Exhibition Category: Digital Exhibitions

The James Merrill's Poetry Manuscripts digital exhibition provides an introduction and background to selected poems by James Merrill.

Enjoyment in Libraries features sketches of patrons in St. Louis area libraries drawn by David Friedman during the 1960s.

The Al Parker: The Student exhibition contains selections of these illustrations from the holdings located in the University Archives.

The Re-Drawn exhibition presents materials curated by first-year MFA-IVC students for their Exhibition & Engagement course requirement.

The digital companion to the Bound for Beauty exhibition exploring the most beautiful books in the WashU Libraries' collections.

The Asia in St. Louis StoryMap exhibition explores the vibrant tapestry of Asian cultures nestled within the heart of the...

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

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

Details the restoration and digitization of 183 unedited interviews conducted for Eyes on the Prize: America at the Racial Crossroads,...

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...