John M. Olin Library now has increased space to highlight the Libraries’ Special Collections to promote cultural and intellectual enrichment. The exhibition spaces in the Thomas Gallery and the Newman Tower of Collections and Exploration give faculty, students, and staff better access to materials on site for classes and research, as well as more opportunities to co-curate exhibits.
Current
- Declaration of Independence, Olin Library, Level 1.
- Buzz Spector: Works On and Of Paper, John M. Olin Library, Level 1, in the Thomas Gallery. On exhibit through summer 2019.
- Illustration Across Media: Highlights from the D.B. Dowd Modern Graphic History Library, John M. Olin Library, Level 1, Thomas Gallery. On exhibit through spring 2019.
- Ken Botnick: Making Books by Hand, Newman Tower of Collections and Exploration, Level 1 exhibits. On exhibit through spring 2019.
- Julian Edison: A Giant in a Miniature World, John M. Olin Library, Level 1, Grand Stairwell
- Kranzberg Studio, Recollected: A Retrospective of the Nancy Spirtas Kranzberg Studio for the Illustrated Book, John M. Olin Library, Level 1, in the Ginkgo Room. On exhibit through fall 2018.
- The Monster in the Library: Frankenstein Lives!, John M. Olin Library, Level 1, Special Collections during open hours (M-F: 9:00-5:00 pm). On exhibit through January 2019. (Note: Closed December 24-2018 – January 1, 2019)
- Mary Jo Bang: Self Portrait with Others, John M. Olin Library, Level 1, Grand Staircase. On exhibit through January 2019.
More Artwork and Exhibits on View
- Exterior of the Newman Tower of Collections and Exploration, Levels 1-3, Olin Library
- Risa’s Landing, Level 2, Olin Library
- Blaeu’s Atlas Maior, Level A, Olin Library
Students and other university staff can also mount exhibits promoting their organizations and activities.
Digital exhibitions also highlight the diverse materials found through Special Collections.
