November/December 2015 Calendar

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NOVEMBER+DECEMBER 2015 EVENTS

wexner center for the arts

Family Film Festival

FEATURING JULIAN MCFAUL’S ADVENTURES IN CARDBOARD

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Family Film Festival

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DECEMBER 3–6

Zoom is Columbus’s only annual celebration of family entertainment from around the world. Enjoy fresh and engaging films for all ages, plus free activities—our morning cereal and pajama party, an ice cream social, and more!

Thanks to our community partners Blick Art Materials, The Julian, and Momentum—Excellence at the Speed of Dance. Special thanks to Emily Westenhouser, Blick Art Materials, and Monica Kridler, Momentum.

zoom kick-off—in 3d!

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special ticket prices MEMBERS $3 film, $15 any 6 tickets GENERAL PUBLIC $4 film, $20 any 6 tickets

Parents, if you have questions about the films or activities and their content, please contact Jean Pitman, educator for youth programs, at (614) 292-4614 or jpitman@wexarts.org.

Member Appreciation Days

Zoom weekend is also Member Appreciation Days at the Wex. See Member News and Events for details.

Heirloom is open Saturday, December 5

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Recharge with a coffee, snack, or meal 9 am–4 pm.

SUPPORT FOR FILM/VIDEO

ROHAUER COLLECTION FOUNDATION

SUPPORT FOR YOUTH AND FAMILY PROGRAMS

Creature from the Black Lagoon (Jack Arnold, 1954)

(Sanna Lenken, 2015, Sweden)

FRI, DEC 4 | 7 pm Ages 11 and up When sensitive tween Stella discovers that her older, figure-skater sister has been starving herself, she’s faced with a moral dilemma: should she keep her secret, or seek her parents’ help? Featuring an impressive performance by newcomer Rebecka Josephson, the granddaughter of Ingmar Bergman actor Erland Josephson. In Swedish with English subtitles. (95 mins., DCP)

Kid Flix Mix SAT, DEC 5 | 10 am Ages 4 and up

FRI, NOV 27 | 1 pm

Ages 8 and up

Trade the Black Friday blues for classic thrills with this special 3D presentation of one of Universal’s most iconic monster films. A group of scientists get more than they bargained for when they try to capture and study a fabled Amazonian creature. Bring the whole family and make a day of it by taking in the acclaimed After Picasso exhibition and Wexner Center Store.

(79 mins., 3D DCP)

Our annual screening of lively animated shorts from the New York International Children’s Film Festival is always a crowd pleaser—as is the cereal and pajama party beforehand. This year’s lineup is full of colorful animation, lively music, and acclaimed films, including Torill Kove’s Oscar-nominated Me and My Moulton. (approx. 60 mins., video)

Golden Kingdom (Brian Perkins, 2014, Germany/USA)

SAT, DEC 5 | noon

Jellyfish Eyes

Ages 8 and up

(Takashi Murakami, 2015, Japan)

THU, DEC 3 | 7 pm Ages 8 and up

World-renowned contemporary artist Takashi Murakami makes his feature film debut with the visually stunning, creature-filled Jellyfish Eyes. This Pokémon-influenced coming-of-age story follows Masashi, a young boy who moves to a sleepy town only to discover he and his classmates can control a menagerie of monster companions. In Japanese with English subtitles read aloud. (101 mins., DCP)

Take a fresh glimpse at an unseen world with Golden Kingdom. Following four novice Buddhist monks who bravely venture out from their remote monastery, the film features gorgeous cinematography of Myanmar's countryside, newly opened to outsiders after decades of isolation. In Burmese with English subtitles read aloud. (101 mins., DCP)

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BLICK ART MATERIALS THE JULIAN MOMENTUM—EXCELLENCE AT THE SPEED OF DANCE

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COMMUNITY PARTNERS FOR ZOOM

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New this year: Julian McFaul’s old-school interactive Adventures in Cardboard. Make your own fort in our Zoom Family Studio and grab a seat inside for a movie after it becomes part of an epic cardboard screening environment.

My Skinny Sister

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Free Zoom Activities

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5 Cereal and Pajama Party

9–10 am

MERSHON AUDITORIUM LOBBY All ages

WEXNER CENTER CAFÉ All ages

Join us between films, crafts, and fortbuilding for a free ice cream social featuring Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams.

Begin the weekend by staying in your PJs and heading off to Zoom for free cereal before watching Saturday shorts on the big screen!

Hosted by Heirloom Café.

Hands-on Crafts and Activities

11 am–4 pm

MERSHON AUDITORIUM LOBBY All ages

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This year’s crafty fun features several simple projects for the younger set, including coloring, collage, and more.

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Zoom Family Studio

(Various directors, 2014, Canada/ France/Lebanon/Qatar/USA)

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Julian McFaul’s Adventures in Cardboard

SAT, DEC 5 | 2 pm Ages 9 and up

“Awe inspiring! A work of essential spiritual enlightenment ... as visually mesmerizing as it is profound!”

—VARIETY

11 am–4 pm

Lebanese author Kahlil Gibran’s famed book of poetry The Prophet gets an enchanting cinematic realization by Roger Allers (The Lion King), who assembled an array of acclaimed animators to adapt episodes from the book. Featuring the voices of Quvenzhané Wallis, Liam Neeson, and Salma Hayek and music by Damien Rice, Glen Hansard, and Yo-Yo Ma. In English. (85 mins., DCP)

PERFORMANCE SPACE Ages 7 and up (parent/guardian supervision required)

Families won’t want to miss our unique Zoom family studio opportunity: a free, handson cardboard fort-making experience. Join Minneapolis-based artist Julian McFaul, his Adventures in Cardboard team, and Wex staff to create your own fort, which will become part of an extraordinary, sculptural movie screen installation for selected Zoom screenings (see schedule below). After Zoom is over, the set will be adapted and reinstalled at Capitol Theatre for a spring performance featuring Momentum, a Columbusbased youth dance program. Visit wexarts.org for event details and more about the artist.

