Current Exhibits
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.
Ross Art Museum
What We Make - 2018-2019 Sagan National Colloquium Exhibit
August 22 - October 7, 2018
This group exhibit draws on a range of socially and politically engaged art practices to consider how we build communities that are capable of working together across difference. Contributors include Doug Ashford, Chloë Bass, Black Quantum Futurism, Ana Teresa Fernández, Bethany Collins, Sam Gould, Edgar Heap of Birds, Robby Herbst, Interference Archive, Tomashi Jackson, Phoenix Lindsey-Hall, Huong Ngo and Or Zubalsky, Howardena Pindell, Andrew Cornell Robinson, Aram Han Sifuentes, Christine Sun Kim, Hank Willis Thomas, OWU alum Andrew Wilson, Will Wilson, Carmen Winant, and Caroline Woolard. The exhibit is co-curated by Dr. Ashley Biser and Erin Fletcher.
Join us for associated workshops with Robby Herbst and Black Quantum Futurism. For more information, and to register, visit http://owu.edu/snc
Delta
by Hank Willis Thomas
Mowry Alumni Gallery
Stephen Donaldson ’83: Blue Light
March 10 - November 15, 2018
Stephen Donaldson ’83 captures landmarks, landscapes, and locations in photographs that reflect his travels throughout the world.
Into the Void: 9/11 Memorial
by Stephen Donaldson ’83
Venetian Glass
by Stephen Donaldson ’83
Snow Blanket Detail
by Stephen Donaldson ’83
Moon over Maggiore
by Stephen Donaldson ’83
Gallery 2001 (Beeghly Library)
We Hold These Truths: Artistic Voices of Youth.
August 10 - September 25, 2018
The artists of, “We Hold These Truths: Artistic Voices of Youth” are The Social Justice Sewing Academy and represent the resilience, brilliance, and existence of promising individuals who are most at-risk for their dreams to be deferred and their life outcomes marginalized because of America’s unresolved racist and entitled history. Each quilt in the “We Hold These Truths: Artistic Voices of Youth” showcase aims to inform, educate, and inspire truth telling.
Art Behind Bars Vol 1
by The Social Justice Sewing Academy