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Gina Osterloh, Mute Rash, 2008. 30 x 38.5 inches, archival pigment print. Image courtesy of the artist, Higher Pictures Generation (New York) and Silverlens (Manila and New York)
Gina Osterloh, Mute Rash, 2008. 30 x 38.5 inches, archival pigment print. Image courtesy of the artist, Higher Pictures Generation (New York) and Silverlens (Manila and New York)

3 Ohio State Guggenheim Fellowship Recipients

Abby Zbikowski, associate professor in the Department of Dance, Gina Osterloh, associate professor in the Department of Art, and Ryan Johnson, post-MFA Fellow in the Department of Dance, have received 2024 Guggenheim Fellowships. 
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Carmen Winant Whitney Biennial
Carmen Winant Whitney Biennial

Art Faculty Featured in Whitney Biennial

Works by Assistant Professor Dionne Lee and Associate Professor Carmen Winant were included in the 2024 Whitney Biennial, one of the most prestigious contemporary art exhibitions in the world.
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A man in a suit applauds a woman in blue dress
A man in a suit applauds a woman in blue dress

Design chair Münch receives prestigious French recognition

Department of Design Chair Fabienne Münch was awarded the Ordre des Palmes Académiques (“Order of Academic Palms”), a French national order bestowed on distinguished academics and teachers and for valuable service to universities, education and science.
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A look into an architecture building with tall angular glass windows. A large brown abstract shape is painted on the left side of the floor and bleeds up into the wall. A large orange-ish yellow abstract shape is painted on the right side floor and wall area.
A look into an architecture building with tall angular glass windows. A large brown abstract shape is painted on the left side of the floor and bleeds up into the wall. A large orange-ish yellow abstract shape is painted on the right side floor and wall area.

Gaëtane Verna serves as curator for the Canada Pavilion at the Venice Biennale

The National Gallery of Canada chose multidisciplinary artist Kapwani Kiwanga to represent Canada at the 2024 Venice Biennale and Wexner Center for the Arts Executive Director Gaëtane Verna was selected as curator.
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