Ballet Boys

(Kenneth Elvebakk, 2013, Norway)

SAT, DEC 5 | 4 pm FREE FOR MEMBERS! Ages 9 and up

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Experience the final three screenings of Zoom in a handmade, cardboard cinema installation created by artist Julian McFaul and his Adventures in Cardboard team, along with help from kids and families participating in our free Zoom Family Studio activity (see details above). Grab a chair, find a spot on the floor (bring a blanket), or sit in a cardboard fort to watch the movies on a big screen in our Performance Space. What could be cooler?

Follow the hopes and dreams of three talented teen boys who dedicate their lives to the art of ballet. This inspiring documentary tracks their efforts to balance family, friendships, and first loves with the hard work it takes to turn their passion into a professional career. In Norwegian with English subtitles. (75 mins., DCP)

Space is limited and seating is first-come, first-served for these screenings—so buy your tickets (and arrive) early!

Buster Keaton Comedy Classics SAT, DEC 5 | 7 pm PERFORMANCE SPACE

Maya the Bee Movie

(Alexs Stadermann, 2014, Australia/Germany/Belgium)

SUN, DEC 6 | 1 pm

PERFORMANCE SPACE FREE SCREENING! Ages 5 and up

with live music by Sue Harshe Ages 7 and up

Join us for three sidesplitting short films starring one of the most beloved comedians of cinema’s silent era. Sue Harshe (of Scrawl and Fort Shame fame) provides live musical accompaniment for some of Buster Keaton’s finest, funniest, and fastest shorts featuring his trademark physical humor and choreographed stunts: The Scarecrow (1920), The Haunted House (1921), and The Goat (1921). (approx. 60 mins., Blu-ray)

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In this delightful animated film, a nonconformist worker bee flees her colony to go on a journey of self-discovery—but when she uncovers a dastardly plot against her queen, she realizes that she’s the only one who can save the hive! A terrific film for our youngest audiences, featuring a story about acceptance, individuality, and growing up. (89 mins., Blu-ray)

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TOP FROM LEFT PIK PIK PIK (Dmitry Vysotskiy, 2014) Image courtesy of GKids MAYA THE BEE MOVIE Image courtesy of Shout! Factory BOTTOM FROM LEFT

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JELLYFISH EYES Image courtesy of Janus Films KAHLIL GIBRAN’S THE PROPHET Images courtesy of GKids GOLDEN KINGDOM Image courtesy Eye on Films AT RIGHT

JULIAN MCFAUL Set for “Disappearing Trick,” 2009 Photo: Ann Marsden

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Adventures in Cardboard

“An engaging coming-of-age story with a healthy dose of beautiful dancing.”—TELEGRAPH (UK)

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Ice Cream Social 2:30–4 pm

Party Mix

SUN, DEC 6 | 3 pm

PERFORMANCE SPACE Ages 9 and up

Made for a slightly older audience than Kid Flix Mix, this lively and irresistible collection of the best shorts from the New York International Children’s Film Festival features such delights as Mythopolis (2014), where old fables and myths are given a new twist, and the Oscarnominated A Single Life (2014), about a vinyl record with magical (and hilarious) properties. (approx. 60 mins., video)

onScreen VISITING FILMMAKERS

Today’s most engaging and inventive directors, producers, and film professionals join us to introduce their work and answer questions after most screenings.

Director Roddy Bogawa

introduces

Taken by Storm: The Art of Storm Thorgerson and Hipgnosis (2012)

Director Nancy Andrews

Director Lacey Schwartz

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The Strange Eyes of Dr. Myes (2015)

Little White Lie (2014)

TUE, NOV 10 | 7 pm

$7 members, students, seniors $9 general public

$5 Wexner Center and Jewish Community Center members $10 general public Tickets available at Wexner Center box office or online at columbusjcc.org/cultural-arts/film-festival

Along with partner Aubrey “Po” Powell, with whom he founded the London-based design firm Hipgnosis, Storm Thorgerson created some of the most iconic (and surreal) album covers in music history, including Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon and Led Zeppelin’s Houses of the Holy.

Taken by Storm follows Thorgerson’s 40-year career, featuring interviews with such clients and collaborators as David Gilmour, Robert Plant, and Peter Gabriel. Bogawa’s diverse filmography includes Some Divine Wind (1991), Junk (1999), and I Was Born, But... (2004). (95 mins., DCP)

One of the most engrossing personal documentaries in recent years, Little White Lie tells director Lacey Schwartz’s story of growing up in a white Jewish household with loving parents—but with questions about her dark skin. At the age of 18, after her parents’ abrupt divorce, she finally learns the truth: her biological father was not the man who raised her, but a black man with whom her mother had an affair. Following the latter’s funeral, she begins a quest to reconcile her relationship with the only father she ever knew. (65 mins., DCP)

THU, NOV 5 | 7 pm

TUE, NOV 17 | 7 pm Take a one-of-a-kind trip with The Strange Eyes of Dr. Myes, the first feature from acclaimed animator Nancy Andrews. The campy, neo-underground cult movie combines live action and animation, as well as tropes from sci-fi, horror films, and Hollywood musicals, to tell the story of a rogue researcher attempting to graft animal senses onto her own. Andrews’s eclectic techniques add up to a wildly inventive and entertaining feat of imagination. Made with extensive postproduction support from the center’s Film/Video Studio Program. (76 mins., DCP)

Copresented with the Columbus Jewish Film Festival, Leventhal Visiting Artists Fund, Columbus Jewish Foundation, Ohio State Film Studies Program, and OSU Hillel.

