Art on Vine evolved from a college class project that was presented in front of HP, Procter & Gamble and Western Southern Financial Group. James Jenkins went from local business to local business pitching his idea, displaying the class project as a foundation for the idea of Art on Vine. James contacted friend Page Lansley from class who worked as the designer on the class project. She's was the head designer for Art on Vine, Which has now been taken over by Old Soul Creatives. It's amazing how hard work and dedication can pay off. This event started out in a parking lot on Vine Street in Downtown Cincinnati OTR, With a portion of artist fees benefiting Over the Rhine Community Housing, the owner of the parking lot we used to host our events starting out with only 8 artists. Now Art on Vine hosts 80+ artists every month, filling Rhinegeist Brewery during the fall & winter, Fountain Square for the spring and summer months, Receiving more than 200 entries each month. Art on Vine also seeks to benefit a different local nonprofit. Art on Vine was created to provide a unique, fun, one-on-one art buying experience while celebrating and supporting artists Financial independence.