Exhibitions
World Autism Month
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In celebration of World Autism Month and World Autism Acceptance Day, this exhibition shares a circulating, curated collection of books....
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Re-Drawn: Pictures, Plots & Portrayals from Special Collections
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The Re-Drawn exhibition presents materials curated by the MFA-IVC students as a part of their Exhibition & Engagement course.
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2024 Open Education Week: Addressing Practical Approaches to Issues of Textbook Affordability for Students
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The 2024 Open Education Week exhibition highlights the Textbook Central event series.
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Charting Liminality: Artists Books Navigate the In-Between
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Charting Liminality showcases artist books that use cartographic, or map drawing, imagery to navigate the vagueness and uncertainty inherent in moments...
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The Grocery List Collection
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Have you ever found a stranger’s grocery list at the store? Bill Keaggy has amassed almost 4,000 of them over...
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Past Exhibitions
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Exhibition Why So Small?
-An exhibition of the miniature books held within the Rare Books portion of the Julian Edison Department of Special Collections.View Exhibition about Why So Small? -
Exhibition Truths and Reckonings
-Truths & Reckonings was a pop-up memorial exhibition to support understanding and commemoration of legacies of racial violence.View Exhibition about Truths and Reckonings -
Exhibition Section & Detail: The Work of Phil Durham
-Highlighted the recently acquired Phil Durham Collection and recognized the alumnus' contributions to local architecture and design.View Exhibition about Section & Detail: The Work of Phil Durham -
Exhibition Second Sight
-An exhibition that featured the works of ethnographic photographers in the Department of Anthropology.View Exhibition about Second Sight