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Exhibits

January 3 - March 2, 2012

Shaped by Books:The 42-Letter Name by Richard Kirschbaum

from Shaped by Books:
The 42-Letter Name

from Anthing But Ordinary:The Work of Syntax

from Anything But Ordinary:
The Works of Syntax

 

All in a Day's Work

from All in a Day's Work

Poster by K.Candella

from Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Peace Corps

An Opening Reception for the exhibitors will be held on Sunday, January 22, 2012, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Shaped by Books: The 42-Letter Name
A print folio and its sources
by Richard Kirschbaum
Thomas J. Dodd Reseach Center, Dodd Gallery

An artist's book, The 42-Letter Name is a visual commentary on concepts found in early Jewish mysticism relating to The Creation and reflecting the forty-two letters in a secret name for God.

Hours for Thomas J. Dodd Research Center

Anything But Ordinary: The Work of Syntax, Mixed Media Artists
Homer Babbidge Library, Gallery on the Plaza and Stevens Gallery

Syntax is a group of nine mixed media artists, who inspire each other to create, grow artistically, and share their artwork with the public.

Hours for Homer Babbidge Library


Traveling Exhibits

All in a Day's Work: Photographs of Women in Connecticut Industry from the collections of the Archives & Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center

This traveling exhibit highlights women's long and rich history as workers, beyond their traditional roles as of head of households.

This exhibit will be on display at Northwestern Connecticut Community College in Winsted, February 20 - March 16, 2012.

More information and a schedule for the exhibit "All in a Day's Work" is here


Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Peace Corps

To commemorate the Peace Corps 50th anniversary, students in the fall 2010 “Topics in Illustration,” class taught by professor Cora Lynn Deibler, created a poster series using a variety of media to capture what they felt was the essence of the Peace Corps.  The exhibit is the University of Connecticut Libraries’ first traveling exhibit of student work.  After being presented in the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, the exhibit was displayed at the Peace Corps headquarters in Washington, D. C., and is now traveling throughout the University of Connecticut’s regional campus libraries.

The exhibit is currently at UConn's Stamford campus from January 18 to February 10, 2012 in the Jeremy Richard Library. A reception with guest speaker, Anthony Trujillo, will be held on Wednesday, February 8, at 12:15pm.


Suggested parking for Storrs Campus is the South Parking Garage behind the UConn Coop.

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For more information, contact:
Jane Recchio
(860) 486-6020
jane.recchio@uconn.edu