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.
October 31, 2019 - February 9, 2020
The human figure has been one of the most intriguing and prominent subjects throughout the history of art. In selecting the works for this exhibit, we sought cohesive reflections between the two dimensional works from the museum’s collection and three dimensional works by contemporary ceramicists.
The diverse artistic visions invite the viewers to contemplate the expressive, unique and timeless visual qualities of the human figure, along with the idea of humanity.
Ceramic Artists: Jim Bowling, Sarah Hahn, Kyle & Kelly Phelps, Tara Polansky, Richard Swanson, Paul Wandless, Janis Mars Wunderlich
Prints from the Permanent Collection By: Leonard Baskin, Peter Blake, Wanda Ewing, Dorothy Getz, Alberto Giacometti, Mikumo Ishihara, Karl Kasten, Oskar Kokoschka, Kathe Kollwitz, Georges Rouault, Arthur Segal, Sadao Watanabe, Janis Mars Wunderlich.
by Kyle and Kelly Phelps
by Janis Mars Wunderlich
by Richard Swanson
October 31, 2019 - February 9, 2020
This exhibit features the work of thirteen jewelers from French-speaking countries in Canada and Europe. Each of the featured creators reimagine the ways that art and jewelry inform one another in a contemporary context.
Artists: Marianne Anselin, Marie Eve Castonguay, Ambroise Degenève, Gabrielle Desmarais, Catherine Granche, Aurelie Guillaume, Sophie Hanagarth, Patricia LeMaire, Nelly Van Oost, Claude Schmitz, Catherine Sheedy, Magali Thibault-Gobeil, Anne-Sophie Vallée.
by Patricia Lemaire
by Claude Schmitz
by Magali Thibault Gobeil
by Aureile Guillauem
September 6 - December 12, 2019
This exhibit celebrates the development of Art For Everyone: The Delaware Mural Project. It documents the practice of artist Brett Cook and features photos, writing, and art by citizens who collaborated on the community workshops and participated in the artistic process. This exhibit opens in conjunction with the completion of the mural in downtown Delaware.
by Brett Cook
by Brett Cook