Producer Lisa Stevens and Brenda Myers-Powell

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Dreamcatcher (Kim Longinotto, 2015)

Michael Almereyda

FRI, NOV 13 | 7 pm

introduces

Dreamcatcher is a revealing and inspirational portrait of Brenda Myers-Powell, a woman who, after 25 years as a drug-addicted prostitute, decided to change her life following a violent encounter with a john. Myers-Powell founded The Dreamcatcher Foundation, an organization dedicated to helping at-risk women and girls who are desperate to escape their personal cycles of violence and prostitution. We follow Myers-Powell as she not only lends an understanding ear to their stories but shows them a way out of the same dire circumstances.

(97 mins., DCP) Dreamcatcher is on tour this fall with generous support from The Fledgling Fund in collaboration with Women Make Movies and the British Council. For more information on The Dreamcatcher Foundation visit thedreamcatcherfoundation.org.

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SUPPORT FOR FOR DREAMCATCHER

DREAMCATCHER Image courtesy of The Film Sales Company STORM THORGERSON Cover art for Peter Gabriel’s Peter Gabriel (1978) Image courtesy of the artist LITTLE WHITE LIE Image courtesy of Lacey Schwartz

Experimenter (2015)

FRI, NOV 20 | 7 pm $7 members, students, seniors $9 general public The prolific Michael Almereyda has produced a body of work as diverse and uncompromising as any filmmaker working today. His latest, Experimenter, is a formally daring biopic of Yale professor Stanley Milgram (played by Peter Sarsgaard), known for his controversial 1961 experiments that tested the limits of obedience and empathy by instructing fellow subjects to electrically shock each other. Almereyda constructs a compelling portrait of a man whose work still resonates today. With Winona Ryder, John Leguizamo, and Taryn Manning. (90 mins., DCP)

THE STRANGE EYES OF DR. MYES Image courtesy of the director EXPERIMENTER Image courtesy of Magnolia Pictures STORM THORGERSON Cover art for The Cranberries’s Wake Up and Smell the Coffee (2001) Image courtesy of the artist

OCTOBER 29–NOVEMBER 1

CHRISTIAN MARCLAY Telephones, 1995. Video, 7 mins. 30 secs. © Christian Marclay. Courtesy Paula Cooper Gallery, New York.

Our four-day celebration of the Wexner Center’s Film/Video Studio Program concludes with Reframing Documentary, an onstage conversation with Sam Green and Lucy Raven, and a screening of Linda Goode Bryant and Laura Poitras’s Flag Wars, a poignant look at the gentrification of Columbus’s Olde Towne East neighborhood.

Sam Green and Lucy Raven present Reframing Documentary

For more about this festival featuring talks with world-renowned filmmakers, area premieres, and rare screenings from our archives, visit wexarts.org/picturelock.

(Linda Goode Bryant and Laura Poitras, 2003)

SUN, NOV 1 | 1 pm

Flag Wars

SUN, NOV 1 | 3 pm

NOVEMBER Christian Marclay

Telephones (1995)

Before his 24-hour video installation (and 2013 Wexner Center exhibition) The Clock, there was Telephones, multimedia artist Christian Marclay’s earliest foray into filmic slicing and dicing. Weaving together various clips of phone calls throughout movie history, Marclay creates his own conversation, one that’s slightly absurd but ever-aware of the telephone’s presence as a cinematic device. (7:30 mins., video)

CLASSICS A Married Woman

JOE SOLA AND WILL ENO Watercolor, 2006. Video, 4 mins. 13 secs.

Image courtesy of the artists and TIF SIGFRIDS, Los Angeles.

(Jean-Luc Godard, 1964)

preceded by Red Luck (Mike Olenick, 2014)

FRI, NOV 6 | 7 pm

“An update of Madame Bovary in the age of Roland Barthes.”—JAMES QUANDT Subtitled Fragments of a Film Shot in 1964, Jean-Luc Godard’s profoundly modernist film-essay A Married Woman dissects the aimless existence of Charlotte (Macha Méril) as she drifts between bland domesticity with husband Pierre (Philippe Leroy), the arms of her lover Robert (Bernard Noël), and the allure of 60s consumerism. (95 mins., DCP) Preceded by Red Luck, Columbus filmmaker Mike Olenick’s surreal psychosexual thriller that was recently awarded Best Experimental Short at the Slamdance Film Festival. (26 mins., DCP)

DECEMBER Joe Sola and Will Eno

Watercolor (2006)

Closing out our yearlong celebration of the Film/Video Studio Program is this collaboration between LA-based artist Joe Sola and New York playwright Will Eno. A darkly comedic take on PBS-style instructional art programs (think Bob “Happy Little Clouds” Ross), Watercolor is also a meditation on life, death, and the creative process. It was shot and edited entirely in Columbus. (4:13 mins., video)

Image courtesy of Cohen Film Collection

COSPONSORED EVENTS Director Heather Courtney

introduces

OHIO STATE STUDENT-ONLY SCREENING

Director Steve Martino

Where Soldiers Come From

introduces

(2011)

The Peanuts Movie (2015)

THU, NOV 12 | 3 pm

FRI, NOV 20 | 3:30 pm

FREE

FREE for Ohio State students with BuckID

Where Soldiers Come From is an intimate portrait of the people who fight our wars, their families, and the towns and cities from which they come.

Director Heather Courtney focuses on a group of friends who join the National Guard after high school, following them from being recruits to 23-year-old vets trying to restart their lives. Stay afterward for a conversation between Courtney and Dominic Fredianelli, one of the young men featured in the film. (90 mins., DCP)

Join Ohio State grad and ACCAD alum Steve Martino as he introduces a free screening of his recent animated feature The Peanuts Movie, based on Charles Schulz’s long-running and beloved comic strip. Martino has directed such features as Horton Hears a Who! (2008) and Ice Age: Continental Drift (2012) for Blue Sky Studios.

(92 mins., 3D DCP)

Screened as part of the symposium Responsibility, Morality, and the Costs of War. See the inSight page for details.

