Spring 2026 Exhibitions and Related Events

Explore presentations by Hew Locke, Naeem Mohaiemen, Ximena Garrido-Lecca, Vitória Cribb, and Eric N. Mack that include everything from animation and film to collage and sculpture. Each artist’s practice includes in-depth research and the use of a variety of archives and collections. The resulting works invite you to reflect on and ask questions about past events, visual symbols of authority, identity, and the contrasts between traditional and industrial agricultural practices.

Return to the Wex throughout the spring to explore these themes in depth with talks, film screenings, performances, and a symposium.

IMAGE CAPTIONS
From left to right: Eric N. Mack, A Whole New Thing, 2025; bleached silk, raw silk, Missoni knit, silk chiffon, silk organza, silk scarves, vintage apron, bleached cotton, vintage saree, and polyester, dimensions variable; installation view at the Wexner Center for the Arts. Vitória Cribb, echoes of a wet finger, 2024; HD video; image courtesy of the artist. Naeem Mohaiemen, Through a Mirror, Darkly, 2025 (still). Three-channel video; 90 mins. Commissioned in partnership by the Wexner Center for the Arts. Commissioned and produced by Artangel, in partnership with Film and Video Umbrella. Ximena Garrido-Lecca: Seedings, 2025; three-dimensional rendering of the proposed commission at the Wexner Center; courtesy of the artist. Hew Locke, Ambassador 4, 2022 (detail). Glass fiber, plastic, Jesmonite, aluminum, synthetic fabric, cardboard, leather, brass, wood, synthetic fiber, acrylic paint, and mixed media, 80 3/4 x 28 3/8 x 77 1/2 in. Collection of the Yale Center for British Art, Director's Discretionary Fund. © Hew Locke. Photo: John Hammond.