The Frank Museum of Art and Galleries

We incite curiosity and

meaningful dialogue

by connecting art to…

everything.

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Art + Belonging Weight & Witness
Alex Lewis & Jack Koppert
Fisher Gallery
Weight & Witness pairs the accumulated gravity of Alex Lewis’ ceramic and assemblage sculptures with the unflinching portraiture of Jack Koppert’s oil paintings. Together, their work engender…

  • Jim Bowling: Inside Out

    A Sabbatical Exhibition
    Miller Gallery
    August 19 – November 4, 2026
    In this sabbatical exhibition, Jim Bowling reflects on the ways that personal, internal narratives influence external expressions. The artist explores this theme through the intimate connection between the interiors and exteriors of sculptural forms. Each narrative begins in the center of the sculpture, at the core of each piece. The surface narratives on the exterior ‘support’ forms, which are simple figurative bases—are impacted and transformed by the internal narratives. Viewer can investigate the nuanced relationships inner narrative and exterior expression through this series titled “Inside Out.”

The Frank Museum of Art is a public-facing teaching and research museum that is dedicated to global art at Otterbein University.

The Frank Museum houses Otterbein’s permanent collection of art from Africa, Japan, China, New Guinea, and other regions and features exhibitions of both contemporary and traditional art from around the world. Our exhibitions integrate across Otterbein’s curriculum, providing object-based learning for Integrative Studies, First Year Experience, History, English and Creative Writing, Art History, Art, Philosophy and Religion, Film Studies, Chemistry, and other programs. The Frank Museum also enriches Ohio’s K–12 learning through outreach and engagement programming.

Opening Doors
to the World

Otterbein & the Arts: Opening Doors to the World (ODW) is The Frank Museum of Art & Galleries’ signature contemporary arts programming and publication series. ODW was inspired by the work of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and its programming and publication series seeks to dissolve rooted patterns of “othering” and to move audiences beyond single narratives toward more nuanced understandings of peoples, cultures, and identities. Our exhibitions have featured artists and guest curators who identify as international, local, and New American creatives. ODW has received support from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), the Ohio Arts Council (OAC), and private donors.

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