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Archived Exhibitions
The Ash Will Settle, but The Oil Can鈥檛 Be Put Back
Susanna Harris considers her personal, and collective experiences with loss, disease, and grief as she creates installations using paper, light, shadow, and now exploring the addition of sound
5th Annual Juried High School Art Exhibition
Otterbein鈥檚 Annual Juried High School Art Exhibition supports and promotes young artists in Ohio and the contiguous states. Students gain experience preparing and submitting their artwork for review by a qualified arts professional. Cash awards totaling $600 are given to the top work selected by the Juror. Talent scholarships and the option for portfolio review and additional scholarships to attend 9i果冻制作厂are offered to all students who jury into the exhibition.
Spring 2024 Opening Doors to the World: Ukraine
Spring 2024 9i果冻制作厂& the Arts: Opening Doors to the World turns to Ukraine as the Gateway country for exhibitions and related programming. Art, music, public talks, and community activities.
Put A Camera In Your Pocket
The Richard B. Brandt Collection of historic cameras documents the rise of photography as a popular pastime and essential tool for recording memories. Eastman Kodak Company, the manufacturer of most of the cameras in the collection, led developments in making photography an accessible and affordable technology. Kodak鈥檚 advertising campaigns of the 1890s through the 1950s became part of American popular culture, including the 鈥淜odak girl,鈥� 鈥淭ake a Kodak with you,鈥� and 鈥淵ou push the button, we鈥檒l do the rest.鈥� This exhibition shows how innovations in technology, business, and visual culture shaped modern American life from the late nineteenth century to the 1950s.
The Richard B. Brandt Collection was made possible through the generous donation of 9i果冻制作厂Professor Emeritus Susan Fagan, in honor of her late husband Richard “Rick” Brandt.
4th Annual Juried High School Art Exhibition
Current Art Exhibitions > Past Art Exhibitions > November 28 - December 8, 2022Rae Rettie, Student CuratorEliana Calle Saari, JurorMiller Gallery, 33 Collegeview Road, Westerville, OHHybrid Reception: Saturday, December 3, 2022 from 3 鈥� 5pAnnouncement of awards & Juror remarks begin at 3:30pClick here to access the reception Scroll to see the online version of the exhibition! Otterbein's annual juried high school art exhibition supports and promotes young artists in Ohio and the contiguous states. Students gain experience preparing and鈥�
Special Events at The Frank Museum of Art 2022
It Sounds Like Love by artist Cadine Navarro at The Frank Museum of Art has been extended through August 16, 2022. Special SUMMER HOURS: Friday and Saturday 11a – 3p. Don’t miss hearing the SOUND OF THE SEEDS.
MIXTAPE : Landscape
A new survey features various types of photography, including darkroom experiments, video, and large-scale
color prints that focus on landscape, place, and autobiography. Much of the work was created during
sabbatical at artist residencies and travel in Thailand, Scotland and Sweden.
Cecilia “Cissi” Hultman: Acts of Concentration & Graphite Grey Groundings
Cissi Hultman鈥檚 practice involves a sensitive attending and responding to life and art that is distinctively poetic. With intimately small and precise drawings, sculpture, video, and minimalist acts of drawing that use her main subject鈥攖he line, Hultman will build an installation at The Frank Museum of Art. Concentrated playfulness from very simple starts suggests that drawing is more than graphite grey results. Visitors can join this unfolding from January 11鈥�25
From the Ashes: Phoenix Rising Printmaking Cooperative
This exhibition showcases the talent and skill of Phoenix Rising Printmaking Cooperative’s current core membership, as we celebrate their 25th year as a local arts organization.
Mirrored and Reflected: Ice Forms Transformed
In winter, the small world of ice patterns on the surfaces of shallow puddles creates an infinity of shapes and forms that are the subjects of my photographs. Exploring this subject with the camera extends to further exploring during the process of printing. In printing an individual exposure, the subject is flipped, mirrored, reflected, and turned. Combining these four perspectives into a single print creates new visual relationships with all the lines and shapes within the subject revealing a new awareness of pattern and design.
