wexner center for the arts

Learn: For Teachers

Double Take: David Smith

With David Stebenne and John Lippold


Feb 8
Meet in the Lower Lobby

In our Double Take series, Ohio State faculty from two different fields offer their perspectives on Wexner Center exhibitions.

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David SmithUntitled (on ship), c. 1932–35

Curator's Talk: Denise Markonish


Feb 10
Film/Video Theater

MASS MoCA Curator Denise Markonish talks about her work in this afternoon's talk.

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Image courtesy of MASS MoCA

Walk-In Tours: Winter/Spring 2012


Feb 11 - Apr 15
Wexner Center Galleries

Make the most of your visit to our exhibitions. Take an informative, free Walk-In Tour.

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Photo: Tim Fulton

Place and Story: Drawing Visual Narratives in the Galleries

Workshop for Educators with Julian Lee


Feb 18
Wexner Center for the Arts

Let our galleries be your inspiration as you reconnect with your drawing studio practice.

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Big Diamond, 1952 Photo courtesy the Memorial Art Gallery the University of Rochester

Writer's Reading: Wyatt Prunty


Feb 21
Film/Video Theater

Hear from distinguished poet and author Wyatt Prunty as he reads from his work.

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David SmithUntitled (on ship), c. 1932–35Image courtesy of MASS MoCAPhoto: Tim FultonBig Diamond, 1952 Photo courtesy the Memorial Art Gallery the University of Rochester
David SmithUntitled (on ship), c. 1932–35Image courtesy of MASS MoCAPhoto: Tim FultonBig Diamond, 1952 Photo courtesy the Memorial Art Gallery the University of Rochester

Programs for Teachers

The Wexner Center offers workshops and resource materials for teachers to introduce issues in contemporary art and culture and to help you prepare your students for visits to the center. The center's exhibitions and building provide points of departure for in-depth workshops for teachers, as well as for public artists' talks, lectures, symposia, and other programs that may interest you.

You can also plan in-service workshops for your school, or sign up for graduate-level courses created in tandem with Wexner Center programs.

Watch this page for current and upcoming events especially for teachers and educators. Read more on the Additional Teacher Programs and Resources page.


Bringing Your Class for a Tour?

Are you bringing your class to the Wexner Center soon? Ask about scheduling an Expanded Classroom experience. Following a tour of the Six Solos exhibition, students work closely with artist Speak Williams to think and write creatively about artworks in the gallery. This workshop is designed to get students thinking about space, environment, and community, while considering how identities can be shaped by places and spaces and vice versa. Find links to current and upcoming exhibitions here.

Pages: Art and Literacy

High School students participating in the Pages program visit the Wexner Center at least three times during the school year, experience visual arts, performing arts, and film projects, and develop their own responses in poetry, prose, and artwork. Applications are now being accepted for 2011-2012. Find out more about the program here.

Art & Environment

High school students in 11th and 12th grade from all over central Ohio spent winter and spring 2010 exploring art and environmental issues and earning credit through their own schools in the half-year Art & Environment course at the Wexner Center. Find out more about the class on the Art & Environment blog and urge your students to apply for the fall 2011 course (the application deadline is May 1, 2011). See the artwork the 2010 class created in our Flickr photo album.


Film/Video

CALL FOR ENTRIES

OHIO SHORTS

OHIO SHORTS

Submit your work for the Wexner Center's annual Ohio Shorts showcase. The deadline for entries is Friday, March 23, 2012.

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Public Programs

VIDEO

FOR FAMILIES

FOR FAMILIES

Nearly Lear

Watch a preview for this "frisky, funny, vaudevillian gloss on a great play," here in March.

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