The museum staff plans and regularly mounts exhibitions in three buildings on the Ohio Wesleyan campus. Scroll down for more information about all of our current exhibitions.
A Special Message to Our Patrons
To support public health and safety, the Richard M. Ross Art Museum will require facial coverings and respectful physical distancing for all visitors. In addition, any planned group visit of more than five people is asked to first call or email the museum to schedule a time. Please see OWU’s Safe Campus Guide (COVID-19) site for more information.
You can Tour the current Ross exhibition in 3D, and you can continue to browse our permanent collection here.
Debuting May 7, 2020
Students in Ohio Wesleyan University’s ART 492 class have created an online “Past to Present: OWU’s Evolution” art exhibition that showcases how the university’s academics, student life, places, and extracurricular activities have, or haven’t, changed over time.
(1893 postcard)
Debuting May 15, 2020
Though they aren’t on campus to exhibit their art, Ohio Wesleyan University’s graduating fine arts students have created “Becoming Visible,” an online showcase of their work.
by Cheyenne Hall ’20
March 5-April 10, 2020
This exhibit showcases a series of artist books that explore material approaches to communication beyond spoken language. The featured books, by Ohio-based Ellen Sheffield, were developed in response to songs, poems, signs and signals.
by Ellen Sheffield
by Ellen Sheffield
by Ellen Sheffield
by Ellen Sheffield
by Ellen Sheffield