The Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum presents 'Awesome-Ness,' a new exhibit honoring master motorcycle designer and builder Arlen Ness, an icon in the motorcycling industry, and 1992 inductee into the Motorcycle Hall of Fame. The fifth in a series of Legends exhibits at the Museum, 'Awesome-Ness' will feature machines and memorabilia from Ness' personal collection. Curated by photographer Michael Lichter, the exhibit will do more than simply display Ness' significant creations; it will delve into the stories behind his influential career. Lichter, author of 'Arlen Ness: The King of Choppers,' will use his unique perspective on Ness to provide visitors an in-depth look at the celebrated customizer.

See Andy Warhol’s work like you’ve never seen it before. 'Other Voices, Other Rooms' sheds new light on the celebrated pop artist and focuses on the ideas at the heart of his work: embracing consumer culture, exploring sexual identity, challenging social conventions, and erasing distinctions between high and low culture. The Wexner Center hosts the only U.S. presentation of this exhibition featuring films, videos, paintings, drawings, prints, wallpaper, installations, objects, seldom heard audio recordings, and extraordinary archival material.

This 8,000-square-foot exhibit will feature many priceless machines, exclusive memorabilia and tales from celebrities’ favorite two-wheel adventures.

Return to the elegance of the late 19th century by visiting the J. E. Reeves Victorian Home and its adjoining Carriage House Museum. This opulent mansion was the former residence of prominent Dover industrialist, Jeremiah E. Reeves. The Carriage House Museum, located behind the home, contains an interesting collection of vehicles-- the family's handsome, horse-drawn carriage, along with the family sleigh, a rare electric car, and a newly restored doctor's buggy.

This exhibit brings together works in sculpture, photography, drawings, film and video by fifteen national, international and Ohio-based contemporary artists.

This exhibition brings to light the surprising treasures held in the University's vast collections, from matchboxes to Marilyn, pigeons to paintings and cartoons to costumes.

This exhibit features fifty works in 'Murray Jones: Unfolding Vision' that demonstrate his affinity for the spiritual and otherworldly and his willingness to experiment with techniques and materials. In his work, Murray Jones fuses his traditional training and the artistic innovations of his time with his contemplative, profound worldview and his experience of foreign landscapes and culture.

This exhibition features nearly 40 works in clay, glass, fiber, wood and found materials by ten emerging and established artists from across the country, including Nick Cave, Cheryl Riley and Joyce J. Scott.

Listen to 19th-and 20th-century Ohio quilters who used quilting to tell stories about family, heroes, celebrations and even political causes.

This exhibit is a life story of Ohio cartoonist Milton Caniff, who is considered to be known as the "Rembrandt of the Comic Strip" for his accurate background research, excellent writing, attention to detail and innovative use of graphic techniques.

This exhibition takes a fresh look at the American Impressionism movement through the paintings of 33 artists born or raised in the Midwest and working between 1890 and 1930.

The Body is an interactive exhibition that allows children to explore the human body in the familiar and reassuring world of Sesame Street. Weekend events will highlight healthy activities for the whole family.

This exhibit explores the connection between beautiful minerals and the modern way of life.