Exhibitions

Encounter groundbreaking work from the world’s most compelling visual artists.

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Chairs, artwork, and worktables fill the gallery
Now Exhibitions

Free Space

Exhibitions

Now Through December 27
Multiple Dates/Times Available
Three televisions are mounted at eye level broadcast a multitude of programs.
Now Exhibitions

Gretchen Bender: Aggressive Witness—Active Participant

Exhibitions

Now Through December 27
Multiple Dates/Times Available
A detail shot of a collage painting depicts three blurry figures.
Now Exhibitions

Tomashi Jackson: Love Rollercoaster

Exhibitions

Now Through December 27
Multiple Dates/Times Available
The words "Remember Me" are sculpted in neon and lit against a white wall.
Now Exhibitions

Steve McQueen: Remember Me

Exhibitions

Now Through December 27
Multiple Dates/Times Available
A list of names on a white wall in the Wexner Center galleries
Now Exhibitions

Taryn Simon: Assembled Audience

Exhibitions

Now Through December 27
Multiple Dates/Times Available
An old black and white tv advertisement says "Eisenhower Answers America"
Now Exhibitions

Antoni Muntadas and Marshall Reese: Political Advertisement X 1952–2020

Exhibitions

Now Through December 27
Multiple Dates/Times Available

About the Exhibitions Program

Our exhibitions program provides an internationally recognized platform for established and emerging artists working in every conceivable creative medium. Adventurous thematic shows, single-artist surveys, and newly commissioned projects activate our galleries with bold and highly distinctive exhibitions—whether organized by the Wex or brought from the world’s leading institutions. Through the center’s robust artist residency program, we thrive on providing crucial support to artists in their research and development of new work year-round.

And gallery admission is always FREE for Wex members, college students, and anyone under 18.

COMPLETE EXHIBITION HISTORY

More about the Wexner Center's permanent and outdoor artworks
Maya Lin's Groundswell (1993)
Paula Hayes's Wexner Center Roof Garden (2011–ongoing)
Michael Mercil's Site set-aside (2017–ongoing)

All Exhibitions