Tickets available at the Wexner Center Patron Services Desk beginning 10 am on November 13.

Limit one per student Cosponsored by Ohio State’s College of Arts & Sciences, Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design (ACCAD), Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum, and Wexner Center for the Arts. Special thanks to 20th Century Fox and Blue Sky Studios.

FILM/VIDEO TICKET INFO

$6 members, students, senior citizens $8 general public $3 children under 12 Film/Video tickets are on sale at tickets.wexarts.org and the Patron Services Desk on the entrance level of the building. In-person ticket sales continue until a half-hour after show times or until the start of the second film of double features.

SCREENINGS

All events are in the Film/Video Theater, unless otherwise indicated. Non-English language films have English subtitles, unless otherwise indicated.

All programs are subject to change.

onScreen CONTEMPORARY SCREEN The Assassin (Hou Hsiao-hsien, 2015)

THU–SAT, DEC 10–12 | 7 pm

“A work of strange and subtle power ... and an extraordinary comeback from a necessary filmmaker.”

—TELEGRAPH (UK)

One of the most celebrated filmmakers of the 1990s, Taiwanese director Hou Hsiao-hsien breaks an extended quiet spell with The Assassin. It’s one of the year’s most notable films: not only for garnering Hou the Best Director prize at the Cannes Film Festival, but also for marking his unexpected entry into the Chinese martial arts wuxia genre. Featuring a stunningly meticulous recreation of the late Tang Dynasty, The Assassin reestablishes Hou as one of the most brilliant directors working today. (105 mins., DCP)

THIS PAGE FROM TOP THE ASSASSIN Image courtesy of Amplify Releasing HITCHCOCK/TRUFFAUT Images courtesy of Cohen Media Group STRAY DOG Photo: Eric Phillips-Horst for Still Rolling Productions

NEW DOCUMENTARY

Stray Dog

(Debra Granik, 2014)

Hitchcock/Truffaut (2015)

introduced on friday night by

THU, NOV 12 | 7 pm

director Kent Jones

“A remarkable portrait not only of this particular man, but of a culture in a transitioning moment.”—INDIEWIRE

THU–FRI, DEC 17–18 | 7 pm

Stray Dog is Oscar-nominee Debra Granik’s (Winter’s Bone) portrait of Ron “Stray Dog” Hall, a Vietnam vet living in the RV park he owns in Southern Missouri.

When his new wife arrives from Mexico, we follow Ron as he tries to balance family, neighbors, fellow vets, and his beloved biker culture. The film offers an all-too-rare, sensitively told portrait of Middle America, the region’s poverty, and the issues faced by the country’s veterans, old and new. (100 mins., DCP)

In 1962, Alfred Hitchcock and a 30-year-old François Truffaut (400 Blows, Jules and Jim) locked themselves away for a weeklong conversation about filmmaking and cinema. The transcription was printed as a landmark book that has inspired film lovers for decades.

Based on the original recordings, Hitchcock/Truffaut illustrates the greatest cinema lesson of all time and its impact on today’s leading filmmakers, featuring interviews with Wes Anderson, Olivier Assayas, Peter Bogdanovich, Arnaud Desplechin, David Fincher, Richard Linklater, and Martin Scorsese. The film’s director, Kent Jones (also the director of the New York Film Festival and deputy editor of Film Comment) joins us to introduce the Friday screening. (80 mins., DCP)

Calling Ohio Filmmakers It’s never too soon to start working on your cinematic masterpiece for our annual showcase of videos from across Ohio. We’ll begin taking entries in early January 2016.

Check wexarts.org for entry forms and screening details.

onStage

Kneedelus:

A Live Collaboration between Kneebody + Daedelus Adventuresome jazz quintet Kneebody is indicative of the next generation of talent emerging from the LA scene: absolutely fearless in embracing diverse musical trends and able to shape them into a seamless and satisfying cohesion. For this special collaboration, LA-based artist Daedelus (Alfred Darlington) adds his driving electronica to the fierce instrumental chops of Kneebody’s Adam Benjamin (keyboards), Shane Endsley (trumpet), Kaveh Rastegar (electric bass), Nate Wood (drums), and Ben Wendel (saxophone) onstage. If you were among those who loved Mehliana—the electrifying duo of Brad Mehldau and Mark Guiliana—then Kneedelus will be right up your alley. Discover the shape of things to come when these musicians mix it up in our intimate Performance Space.

FRI, NOV 6 | 8 pm PERFORMANCE SPACE $17 members $20 general public $13 students

“One of the smarter bands blenderizing postbop, indie rock, hip-hop and classical music … Kneebody puts it all on the table.”—NEW YORK TIMES KNEEDELUS Photo: Chris Clinton

Julian Lage Trio “With roots tangled up in jazz, folk, classical and country music, he has spent most of his life bathed in a bright, expectant light.”

—NEW YORK TIMES ON JULIAN LAGE TICKETS.WEXARTS.ORG

The Wex’s online ticketing platform is easy and convenient to use, and you can even print your tickets at home whenever you like. Member and student tickets are available, too, for most events.

WED, NOV 18 | 8 pm PERFORMANCE SPACE $19 members $22 general public $13 students Young jazz guitar virtuoso Julian Lage draws on the classic jazz guitar trio tradition of Jim Hall with this outstanding lineup featuring Orlando le Fleming on bass and Kenny Wollesen (who plays with Bill Frisell) on drums. Employing deft, nuanced touch and tone, Lage delights audiences with his improvisational verve and fluid melodic lines. His years of collaboration with artists ranging from jazz vibes master Gary Burton and fiddler Mark O’Connor to Chris Eldridge of Punch Brothers and Nels Cline of Wilco have also informed his vast musical vocabulary—a rich command of technique and a wide spectrum of ideas that he expresses with each sparkling, cleanly articulated run down the fretboard.

