The Libraries Exhibits Program highlights the strengths of the libraries’ collections and the creative scholarship of our KU campus community. In partnership with other cultural venues at KU and throughout our local and regional community, the exhibitions promote the scholarly and educational mission of the University, reflect the Libraries' commitment to freedom of information and cultural diversity, and stimulate academic discourse on campus.
Current Exhibitions
Haricombe Gallery, Watson Library
Resist and Respect: Kansans respond to the Vietnam War
September 14, 2017 through January 12, 2018
Kenneth Spencer Research Library Exhibit Space
To make the world safe for democracy: Kansas and the Great War
September 6, 2017 through January 5, 2018
International Collections
A Reflection of Genocide in Africa: Rwanda and the Herero
April 3 through August 1, 2017
Murphy Art & Architecture Digital Exhibitions, Spencer Museum of Art
The Murphy Art & Architecture Library is displaying a new exhibition on its digital monitor which highlights the extensive collection of facsimiles in the Art & Architecture library. The exhibition is divided into sections focusing on facsimiles of medieval manuscripts, texts, and original art such as watercolors, drawings and sketchbooks.
