From a film about three brothers caring for their 93-year-old grandmother in “America,” to a historical re-enactment of the Bisbee Deportation during 1917 in “Bisbee ‘17,” to a master class by award-winning filmmaker Yance Ford, the Wexner Center for the Arts will have it all ...

Heather Lenz, a former Wexner Center for the Arts film intern, debuted her documentary “Kusama – Infinity,” about groundbreaking Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, last Thursday at the Wexner Center for the Arts. The documentary, which took Lenz 17 years to produce, follows Kusama through her ...

Friendly chatter floating down the hallways and bouncing off the high ceilings created a warm environment for the Wexner Center for the Arts’ Fall Student Party last Friday. One of the main attractions for students was free access to Mickalene Thomas’ exhibit “I Can’t See ...

When Lynne Sachs celebrated her 50th birthday, she wasn’t concerned about an impending midlife crisis. Instead, she decided to celebrate with 11 New Yorkers she had never met. For her latest documentary, “Tip of My Tongue,” Sachs gathered a diverse group of men and women ...

Take a seat and kick back, documentary fans. The Wexner Center for the Arts is preparing for its first-ever all-documentary film festival Oct. 19-22. The festival, “Unorthodocs.,” will offer a diverse collection of 11 documentaries, portraying a wide range of themes and filmmaking styles. “Unorthodocs.” ...

A documentary which asks the question, “Is access to public transportation a simple civil right?” will have its Columbus premiere on Wednesday. “Free to Ride,” created by Ohio State’s Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity, follows conflicts involving the community of Dayton, ...

A team of modern superheroes has vowed to never let an animal die alone in the dark. That is what Justin Zimmerman said about the roughly 14 individuals known as the Specialized Mobile Animal Rescue Team, the stars of his feature-length documentary “SMART.” Zimmerman, a ...

Viewers can get a look inside North Korea in the documentary “Under the Sun.” The film is set to screen on Saturday at the Wexner Center for the Arts. “Under the Sun” follows the life of Zin-mi, who is about to join the Korean Children’s ...

“Anthropocene” questions if mankind has affected the planet so much that it has brought on a new geological age. The feature documentary was nominated for Best Film in the Global Health Competition at the 2016 Cleveland International Film Festival, and will be screened at the ...

Moving away from home, leaving friends and family behind and working to fulfill your dreams — these are challenges that might be faced by many college students as they embark on their educational journey. Yet imagine traveling halfway around the world, coming to a new ...