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Halloween talks and eventsThe department’s first fall show includes selected works from the Rice University collection of artist’s books, known as livres d’artistes, held in the Woodson Research Center at Fondren Library.
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In 2019, while attending the University of Texas, artist Adraint Bereal began creating a visual and discursive archive of Black student life on campus.
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Opening Reception: Thursday, October 22, 5–7pm
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Opening Reception: Thursday, October 22, 5–7pm
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Boston College is among seven premier Catholic universities in major cities worldwide selected to host an exhibition on the theme of “Exercises in Empathy.” The exhibitions are part of a global contemporary art series launched by the Catholic Universities Art Triennial (“ART…
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Boil, boil, toil and trouble… what bewitching book will you find at the Education Library?
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This exhibition showcases Design/HEALth work by students from the College of Architecture and Planning at CU Denver and the Department of Environmental Design at CU Boulder.
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This exhibition draws upon Libraries and Cultural Resources recently acquired D. Hall Darwin-Wallace Collection, which brings together over one hundred works by and about Charles Darwin (1809-1882) and Alfred Russel Wallace (1823-1913), the British naturalists who independently…
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Experimental Seeing reflects on Russell Lee's legacy in the Department of Art and Art History's photography program through a survey of works by 25 outstanding MFA graduates.
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Constructed Realities brings together a vast, non-linear archive from the Digital Time-Art (DTA) curriculum and the broader Transmedia field, representing a slice of more than three decades of Art Department history.
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How to Grow the Cowpea: Artistic and Ecological Pedagogies in Practice is a group exhibition that considers environmental stewardship amid the climate crisis.
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How to Grow the Cowpea: Survival Strategies from the U.S. South is a group exhibition that considers environmental stewardship amid the climate crisis.
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Overview Island Editions is an extraordinary conversation series that invites leading architects to offer candid reflections on their work, the evolution of their careers, and the broader professional and cultural landscapes that shape their thought and practice.
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The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’s) Art, from September 29 to December 11, 2026.
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From 1876 to 2026, the University of Oregon (UO) has built a legacy of creativity, innovation, and connectivity. Explore 150 years of UO history, innovation, and impact in this interactive exhibition celebrating UO’s past, present, and future.
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Explore how the ideals of 1776 helped spark independence movements and new constitutions across Latin America, reshaping the political map of the Americas.
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Opening Reception: Wednesday, October 21, 5–7pm
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The Silent Witness Project is an exhibit that will use decorated mannequins to memorialize those who were victims of domestic violence in 2026 in North Carolina.
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Stanford Libraries now holds an 1883 edition of a rare book, Les laboureurs: poème tiré de Jocelyn, whose pages (text and ornaments) were entirely woven on a Jacquard loom by the firm of silk merchant Joseph-Alphonse Henry.
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The teeming diversity of life on our Pale Blue Dot—planet Earth—is under grave threat from the impact of our own activity, and biologists are raising the alarm about accelerating rates of decline in the plant and animal species of our world, with sobering implications for the…
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