THE GALLERY 

Since 2010, Brandt-Roberts Galleries has actively engaged with a diverse group of artists. Our programming goals consist of sharing exhibitions from multi-generational and inclusive perspectives. We aim to bring our audience contemporary works that are rooted in both traditional subject matter, and increasingly, works and ideas that address present day social narratives. 

ART ADVISING

Assisting our business and corporate clients through personal art advising provides a vehicle for them to get closer to customers, community and employees.  Creating an art collection enhances an office environment’s interior and exterior spaces.   It defines a corporate identity, adds a new dimension to corporate social outreach and significantly enhances brand image, while investing in culture and providing important support for contemporary artists. 

FOUNDER & DIRECTOR MICHELLE BRANDT

Michelle Brandt, a graduate of The Ohio State University, is a dedicated arts leader and advocate in the Columbus community, having served for six years on the Short North Alliance’s board of directors and as the Short North Art’s District’s public art chair. She has juried numerous public exhibitions, including the Columbus College of Art’s Design’s Biennial Art Fair and the Springfield Museum of Art’s Annual Juried Members Exhibition. In 2020, she curated an exhibition of 50 veteran’s portraits from 50 states at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum.  In addition, she has served as a steering committee member for the Ohio State University James Comprehensive Cancer Center Art Gallery, a mentor for the Latina Mentoring Academy (ELLA), a juror for the 614Beautiful city program and the newly announced Zora’s House public mural.  Most recently, she served as the artist’s liaison to artist Janet Echelman in the installation of the monumental public work, titled Current, installed in downtown Columbus.