Exhibitions

Printed paper declaring it stands for half a dollar according to a resolutio of Congress passed at Philadelphia, February 17, 1776. There is an icon with a moon on a stadium with a typed "Fugio. Mind your business."

01.19.27 - 07.18.27

The Symbols of Liberty explores how ordinary instruments of commerce became expressions of American identity and independence.

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Tiny Tim Big Little Book, 1937. Bruce Mohrhard Collection, Dowd Illustration Research Archive. Panel comic of three tin men walking in a row, Tiny Tim walking out of the head of a tin man, and Tiny Tim in front of a man's head with sharp, pointed rows of teeth.

01.19.27 - 07.18.27

The Culture of Comics exhibition features materials from the Dowd Illustration Research Archive, spanning the twentieth century.

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Two performers on stage during a play.

02.06.27 - 05.30.27

Taking Center Stage reflects on fifty years of The Black Rep's impact in supporting the future of Black playwrights and...

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A collage of student protest flyers and materials.

09.08.26 - 12.18.26

The Revolution Will Not Be Taught features four examples of 20th- and 21st-century student activism at WashU to explore how...

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Eleven architecture students—nine men and two women—sketching outside on the lawn of Givens Hall while a professor sits nearby and instructs the class.

01.19.27 - 07.18.27

Inspiring Architects celebrates a hundred years of the Steedman Fellowship inspiring architects to expand their education through travel, observation, research,...

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Exhibition
Declaration of Independence

An exhibition of the Southwick Broadside, which was given to Washington University by the Newman Family in 2015.
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