The Wexner Is Open But They're Still Being A Little Passive Aggressive Towards One Peter Eisenman

A few weeks ago the Times did a big takedown of the Wexner Center‘s three-year renovation, all courtesy of architect Peter Eisenman’s more fluid sense of function, program, logic. Today, the center is kicking off a week of “we’re back” festivities. According to a semi-snappy press release that’s been making the rounds, “the events will celebrate the completion of a comprehensive $15.8 million renovation,” which seems very fine and friendly and it’s all good and (very expensive) water under the bridge until they call the building “unprecedented.”