Art is in the HEART of Zanesville.

We are here.

53 South 7th Street
Zanesville, OH 43701

Phone
(740) 408-1237

Email
julie@juliesartery.com

 

STUDIO HOURS

Monday: 9am - 8pm

Tuesday - Thursday: 5pm - 8pm

Friday: 6pm - 8pm

Saturday: Special Events & By Appointment Only

Sunday: CLOSED

Or by appointment. **Summer hours differ to accommodate a different schedule

Parking
Parking or stopping on 7th Street is prohibited. Special permission has been made to allow for parking at Central Trinity United Methodist Church (across the street) or in the lot adjacent to (and owned by) the Wolf Law Offices. Please do not park in these lots outside of class hours.

About the Studio.

Julie's Artery was founded in 2000, as a way to bring the love of art to the local community, providing affordable art education and creative experiences. Julie began teaching art out of her home and then moved her classes in 2007 to the historic Masonic Building in downtown Zanesville where lessons were taught from 2007-2020. Events of 2020 marked the end of the Masonic studio and Julie’s ARTery moved to its current location at 53 S 7th Street in downtown Zanesville. Purchased by the Goodalls in 2016, the old Victorian house on 7th street was in need of much renovation. Determined to create a home for the arts in the community, restoration began on what once was a condemned drug house to what is now a treasure on the block. Offering a variety of classes and workshops for all ages, it continues to be a hub for creativity and learning in the city.

Did You Know…

Zanesville was recognized as the pottery capital of the world over a century ago! This region had abundant natural resources, including rich deposits of clay and silica. As early as 1820, a robust potting tradition existed in Zanesville which would grow into the manufacturing and production of Zanesville pottery, shipped out throughout the world.

Julie, whose maiden name was Schmid, discovered that she had a rich heritage in this wonderful pottery era, from her great, great grandfather. David Schmid, was a businessman in Zanesville and was experienced in the pottery industry. David owned the Zanesville Art Pottery from 1900 -1920. He later sold the pottery to Weller Pottery.

Learn more about Zanesville’s rich history and tradition in the arts at the Zanesillve Arts Museum.

Julie Goodall

Julie Goodall is the lead instructor and owner of Julie's Artery. As a licensed art educator of 30 plus years, Julie has dedicated her life to teaching and mentoring students to unleash their creative potential through the arts. She has honed her teaching skills over the years, and her deep understanding of the art world has made her a favorite among students and peers. She is a participating member of the Artist Colony of Zanesville (ArtCoz) and is passionate about quality and affordable art instruction to her community. Under her leadership, Julie's Artery has become the go-to destination for anyone who wants to learn the art of self-expression through painting, sculpture, and other creative mediums.

Julie specializes in ceramics and is currently teaching the hand-building and wheel throwing classes, as well as Mixed Media classes and private lessons.

Our Creative Team of Instructors

  • Jocelyn Shockley

    Mixed Media Jr.

    Jocelyn joined the Julie's ARTery teaching team in 2022. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts- Interior Design from Columbus College of Art and Design (CCAD). She taught 2D and 3D classes for CCAD's Saturday morning youth art program for a number of years. She loves to see a student meet their inner artist and watch their curiosity and creativity unfold. She especially enjoys helping students gain self confidence through exploring new art mediums and techniques.

  • JoAnn Paisley

    Fiber Arts || Crocheting & Knitting

    JoAnn has been working with fiber arts her whole life. She joined Julie’s Artery in 2020 and has a passion to pass on her knowledge of crochet and knitting. She enjoys the relaxing rhythm of yarn and needles or hooks working in her hands. She works with her church by donating prayer shawls, blankets, scarves, and cancer hats to different organizations in the area. She has 2 daughters, 2 dogs, and a cat, and works in customer service. She enjoys working in my yard and walking with her dogs.

  • Bill Bird

    Glass Art

    Bill established his home based glass studio 41 years ago in Niles, Michigan. The studio moved 38 years ago to Zanesville, Ohio and has grown from sun catchers for local art fairs to a multi-square foot full-service commercial commission studio. Bill welcomes students of all ages to his studio for single day project classes or weekly classes. Bill’s expertise includes design and color selection, copper foil construction, leaded construction, reinforcing, awards and gift sandblasting, and cementing/glazing. Bill’s fun approach keeps his classes moving along with a finished project and a good time for all. Bill also served as the Executive Director of the Art Glass Association 2002-2009.

  • Jill Beebe

    Painting Jr. || Intro to Oil Painting

    Jill, a BFA graduate of BGSU in fine arts, is a local artist specializing in oils, acrylics, and water color. Teaching at Julie’s Artery since 2022, Jill is passionate about providing a fun and educational learning environment to nourish everyone’s inner artist. She spends her day as working as a director and graphic designer for a regional college ministry and her evenings living on adventure with her husband and three teenage kids. In addition to teaching, she loves to paint and enjoy’s brining other people’s pets and ideas to life on the canvas.

  • Sarah Powell

    Intro to Acyrlics

    Sarah is a BFA graduate from the Columbus College of Art & Design. Having majored in Advertising and Graphic Design, she is now in her fourth year of instruction at Julie’s Artery. Her interests include art, technology, nature, and teaching! Looking for a pal? Join in on one of her classes! She is looking forward to meeting you!

  • Lois Frame

    American Sign Language

    Lois is an American Sign Language teacher. She is retired from Zanesville City Schools where she taught for more than 30 years. Lois has taught ASL at Muskingum Educational Service Center, Ohio University - Zanesville, Zane State College and Starlight. She began teaching ASL at the studio in 2022.

    Lois has a passion for working with the deaf and their families. She offers both a beginning level "Intro to ASL" and a "Next Steps to ASL". The Next Steps class is a continuation of the beginner class which is a prerequisite for continuing.

    Lois has 1 son, Joseph, who she is very proud of. She cares for and loves her many puppies and Lois absolutely loves doing anything artistic. She enjoys crocheting, painting, knitting and working with stained glass.