Staging James Baldwin and William F. Buckley: Belonging in Opera
Continuing WashU’s long-standing commitment to the performing arts, the Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Equity (CRE²) presents...
Event Location: Kagan Grand Stair
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Parts Unknown: The Charlie Shaeffer Map Collection
The maps in the Charlie Shaeffer Map Collection tell the story of the Island of California, a myth which persisted... -
Legacy of Fandom: Introducing the Levey Family Collection on Sports and Culture
The Legacy of Fandom exhibition introduces the Levey Collection and explores the evolution of sports culture over the last 80... -
MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
MADness Unleashed is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture with items from the Jim &... -
Wicked Women: White Women as Perpetrators of Mass Violence
Wicked Women explores the connection between whiteness, gender, and violence in women carrying out acts of mass violence and discrimination. -
Inherent Vice: Preserving Vulnerable Collections
The Inherent Vice exhibition showcases damaged items from WashU Libraries' collections to explain conservation efforts. -
Flat Out Rebellion: The Rule-Breaking Career of Designer-Illustrator Seymour Chwast
From politically charged anti-war posters to unconventional picture books, Seymour Chwast rewrote visual culture through acts of protest. -
Ervin Scholars: Honor the Legacy
View EventCome view a physical and online exhibit highlighting the John B. Ervin Scholars Program.
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Ervin Scholars: Honor the Legacy
View EventCome view a physical and online exhibit highlighting the John B. Ervin Scholars Program.
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Ervin Scholars: Honor the Legacy
The Ervin Scholars exhibition highlights many graduates of the program and describes the many successful paths they have taken. -
Illustrated History: Selections from the MFA-IVC Students’ Work in Special Collections
Illustrated History presents selected digital exhibitions from the MFA Illustration & Visual Culture (MFA-IVC) Exhibition & Engagement course. -
Chiura Obata, an Artist Behind Barbed Wire: 80 Years After the Incarceration
The Chiura Obata exhibition provides history on the artist’s incarceration and showcases paintings made during that period.
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