Strong as I am Proud
Katheryn Horne is a Ho-Chunk artist originally from Wisconsin, a water protector, and a person in a fight to bring truths to the foreground. Horne creates art that shares her views and teaches visitors by reclaiming her history and culture. Using biography and taking inspiration from Effigy Mounds, Horne has developed a visual language that communicates aspects of her intersecting identities and her everyday life.
Horne’s work has been included in exhibitions across the United States, including Denver, Colorado, Washington State University, and Kent State University. In 2022, Horne was the graduate recipient of a MidAmerica Print Council Research Travel and Beyond Grant.
Inviting the Ancestors: Exhibiting Traditional African Art in the 21st Century
Current Art Exhibitions > Past Art Exhibitions > Bamazi Talle, CuratorAugust 23 - December 1, 2023Public Reception: Thursday, September 14 from 4p 鈥� 6pCurator's remarks begin at 4:30p Inviting聽the聽Ancestors is curator Bamazi Talle's response to the question, "What does it mean to exhibit traditional African art in the twenty-first century?" Talle brings precise color and installation queues into dialogue with Otterbein's traditional African art collection to communicate his views about the聽importance of acknowledging and connecting with聽ancestors through the objects, regardless鈥�
Undesign the Redline
The Undesign the Redline project unearths the deep and systemic history of structural racism and inequality in the United States. This exhibit focuses on the history of redlining in Columbus. Local Westerville students will share their research on the histories of development and education in Westerville.
Mystery and Whimsey: The Living Quality of Ukrainian Folklore
In Mystery and Whimsey, Ukranian-born fiber and mixed-media artist Zaryana Bezu recalls her childhood in Kyiv, spent wandering the city鈥檚 aged, curved streets that were filled thelegends, myths, and stories from Ukrainian folklore.
Oleksii Koval: The ABC of Enamel
Ukrainian artist Oleksii Koval shows mixed-media work of hot enamel and printmaking. 9i果冻制作厂and the Arts: Opening Doors to the World: Ukraine
The Witness Blanket (travel version) by Carey Newman | Hayalthkin鈥檊eme
The Witness Blanket is an art installation that honours the children who were forced into the Indian residential school system in Canada. The cedar sculpture comprised of is a public space that is truth, healing, and reconciliation.
Indigenous artist Carey Newman|Hayalthkin鈥檊eme created The Witness Blanket in response to Canada鈥檚 Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Exhibited for the first time outside of Canada, The Witness Blanket comes to The Frank Museum of Art with an aspiration to further conversations about Indian residential schools to the United States.
The original Witness Blanket is undergoing conservation at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) in Winnipeg, MB, after touring Canada for three years. Carey Newman and the CMHR have partnered to create reproductions of the blanket, allowing its stories and messages to continue to be shared.
Colour Works: Children鈥檚 Paintings and Orange Shirt Day as Acts of Reconciliation
Colour Works highlights acts of reconciliation across Canada around the legacy of residential and day schools, which Indigenous children were forced to attend between the 1870s and 1990s. Orange T-Shirts, inspired by the experience of Survivor Phyllis Webstad, whose own orange shirt was taken on her first day of residential school, have become national symbols of remembrance and honour for the children, for Survivors, and Intergenerational Survivors.
Coping Mechanisms: Art at the Intersection of Racism & Mental Health
Twelve artists use diverse mediums to explore the impact of racism on mental health on a personal, human level. Their work also invites visitors to engage with these sources of mental duress and begin the work of dismantling them.
Ensemble: 9i果冻制作厂Faculty & Staff Exhibition
January 10 – March 4, 2020
This exhibition brings together art鈥攑rincipally assemblage, collage, and other mixed media鈥攎ade by current and former 9i果冻制作厂faculty & staff: Donald T. Austin, Jim Bowling, Eliana Calle-Saari, Louise Captein, Susan Fagan, Morgan Rose Free, Nicholas Hill, Amy Johnson, Jonathan Johnson, Amanda Le Kline, Chaz O鈥橬eil, Allen Reichert, Kieve Rodeheaver, David Stichweh, and Margarita Vilshanetskaya.