The collaborative, locally sourced, internationally themed, contemporary and historical exhibit “Hair Me Out” is now installed on the Upper Level of the Davis Family Library and includes multimedia components in the atrium. It explores the political, diasporic and stylistic phenomena surrounding Black hair from all around the world. This exhibit will be installed from February 21st through March 20th. Stop by to see it and visit go.middlebury.edu/hairmeout to see its digital representation. Continue reading
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LIS staff art show featured in this new blog here.
EXHIBITED! LIS Staff Art and Craft Exhibit
Submitted by Elin Waagen
EXHIBITED! LIS Staff Art and Craft
A multi-media exhibit of art by LIS staff members
Main Library Atrium
June 10 – June 26
Mark your calendars for the EXHIBITED! opening reception on Wednesday June 10th at 4pm!
Please note new dates of the exhibit and the opening.
LIS Staff Art Exhibit June 8 – 22
Submitted by Elin Waagen
Calling all LIS staff artists!
The LIS Staff Arts and Crafts exhibit has been scheduled in the Main Library Atrium for June 8 – 22. Submissions are trickling in – please let me know as soon as possible if you would be interested in displaying your work.
Thanks,
Elin – waagen@middlebury.edu X 2393
LIS Arts and Crafts Exhibit
Submitted by Elin Waagen
Are you an artist or crafter?
Do you have any artistic and creative pursuits you would be interested in exhibiting?
So far LIS staff artists and crafters have expressed interest in exhibiting photography, painting, quilting, lacework, knitting, and other fiber arts.
Are you a potter, painter, sculptor, knitter, calligrapher or weaver?
Please consider sharing your work with others in LIS and across campus.
Contact Elin Waagen if you are interested.
LIS Art and Crafts Exhibit
Are you an artist or craftsperson?
Do you have any artistic and creative pursuits you would be interested in exhibiting?
I am trying to gauge interest in an LIS staff arts and crafts exhibit in the main Library at the end of March.
Please consider sharing your work with others in LIS and across campus.
Contact Elin Waagen if you are interested.