JULIAN LAGE Photo: Justin Camerer

ACCESSIBILITY

Please contact houseweb@wexarts.org with questions about accessibility and ADArelated accommodations for any event.

F R E E G A L L E RY ADMISSION

2016

Don’t forget: gallery admission is free with a ticket to any same-day Wexner Center event. Simply show your ticket at our Patron Services Desk and enjoy the exhibition on view before the performance.

MAJOR SEASON SUPPORT FOR PERFORMING ARTS

ACCOMMODATIONS

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FV film/video ME membership PA

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EX EXHIBITION-RELATED EVENT

Super Sunday: In the Style of…

Wexner Center | noon–5 pm FV PICTURE LOCK

Reframing Documentary with Sam Green and Lucy Raven Film/Video Theater | 1 pm

Find out more at wexarts.org Read complete event descriptions and updates, buy tickets, and view trailers, including a video preview of our 2016 Winter/ Spring season highlights.

onView THROUGH DECEMBER 27

After Picasso: 80 Contemporary Artists IN THE PERFORMANCE SPACE DECEMBER 17–27

Flag Wars

Film/Video Theater | 3 pm

Nov HEIRLOOM CAFÉ OPEN NOON–4 PM

Interventions: Students Respond to the Environment

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Little White Lie introduced by Lacey Schwartz Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

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The Strange Eyes of Dr. Myes introduced by Nancy Andrews Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

The Box NOVEMBER

Christian Marclay Telephones DECEMBER

Joe Sola and Will Eno Watercolor

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Store Find something unique for everyone on your list at the Wexner Center Store. Browse the region’s best selection of books and media on contemporary art, film, and design, as well as handsome titles for the cooks and kids in your family. And keep it local with Ohio-made jewelry, accessories, and goods for the home featured in our State Line collection.

Remember, all purchases support Wexner Center programs, and all members receive discounts on their holiday purchases—and all year long.

Heirloom Café Take a break from the holiday rush, and warm up with freshly made soups, hearty entrées, and specialty sandwiches. We’re open until 8 pm on Thursdays and Fridays, so join us for dinner or happy hour. We’ll also be open noon–4 pm on November 1 for Super Sunday and 9 am–4 pm on December 5 for Zoom: Family Film Festival. Heirloom is closed November 11, November 26–27, and December 24–January 10 for winter break.

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MEMBER APPRECIATION DAYS

FV ZOOM: FAMILY FILM FESTIVAL

Maya the Bee Movie | 1 pm Party Mix | 3 pm Performance Space

15 PUBLIC TICKET SALES FOR WINTER/SPRING 2016 HIGHLIGHTS BEGIN

Member Appreciation Days DECEMBER 3–6 With 25% off your purchases in the Wexner Center Store, free giftwrapping, complimentary light refreshments from Heirloom Café, and free admission to Ballet Boys (part of Zoom: Family Film Festival), members can save and celebrate all weekend long. Stop by the members table outside the store to say hello and get all the details.

THE ASSASSIN Image courtesy of Amplify Releasing

27 Last day to see After Picasso: 80 Contemporary Artists

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EX EXHIBITION-RELATED EVENT

FV CLASSICS

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Artist’s Talk: Zhang Hongtu Film/Video Theater | 4:30 pm

FV VISITING FILMMAKER

Taken by Storm: The Art of Storm Thorgerson and Hipgnosis introduced by Roddy Bogawa

11 WEXNER CENTER CLOSED FOR VETERANS DAY

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A Married Woman preceded by Red Luck Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

PA JAZZ

Kneedelus: A Live Collaboration between Kneebody + Daedelus

Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

Performance Space | 8 pm

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COSPONSORED EVENTS PP Symposium:

Responsibility, Morality, and the Costs of War

Film/Video Theater | 2:30 pm FV Where Soldiers Come From

introduced by Heather Courtney Film/Video Theater | 3 pm FV NEW DOCUMENTARY

Stray Dog

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PP LAMBERT FAMILY LECTURE

After Picasso: A Conversation with Diana Widmaier Picasso and Jack Cowart

Mershon Auditorium | 5:30 pm

14 ME WEXNER CENTER ANNIVERSARY PARTY

By invitation: see Member News & Events for details WEXNER CENTER GALLERIES AND CAFÉ CLOSE AT 3 PM

FV VISITING FILMMAKER

Dreamcatcher introduced by Lisa Stevens and Brenda Myers-Powell Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

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PA JAZZ

FV COSPONSORED EVENT

The Peanuts Movie introduced by Steve Martino

Julian Lage Trio

Performance Space | 8 pm

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Film/Video Theater | 3:30 pm Ohio State student screening (free with BuckID) FV VISITING FILMMAKER

Experimenter introduced by Michael Almereyda

Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

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WEXNER CENTER CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING

HEIRLOOM CAFÉ CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING FV ZOOM KICK-OFF—IN 3D!

Creature from the Black Lagoon

Film/Video Theater | 1 pm

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MEMBER APPRECIATION DAYS

FV ZOOM: FAMILY FILM FESTIVAL

Jellyfish Eyes

Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

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My Skinny Sister

Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

MEMBER TICKET PRESALE FOR WINTER/SPRING 2016 HIGHLIGHTS DEC 3–14

5 FV ZOOM: FAMILY FILM FESTIVAL

Cereal & Pajama Party 9–10 am Kid Flix Mix | 10 am Zoom Family Studio 11 am–4 pm Kids Crafts & Activities 11 am–4 pm Golden Kingdom | noon Kahlil Gibran’s The Prophet 2 pm Ice Cream Social | 2:30–4 pm Ballet Boys | 4 pm Buster Keaton Comedy Classics | 7 pm HEIRLOOM CAFÉ OPEN 9 AM–4 PM

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The Assassin

Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

17 PP ART & ENVIRONMENT

Interventions: Students Respond to the Environment Reception

Performance Space | 5:30–7:30 pm

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The Assassin

Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

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Hitchcock/Truffaut introduced by Kent Jones

Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

FV NEW DOCUMENTARY

Hitchcock/Truffaut

Film/Video Theater | 7 pm

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The Assassin

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Don’t miss your chance to experience this vibrant exhibition that explores Pablo Picasso’s seismic impact on several generations of modern and contemporary artists. You’ll see nearly 150 works in a variety of mediums by such Picasso peers as Brassaï, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Henri-Cartier Bresson, and Dora Maar, and by contemporary masters like Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Cindy Sherman, William Wegman, Louise Lawler, Sigmar Polke, Amy Sillman, and Fred Wilson. The exhibition also features specially commissioned works, including a site-specific installation by Berlin-based artist Alexander Wolff.

