Exhibitions
A is for Abecedaria
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Children often learn the alphabet through abecedaria, or alphabet/ABC books. This exhibition is an abecedarium of miniature books.
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Documenting for Democracy: 60 Years of Kartemquin Films
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Documenting for Democracy reflects on Kartemquin Films' history, award-winning films, and achievements in independent documentary filmmaking.
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John Max Wulfing’s Passport to the Past
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St. Louis businessman and philanthropist John Max Wulfing (1859-1929) donated ancient coins collected during his travels around the world.
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Look/Read: Illustration as Media History from 1850-1950
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The Look/Read exhibition explores the evolution of illustration as the relationship between word and image spurred demand for popular print.
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May Swenson in the Modern Literature Collection
This exhibition highlights elements from the May Swenson Papers and shares scans from newly acquired diaries and digitized clips.
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Upcoming Exhibitions
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Exhibition A is for Abecedaria
-Children often learn the alphabet through abecedaria, or alphabet/ABC books. This exhibition is an abecedarium of miniature books.View Exhibition about A is for Abecedaria -
Exhibition Documenting for Democracy: 60 Years of Kartemquin Films
-Documenting for Democracy reflects on Kartemquin Films' history, award-winning films, and achievements in independent documentary filmmaking.View Exhibition about Documenting for Democracy: 60 Years of Kartemquin Films -
Exhibition John Max Wulfing’s Passport to the Past
-St. Louis businessman and philanthropist John Max Wulfing (1859-1929) donated ancient coins collected during his travels around the world.View Exhibition about John Max Wulfing’s Passport to the Past -
Exhibition Look/Read: Illustration as Media History from 1850-1950
-The Look/Read exhibition explores the evolution of illustration as the relationship between word and image spurred demand for popular print.View Exhibition about Look/Read: Illustration as Media History from 1850-1950