Exhibitions

Illustration of a head with glasses speaking with a pencil and paper coming out of their mouth.

04.16.26 - 09.13.26

The Talking Back exhibition presents new original artworks from first-year Master of Fine Arts in Illustration and Visual Culture (MFA-IVC)...

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The Collect-O-Rama case in Olin Library with with various board games and associated dice and playing cards.

03.12.26 - 12.13.26

The For the Love of the Game exhibition is curated by the Head of Preservation, Processing & Exhibitions Danielle Creech...

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Banner for the 2026 Open Education Week (March 2-6, 2026).

02.26.26 - 03.08.26

Raising Student Awareness about Open Educational Resources (OER) offers alternatives to purchasing expensive textbooks and other course materials.

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Koga Harue's Sea oil painting, 1929. The Surrealism-inspired painting features a collage of images, paired in lookalikes made up of one natural and one artificial thing—such as a bird and a blimp (flying), a fish and a submarine (swimming), and a woman on the right side and a factory on the left (stand erect).

This is the digital accompaniment to an exhibition that traces Mary Jo Bang's hybrid creative practices across analog and digital...

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James Baldwin (left) and William F. Buckley, Jr. (right) in suits.

02.07.26 - 04.12.26

Continuing WashU’s long-standing commitment to the performing arts, the Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Equity (CRE²) presents...

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Truths and Reckonings

02.07.20 - 10.31.20

Truths & Reckonings was a pop-up memorial exhibition to support understanding and commemoration of legacies of racial violence.
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Why So Small?

09.01.19 - 04.01.20

An exhibition of the miniature books held within the Rare Books portion of the Julian Edison Department of Special Collections.
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You Can Judge a Book by Its Cover

11.01.14 - 12.31.15

You Can Judge a Book by Its Cover is a digital exhibition celebrating the art of bookbinding.
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