(Re)Construction Workshop
The (Re)Construction Workshop is an open session that offers attendees a chance to interact directly with selected artworks from the...
Event Location: John M. Olin Library
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Ideas, Art, and Community: My Zine Collection
ACLU of Missouri's Nicole Rainey has been collecting zines since the 1990s and shares a portion of them here in... -
Counter/Narratives: (Re)presenting Race & Ethnicity
Counter/Narrative investigates ideas surrounding the (re)presentation of historical narratives through artwork and artifacts. -
The Magic in His Hands: Charles Johnson’s Artistic Versatility
The Magic in His Hands presents selections from Johnson's papers and shows how he transcends presupposed boundaries. -
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. -
Leaving China: An Artist Paints His World War II Childhood
Leaving China is an exhibition of work by artist James McMullan focusing on watercolor paintings about his childhood during World... -
Reflections on Craft: Connecting Creative and Scholarly Practice
View EventPanel discussion featuring Washington University faculty in conversation with Faculty Book Celebration keynote speaker Charles Johnson.
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Created Equal: Slavery and the Declaration of Independence
Created Equal looks at historical documents like the Declaration of Independence to elaborate on the narratives told by and with... -
Belonging: Recent Graphic Novels from German-Speaking Countries
The Belonging exhibition showcases German-language graphic novels in the Mike Lutzeler Contemporary German Literature Collection of WashU Libraries. -
Joy Williams: Honored Guest
Joy Williams is our honored guest. -
Legendary: Horses and Classical Chinese Literature
Legendary is an exhibition inspired by Chinese culture and literature highlighting essential works from the East Asian Library’s Collection. -
Higher Ground
Higher Ground seeks to honor and make visible the lives of people and the land that has seen both racial injustice...
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