While comparing two people can be like comparing apples to oranges, bringing those people together may be as simple as giving them apples and oranges. That is the vision of David Allen Burns and Austin Young, who travel the country to plant fruit trees and ...

David Filipi believes preserving film is a race against time. “There’s never enough money. There are never enough people. For every film saved, a few disintegrate,” said Filipi, director of film/video for the Wexner Center for the Arts. The third season of “Cinema Revival: A ...

There are five love languages, but the Ohio State Department of Theatre will show seven ways to say “I love you.” The department is set to present “7 Ways to Say I Love You” starting Wednesday. The 2015 play written by Adam Szymkowicz is a ...

The Winter Exhibition Preview this Friday at the Wexner Center for the Arts kicked off this semester’s latest feature of works by two award-winning New York-based artists, Carmen Herrera and Sarah Oppenheimer. “Carmen Herrera: Lines of Sight” is the first major retrospective exhibition by a ...

A 2017 Wexner Center for the Arts Artist Residency Award recipient, animator and filmmaker John Canemaker is set to give a talk Thursday at 7 p.m. The award honors performers in the arts and film/video, according to the Wex’s website. Canemaker’s presentation will discuss the ...

It looks like a scene from a sci-fi movie — a plastic dome breathes life into a pair of lungs, which will then breathe life into a dying patient. This emerging process, called ex-vivo lung perfusion, is part of a trial that could significantly increase ...

Eleven years ago, Dionne Custer Edwards was inspired to reimagine arts education. With a number of public schools in Columbus facing budget cuts, it was expected that many districts would cut their arts programs in an effort to save money. At the same time, standardized ...

“The Assassin” showed last night at the Wexner Center for the Arts, an encapsulating film of the wuxia genre by renowned director Hou Hsiao-Hsien. Based in ninth-century China, the film stars Taiwanese actress Qi Shu as Nie Yinniang, the graceful, yet deadly, assassin who is ...

This episode of Scarlet Scoop gives an update on whether or not the annual Mirror Lake jump will end, who the man was behind the shooting at the Wexner center, how OSU might be privatizing energy and this week’s weather forecast.

On the occasional Sunday, the Wexner Center for the Arts will open up their doors to the Columbus community, offering activities and special events for all ages. March 1’s festivities coincided with the winter exhibitions, ‘Fiber: Sculpture 1960-present’ and ‘Hassan Hajjaj: My Rock Stars Experimental, ...