Students will have the opportunity to meet the artist behind the citywide exhibition, “What Is Missing Is Still There,” Thursday at the Wexner Cent…
Wexner Center for the Arts’ hosts a multitude of events through its film and video program — curators at the Wex frequently put together internatio…
Films often evoke universal emotions, whether it’s tearing up at a dramatic scene or gasping at a villain’s reveal — and fear is no exception. …
Widely hailed as the “Mother of African Cinema,” Sarah Maldoror inspired countless artists throughout her lifetime. Even after her death in…
Margaret Middleton, an international museum consultant and exhibit designer based in Belfast, Ireland, will visit the Wexner Center for the…
Like a flicker on the silver screen, the Wexner Center for the Arts’ future looks bright. The hub of cinematic, visual and performing ar…
Members of Wex Workers United and AFSCME Council 8 have claimed that Ohio State has delayed their attempts to set a union election date that could …
Graduating students within the moving-image production program showcased their senior thesis projects during the first-ever in-person senior showcase for the major.
“No Straight Lines: The Rise of Queer Comics” will be screened April 8 at the Wexner Center for the Arts in collaboration with the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum.
The student organization Mad Royal Film Society will hold its fourth annual short film festival in person come the end of the month.