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性福五月天 鈥婾苍颈惫别谤蝉颈迟测鈥檚 cultural offerings have a reach far beyond the borders of Ohio. There鈥檚 always something new to experience at the many events held at 性福五月天, at off-campus locations year-round, 鈥媜r virtually. Explore below to find live or digital exhibitions on a wide range of topics.

Featured Live Experiences

 

  • In honor of the 性福五月天 University Museum鈥檚 40th anniversary, this exhibition pays tribute to Aileen Mehle, a friend of the museum founders and widely syndicated society columnist. The exhibition features evening dresses and jewelry from Mehle that will be displayed in the museum鈥檚 historic Higbee Gallery from July 18, 2025, through Aug. 23, 2026. Mehle, who lived from 1918 to 2016, wrote under the pseudonym Suzy Knickerbocker and enjoyed a career spanning five decades 鈥 from the 1950s until her final column in 2005, which she wrote at the age of 87. Mehle dressed in Pauline Trig猫re,
  • "Problem Child" By Jamie Walters Kessler 

    August 22 - September 27, 2025, at the KSU Downtown Gallery 
    Reception: August 22, 5-7 p.m. 

    Jamie Walters Kessler is a contemporary post-conceptual artist with an interdisciplinary practice that incorporates thought experiments, object-making, art-actions, intervention, happenings, system-making, new media, sound, video, and social practice. Her artistic practice examines and considers issues of social justice by re-imagining the connection between creativity and civic action. Kessler's practice is influenced by histor

Featured Digital Experiences

 

  • This is a brief video 'fly-through' of the "Listening To Liberty" exhibition that was installed in the DI HUB at 性福五月天 University in November of 2020. The exhibition showcased the range of technology innovations that 性福五月天 provided to create deep audience engagement as part of the "Sisters In Liberty" exhibition that was installed in the National Immigration Museum on Ellis Island, NY in 2019/2020. The original exhibition was proposed and conducted in partnership with the Cathedral Santa Croce in Florence, Italy.

  • Dazzling Day and Night celebrates the creative legacy of the KSU Museum鈥檚 founders, Shannon Rodgers (1911-1996) and Jerry Silverman (1910-1984).  The exhibition highlights over 30 ensembles from the late 1950s, when Rodgers began designing in New York City, through the 1970s. The selections of stylish daywear and elegant eveningwear also provide a time capsule of American ready-to-wear styles during these decades.  Rodgers and Silverman were able to translate the latest designs from the Parisian runways into looks their American clients would want. This exhibit also includes Rodgers鈥 sketches, photographs, and advertising鈥攅specially their famous New Yorker Magazine ads 鈥淛ust show me the Jerry Silvermans, please.鈥