After Picasso offers the perfect bookend to Transfigurations: Modern Masters from the Wexner Family Collection, which featured 19 works by Picasso and inaugurated our 25th Anniversary Season last September.

Originally titled Picasso in Contemporary Art, the exhibition was first presented at the Deichtorhallen Hamburg on the occasion of its own 25th anniversary and curated by the institution’s general director, Dirk Luckow.

After Picasso: 80 Contemporary Artists has been organized in cooperation with Deichtorhallen Hamburg.

THIS SPREAD FROM LEFT SEAN LANDERS Genius, 2001 Oil on canvas 86 x 214 in.

Ringier Collection, Switzerland © Sean Landers, courtesy of the artist and Petzel Gallery, New York Installation view at the Wexner Center, photo: Stephen Takacs

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CINDY SHERMAN Untitled, 1993 Chromogenic color print 53 x 35 in. (framed) Neda Young, New York Courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures, New York

ALEXANDER WOLFF Wallpapering Wexner Center, Columbus, 2015 Sublimation prints on canvas, latex paint, dirt, and fabrics on wall Installation view at the Wexner Center, photo: Katie Spengler

Wexner Center members can visit After Picasso as many times as they like, with free admission every time. Sign up today at wexarts.org/join. Or join when you come to the exhibition, and we’ll credit your admission toward your membership.

FREE RELATED EVENTS Visit wexarts.org for a complete schedule and event details.

LAMBERT FAMILY LECTURE

After Picasso: A Conversation with Diana Widmaier Picasso and Jack Cowart FRI, NOV 13 | 5:30 pm MERSHON AUDITORIUM Diana Widmaier Picasso—Pablo Picasso’s granddaughter and a noted curator and art historian—joins Dr. Jack Cowart, executive director of the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation, for a very special conversation exploring the interconnections between two titans of 20th-century art. See the inSight page for details.

Super Sunday

In the Style of…

SUN, NOV 1 | noon–5 pm EVERYWHERE AT THE WEX Explore the many ways artists have been influenced by Pablo Picasso—and try your hand at making your own Picasso-inspired works—at our next Super Sunday. Open to the community, Super Sundays feature free gallery admission and a range of fun, free activities for all ages.

Artist’s Talk: Zhang Hongtu THU, NOV 5 | 4:30 pm FILM/VIDEO THEATER New York–based artist Zhang Hongtu has long used Western art history to comment on his native China’s past and present. His Bird’s Nest in the Style of Cubism (2008), for example, adopts Picasso’s style of analytic cubism to critique Beijing’s hosting of the 2008 Summer Olympics.

Ohio State History of Art Professor Julia Andrews, a leading scholar in Chinese contemporary art, joins Zhang for the talk.

Walk-in Tours THU, NOV 5 | 6 pm SAT, NOV 28, DEC 12, DEC 19 | 1 pm Make the most of your visit to the galleries with a guided walk-in tour. Tours are free with gallery admission, which is free on Thursday evenings.

No registration is required; just meet us at the entrance to the galleries. Extend your tour with a visit to the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum led by Wexner Center docents. Contact (614) 292-6493 or edweb@wexarts.org for details.

Photo: Katie Spengler

Expand your Experience

Explore selected works in After Picasso using our special augmented reality app! You can experience the artworks in a whole new way through the interactive program, which accesses photos, videos, and other content to help put you into the mind of the artist. It’s free—just pick up an iPad mini as you enter the galleries.

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inSight Lambert Family Lecture

After Picasso

Zoom: Family Film Festival featuring

Julian McFaul’s Adventures in Cardboard DECEMBER 3–6

A CONVERSATION WITH

Diana Widmaier Picasso

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See the onScreen pages of this calendar for details about this year’s Zoom: Family Film Festival, featuring acclaimed movies from around the world, entertaining events for all ages, and—new for 2015—a free fort-building experience with visiting artist Julian McFaul and his Adventures in Cardboard team. Make your own cardboard fort, which will become part of a custom-built screening environment in our Performance Space!

FOR STUDENTS

WorldView: Cultural Intersections with Image and Identity FRI, DEC 11 | 9:30 am–1:30 pm FREE for school groups (advance registration required) Every thinking mind needs a worldview. This half-day seminar offers students grades 9–12 an engaging arts experience focused on a specific cross-cultural context. This year’s program features The Hunting Ground, a documentary film by writer/director Kirby Dick that addresses sexual assault on college campuses across the US. The program also includes facilitated small group discussions as well as preprogram resource materials and opportunities for classroom visits to further engage with the topic.

Teachers, register your class by calling (614) 292-6493 or emailing edweb@wexarts.org. Visit wexworldview.edublogs.org for additional information.

