Institutional Collective for Women Summer 2011 (glossy magazine published three times a year by The Women’s Book)
Every mother counts: Christy Turlington Burns Activist and former model Christy Turlington Burns presented her documentary No Woman, No Cry Wednesday, April 13 in Mershon Auditorium. The 2010 film is about at-risk pregnant women in Bangladesh, Guatemala, Tanzania and the United States. The free showing was followed by a panel discussion with the director, Columbus Health Commissioner Teresa C. Long, and Ohio State University professors Walter B. Hull and Mark B. Langdon.
Collaboration with OSU College of Public Health Pictured above, from left: WBNS 10TV Anchor Andrea Cambern, Christy Turlington Burns, Walter B. Hull, OB/GYN The OSU Medical Center
Columbus Monthly July 2011 Critiquing the Wex “It’s easy to take the Wexner Center for granted. It imports such a large
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amount of arts and entertainment that those in the city may forget just how
(Cincinnati) July 14, 2011
Your Weekend To Do List How about a little roadtrip? The Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus is an engaging space that celebrates visual art, music, performance art, film and everything in between. Open Saturday and Sunday during the summer, the space’s galleries are currently showing three sexually-charged multimedia exhibits. Read all about them here and make the trip soon - these exhibits end July 31. In addition, Wexner’s Contemporary Screen series continues
Friday and Saturday night. This series promises area and regional premieres, international film festival favorites and all kinds of flicks you certainly won’t find at Showcase Cinemas. This weekend you can check out The Arbor, based on the life and autobiographical writings of the late British playwright Andrea Dunbar. Be sure to check out the Wexner Center Store because, well, museum gift shops are always sweet as hell.
A selection of Tweets…
media overview / may 2011–oct 2011
bleak the cultural offerings were before the center opened in 1989.”—Jory Farr