallery in the JPMorgan Chase Center for Creativity, celebrating one of humanity’s longest-standing muses: the cat. From domesticated companions to wild prowlers, this exhibit highlights how artists have captured these enigmatic creatures through history.

Whether worshiped by ancient civilizations or adored in modern-day memes, cats have captivated the human imagination. The CATS exhibit delves into these themes, showcasing how artists have immortalized their beauty, mystery, and personality.

Activities for the Art-Loving Cat Enthusiast

More than just a showcase of feline-inspired works, the gallery offers an immersive, interactive experience designed for visitors of all ages. Patrons can:

  • Share personal cat stories and images, creating a community wall of feline tributes.
  • Engage in art-making activities, where visitors can “think like an artist” and create their own cat-themed masterpieces.
  • Play and explore in a space designed to inspire imagination and fun.

Whether you’re a devoted cat person or simply an admirer of fine art, this exhibit is a unique way to enjoy the intersection of creativity and feline charm.

Admission Details

CATS is included with the Museum’s general admission fee. Members enjoy free entry, and new memberships are available for purchase. If you’re planning a visit, ticket prices, parking information, and additional details can be found on the Museum’s website or by calling 614.221.6801.

Why You Should Visit Now

With its blend of thought-provoking art and playful interactivity, CATS offers something for everyone. It’s an excellent opportunity to explore how cats have inspired creativity across cultures and time periods. Whether for a fun family outing or an introspective afternoon, this exhibition promises a delightful experience.

Image by Jill Schafer from Pixabay

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