COSPONSORED EVENT

Symposium: Responsibility, Morality, and the Costs of War

FRI, NOV 13 | 5:30 pm MERSHON AUDITORIUM FREE for all audiences

THU, NOV 12 | 2:30 pm

As the nearly 150 works in After Picasso: 80 Contemporary Artists demonstrate, artists from around the world continue to wrestle with and take inspiration from Picasso’s legacy. Few artists have engaged with Picasso quite so intensely as Roy Lichtenstein, the iconic pop artist and Ohio State alum, who made works revealing close study and analysis of Picasso’s oeuvre for almost five decades. For this year’s Lambert Lecture, Diana Widmaier Picasso, the artist’s granddaughter and cocurator of the major exhibition Picasso.mania now on view at Paris’s Grand Palais, joins Dr. Jack Cowart, executive director of the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation, for a very special conversation exploring the interconnections between two titans of 20th-century art.

See the onView pages for more about After Picasso: 80 Contemporary Artists.

The annual Lambert Family Lecture is made possible by generous support from the Lambert Family Lecture Series Endowment Fund, which promotes dialogue about global issues in art and contemporary culture.

FILM/VIDEO THEATER FREE Blending the arts with leading academic research, this campus-wide symposium assesses the myriad costs of war as the United States emerges from nearly 14 years of sustained military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

At 3 pm, award-winning filmmaker Heather Courtney screens her documentary Where Soldiers Come From (see the onScreen pages for details), which is followed by a panel discussion.

The symposium continues through Saturday, November 14, at the Drake Performance and Event Center. Visit theatre.osu.edu for details.

Cosponsored by Ohio State’s Department of Theatre, Mershon Center for International Security Studies, Department of Political Science, Committee on Medicine and the Arts, and Wexner Center for the Arts.

Organized by Kevin McClatchy and Janet Parrott.

ART & ENVIRONMENT

Interventions: Students Respond to the Environment Exhibition and Reception PERFORMANCE SPACE

EXHIBITION: ON VIEW DEC 17–27 FREE with gallery admission

RECEPTION: THU, DEC 17 | 5:30–7:30 pm FREE Come see some of the freshest—and greenest—artwork around! Since August, high school students from central Ohio have been exploring art and environmental issues as part of the center’s annual Art & Environment class, and the Interventions exhibition presents the extraordinary projects they’ve created.

Celebrate with the artists and investigate their intriguing and varied works at an evening reception on Thursday, December 17. New for 2015: donate to our power2give campaign and cast your vote on which Interventions artist will receive a commission to create a new artwork for long-term view at the Grange Insurance Audubon Center.

Visit wexarts.org/audubon for more information and to donate.

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DIANA WIDMAIER PICASSO Photo: Gilles Bensimon JACK COWART Photo: Kevin Ryan

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INTERVENTIONS Student artist at the 2014 exhibition Photo: AJ Zanyk

Member News & Events

Member Appreciation Days DECEMBER 3–6

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Sue Cavanaugh

p r o f e s s i o n a l a r t i s t, wexner center member

Local artist Sue Cavanaugh became a Wexner Center member for a simple reason: “Great contemporary art. Exhibitions at the Wex make me want to be a better artist!” She was particularly inspired by William Kentridge: 7 Fragments for Georges Méliès, on view here in 2006. “Kentridge’s films transferred me to a magical world where time goes backward as well as forward—pure genius.” Sue considers the Wex a significant resource for artists in Columbus. “It’s important to know what is happening now in the arts,” she says, and “the Wex brings world-class contemporary art to us. How cool is that!”

Valued Wexner Center members! Please join us for a weekend of tantalizing offers and holiday fun. It’s just one small way of showing our gratitude for your support year-round!

Jump-start your holiday shopping with 25% off your purchases in the Wexner Center Store, plus complimentary gift-wrapping. Take an exclusive members-only tour of After Picasso: 80 Contemporary Artists (RSVP at the membership table). And stop by Heirloom Café for a complimentary coffee drink or sweet treat (just show your member card at the register. No one but us has to know!).

There are other sweet perks to savor Thursday–Saturday. Members receive a free handmade pastry with the purchase of any entrée in the café. Refer a friend, and when they join the Wex, we’ll give you a complimentary membership upgrade. And enjoy free admission to the poignant Ballet Boys, part of the Zoom: Family Film Festival, on Saturday at 4 pm.

Remember—members enjoy the first opportunity to purchase tickets for our exciting lineup of Winter/Spring events during the December 3–14 presale. Turn the page to see what’s up next at the Wex!

Sue also credits the Ohio Arts Council and the Greater Columbus Arts Council for being steadfast supporters of local artists. In 2012 she was awarded a prestigious GCAC Artist Exchange Program residency in Dresden, Germany, which culminated in a joint exhibition with Rotterdam-based painter Mariëlle Buitendijk.

Currently her studio is housed in the 400 W. Rich Street complex. “I love the interaction with other artists, and the space itself inspired my latest exhibition, Gathering III.” This installation (pictured above) was made from three 35-foot parachutes that were reconfigured, gathered, hand stitched, and then painted. The compositions flow off the walls and work with the contours of the 105-year-old building—not unlike Sheila Pepe’s site-specific work Put Me Down Gently (hover & slope), featured in Fiber: Sculpture 1960–present at the Wex last spring.

Represented by Muse Gallery, Sue’s work has been exhibited at the Columbus Museum of Art, the Cultural Arts Center, and Ohio Craft Museum, among other venues throughout Ohio. Her work is in the collections of the Hilton Columbus Downtown and the Ohio Arts Council, as well as in private collections throughout the country.

Read more about Sue Cavanaugh on wexarts.org, and look for her Broad & High artist profile on WOSU.org.

Wexner Center Anniversary Party 2015 NOVEMBER 14 Celebrate the Wexner Center’s 26th anniversary at a fabulous Picassothemed party filled with exceptional art, delicious fare, your favorite libations, and dancing late into the night. Invited guests include members of the Wexner Center’s Donor Circles and Corporate Council at qualifying levels. Find out how you can join the celebration—and how you or your business can benefit from membership. For information on individual giving, please contact Abby Harris Holmes at (614) 292-0444 or aholmes@wexarts.org. For corporate giving opportunities, please contact Christy Schoedinger at (614) 292-3096 or cschoedinger@wexarts.org.

