Miscellaneous
Portions of the Jodie Foster-directed film Little Man Tate were shot at the Wexner Center in 1991.
The 12¼-degree angle, and the ubiquitous multiples thereof that occur throughout the building, refers to the divergence between the city planning grid and the campus planning grid.
The center’s brick turrets make reference to the medieval-like armory building that occupied the site until the 1950s.
In the Maya Lin Sculpture Groundswell, 43 tons of recycled auto glass were used.
The Registrar of the Wexner Center for the Arts is Mark Van Fleet.
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