Columbus Underground’s First Look

‘Hilton’s New Downtown Tower’
“An art piece by Sharone Putter and Ran Berdichesky hangs behind the reception desk. It depicts the city’s river corridors along with its main streets, railroad tracks, and several highlighted destinations.”

Oct 18, 2022, written by Brent Warren


Franklin County Convention Facilities Authority
– online art gallery

“The collaboration started in Jerusalem, Israel, when Putter (a metalsmith) and Berdichesky (a graphic designer), walked their dogs and found glass fragments. Phoenician? Roman? Ottoman? Regardless, the aged sea-green glass unleashed the couple’s creative imagination and catapulted them into an odyssey across continents (and centuries), accumulating scholarship, skills, and artistic sensibilities, enabling them to shape visions into reality, be those 2D, 3D, or in-between.”


Stories from Hilton

‘Hilton Columbus Downtown Opens Second Tower and Becomes Largest Hotel in Ohio, October 13, 2022’

Welcoming guests at reception is a custom oxidized-metal canvas piece created by local artists Sharone Putter and Ran Berdichesky that incorporates the three major river systems in Columbus along with main thoroughfares, notable destinations and some hidden attributes for the viewer to discover.”


Hilton Columbus Downtown Press Room

– artwork featured in photo gallery beneath “In the News.”


Hilton Columbus on Instagram

– artwork featured, celebrating pride month.


Hilton Columbus Downtown’s Home Page Photo Gallery

– artwork featured, scroll down to ‘402 Tower’.


Hilton Hotels International Website

– artwork featured, Hilton Columbus Downtown slideshow..


Prevue Meetings and Incentives

‘Local Art Lends a Sense of Place to Events, By Regina Baraban, April 6, 2023’

“The 1,000-room Hilton Columbus Downtown, for instance, features a stunning art collection of nearly $2.5 million. The hotel’s new 28-story tower, adjacent to the convention center,  incorporates 199 pieces of original art by Central Ohio artists. Welcoming guests at reception is an oxidized-metal canvas piece displaying the Columbus landscape, created by local artists Sharone Putter and Ran Berdichesky.”


Hospitality Net

Hotel Development: ‘Hilton Columbus Downtown Opens Second Tower and Becomes Largest Hotel in Ohio, 14 October 2022’

Welcoming guests at reception is a custom oxidized-metal canvas piece created by local artists Sharone Putter and Ran Berdichesky that incorporates the three major river systems in Columbus along with main thoroughfares, notable destinations and some hidden attributes for the viewer to discover.”


Hotel Management

The reception area has a custom oxidized-metal canvas piece created by local artists Sharone Putter and Ran Berdichesky that incorporates the three major river systems in Columbus along with main thoroughfares, notable destinations and some hidden attributes for the viewer to discover.”


Hotel News Resource

‘Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel Becomes Largest Hotel in Ohio with 1,000 Guest Rooms, October, 17, 2022.’

“Welcoming guests at reception is a custom oxidized-metal canvas piece created by local artists Sharone Putter and Ran Berdichesky that incorporates the three major river systems in Columbus along with main thoroughfares, notable destinations and some hidden attributes for the viewer to discover.”