Modern university arts center at The Ohio State University, featuring contemporary art exhibitions, film screenings and live performances.
Conversation between artist Morehshin Allahyari and anthropologist Alireza Doostdar on how emerging technologies and AI affect historical memory and cultural knowledge.
Free screening of the documentary 'Women Laughing' followed by a conversation with co-director Liza Donnelly and Sara Thurber Sauers.
Free all-ages celebration of Día de los Muertos with personal ofrendas, poetry readings, dance performances, hands-on art activities and traditional refreshments.
Free screening of 'Machini', a stop-motion animated short by Frank Mukunday and Tétshim, in The Box at the Wexner Center.
Live performance by the Los Angeles jazz quintet SML, which blends improvisation, groove, electronics and rhythm.
Pianist Dan Tepfer plays 'Natural Machines', a multimedia piece in which he improvises on a Steinway Spirio player piano that responds in real time.
An immersive two-part exploration of mortality and relationships, with the interactive video installation 'Lucy AI' and the live performance 'Elephant'.
Interdisciplinary work blending cello, dance and electronics to explore personal and familial histories within the Gullah community.
An evening of Cuban jazz and Afro-Cuban rhythms with the Alfredo Rodríguez Band and special guest percussionist Pedrito Martínez.
The Flea's production of 'we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism', a stand-up comedy and performance piece about American consumerism, with ASL interpretation.
Jazz vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant brings her new project 'Oh Snap' to the Wexner Center, closing the venue's 2026-27 Jazz Series.
Dance-theater piece by Ogemdi Ude in which six Black femmes explore the history and physicality of majorette dance, a Wexner Center commission.
Screening of Mila Turajlić's documentary 'The Other Side of Everything' with the director introducing the film and leading a discussion, part of the Unorthodocs festival.
Columbus premiere screening of Lana Daher's documentary 'Do You Love Me', a journey through Lebanon's archival footage, within the Unorthodocs 2026 festival.
Documentary by Sam Green about the oldest person alive, an Ohio premiere screening at the Wexner Center as part of ARTober.
Columbus premiere screening of Felipe Bustos Sierra's documentary 'Everybody to Kenmure Street', part of the Unorthodocs Shorts program at the Wexner Center.
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Ohio premiere of the essay film and documentary by Adam and Zach Khalil about Indigenous repatriation, screened at the Wexner Center's Unorthodocs festival.
Screening of the documentary 'American Doctor' by Poh Si Teng, with director and participant Dr. Feroze Sidhwa in person, followed by a reception.
Ohio premiere screening of the documentary 'Barbara Forever' about pioneering lesbian filmmaker Barbara Hammer, with filmmaker Brydie O'Connor in person and a post-screening conversation.
Columbus premiere screening of the 1972 documentary 'Once Upon a Time in Harlem', directed by William Greaves and completed by his son David Greaves, with a post-film reception.
Live film-performance-lecture by Mila Turajlić, in person, weaving Yugoslav newsreels from the Non-Aligned Movement.
Ohio premiere screening of Dawn Porter's documentary about a wrongful conviction, with the director in person, as part of Unorthodocs.
Ohio premiere screening of the documentary 'First They Came for My College' by Patrick Bresnan, with the filmmaker in person for a panel discussion.
Short documentary programme of the 10th edition of Unorthodocs, the Wexner Center's annual festival of creative nonfiction filmmaking, screened in the Film/Video Theater.
