Exhibition Category: Digital Exhibitions

In 2021 the Washington University Libraries acquired the literary papers of Aaron Coleman, a poet and translator who received his...

In 2021, Washington University Libraries was awarded a $34,520 grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) to...

An in-depth look at the restoration and digitization of 183 unedited interviews conducted the documentary Eyes on the Prize: America...

The Urban Books digital exhibition is intended as documentation and a study resource for students in the Urban Books course.

Illustrated History presents selected digital exhibitions from the MFA Illustration & Visual Culture (MFA-IVC) Exhibition & Engagement course.

This traveling pop-up exhibition explores the activism of gays and lesbians in the decades before 1969, including Kansas City’s surprisingly...

The digital exhibition connecting Joy Williams to writers in the Modern Literature Collection and celebrating her as our honored guest.

Transnational Framings demonstrates how mass-produced, illustrated media molded a national identity following the revolutions of 1848.

Autour du Livre highlights research on Early Modern French literary culture featuring women as authors, owners, and consumers of books, from...

The Love and Desires exhibition focuses on the female characters of Eileen Chang, one of the 20th century's most influential...

This exhibition showcases the numerous works in our Collections that are of interest to those studying Ancient Greece and Rome....

The Spectacular Blackness digital exhibition explores how stereotypes about African Americans have circulated in visual media.