THIS PAGE FROM LEFT SUE CAVANAUGH Photo: Brandon Ballog AFTER PICASSO OPENING CELEBRATION Photo: Katie Spengler WEXNER CENTER 24TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY Photo: Katie Spengler

Artist and Educator Membership Discount Artists and educators are eligible for a 10% discount on a Wexner Center membership at any level (proof of eligibility may be required). For more information about membership levels and benefits, please call (614) 292-1777, email membership@wexarts.org, or visit wexarts.org/join.

Winter/Spring 2016 Highlights MEMBER PRESALE DECEMBER 3–14 PUBLIC TICKET SALES BEGIN DECEMBER 15

onStage Charles Lloyd and Friends featuring Bill Frisell, Eric Harland, and Reuben Rogers

Get ready for an amazing winter and spring at the Wex by perusing our season highlights right here and online. In addition to the exciting exhibitions, films, performances, talks, and educational programs you see here, our extraordinary 2015–16 jazz lineup continues with Rudresh Mahanthappa, Guillermo Klein Y Los Guachos, and the Steve Lehman Octet.

So don’t delay—secure your tickets to these not-to-be-missed events while the getting’s good. During the presale period, members enjoy the best selection of shows and seats, plus discounted prices and no ticket fees.

FEBRUARY 6 Jazz master Charles Lloyd’s questing, spiritually charged music is ably supported by this all-star band featuring guitar great and longtime Wex fave Bill Frisell. Get your tickets early for this major highlight of the very full jazz lineup we have coming your way in 2016.

600 Highwaymen Employee of the Year F E B R U A R Y 19–21 Rising stars of New York’s downtown scene, 600 Highwaymen make their Wex debut with this unique production performed by five young girls.

Telling the story of one woman’s journey from age three to 80, Employee of the Year is a highly original and deeply affecting work of theater.

Recommended for ages 12 and up.

Company Wang Ramirez Monchichi MARCH 1 Award-winning, dancer-choreographer duo Company Wang Ramirez has electrified the European scene with bewitching fusions of dance, music, film, fashion, and contemporary art. In Monchichi, ballet-trained Honji Wang and former hip-hop B-boy Sébastien Ramirez meld themes of identity and love with a delightfully interlocking dynamic that showcases their contrasting and sophisticated styles of movement.

COMPANY WANG RAMIREZ Monchichi Photo: Nika Kramer

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onView Noah Purifoy: Junk Dada J A N U A R Y 30–APRIL 10 Don’t miss this major retrospective of an artist (and arts educator) deeply committed to using the power of imagination to advance social progress. A legend within California’s post-WWII art scene, Alabama native Noah Purifoy (1917–2004) is now widely regarded as a crucial presence in the development of contemporary American art. Working originally in Los Angeles, where he was founding director of the Watts Towers Art Center, and later in the desert of Joshua Tree, Purifoy fabricated astonishing sculptures using the materials of everyday life, commerce, and for a powerful group of early works, debris from the 1965 Watts rebellion.

Noah Purifoy: Junk Dada was curated by LACMA’s former Department Head and Curator of Contemporary Art Franklin Sirmans with independent curator Yael Lipschutz. This exhibition was organized by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

onScreen Jacques Rivette Out 1 (1971) F E B R U A R Y 13 & 20 French New Wave icon Jacques Rivette’s monumental 13-hour masterpiece Out 1 has been nearly impossible to see, which makes its restoration and reappearance one of the most extraordinary cinema events of the year. The film makes for ideal winter binge viewing as we show its eight episodes over two days. Get ready for French New Wave movie stars, secret societies, puzzle-box story structures, and an unforgettable portrait of post-May 1968 Paris where, as Rivette described it, “the fiction swallows up everything and then self-destructs.”

Cinema Revival: A Festival of Film Restoration F E B R U A R Y 24–28 Following the success of last year’s inaugural edition, we’re delighted to announce our second festival celebrating the art and practice of film restoration. Look forward to engaging talks by the Academy Film Archive’s Mark Toscano and 20th Century Fox’s Schawn Belston and screenings of such recently restored gems as Orson Welles’s Chimes at Midnight (1965), Lucio Visconti’s Rocco and His Brothers (1960), and Charles Vidor’s Cover Girl (1944), a Technicolor musical starring Gene Kelly and Rita Hayworth.

Banff Mountain Film Festival M A R C H 29–30

ABOVE FROM TOP: NOAH PURIFOY Hanging Tree, 1990 Mixed media 52 x 40 in Sue A. Welsh Collection © Noah Purifoy Foundation Image courtesy © Noah Purifoy Foundation Photo: Seamus O' Dubslaine

OUT 1 Courtesy of Carlotta Films COVER GIRL Courtesy of Sony Pictures

Each year, the Banff Mountain Film Festival presents the most creative and inspiring examples of outdoor adventure filmmaking from around the world. Once again, we’re presenting two entirely different programs over two nights—and we can say with certainty that tickets will sell out early! Act fast and grab yours during the member presale.

inSight Pages Open Mic and Reception 10th Anniversary Celebration

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Join us to mark the first decade of Pages, the Wexner Center’s literacy and writing program for students from Columbus-area high schools.

Held in partnership with the Columbus Metropolitan Library, this anniversary reception features an open mic reading by this year’s participants, who share the prose, poetry, and art they’ve created in response to cutting-edge contemporary art at the Wex (and captured in a commemorative, limited-run publication).

Help us celebrate the creativity of the special young person you’ve selected to create a semipermanent, environmentally informed work of art for the Grange Insurance Audubon Center.

Join online at wexarts.org/join

Be part of the power2give campaign to support the project—and vote for your favorite artist.

See the inSight pages for details.

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