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January 30-May 31, 2026
Curated by Maggie McLaughlin and Anna Simon
Through this exhibit, we hope that everyone can find a seat at the table to more critically reflect on the many ways in which food constructs their lives and the world around them.
September 2–December 20, 2025
Curated by Anna Simon and Maggie McLaughlin
This exhibit highlights the range and dynamism of Meador’s artists’ books, including his newest work, Endloser Krieg/Endless War, which confront the ever-ongoing political violence and climate-change induced ecological disasters that wreak irrevocable havoc across the earth.
April 21–August 8. 2025
Curated by LIS 855: Art Librarianship
In a time when digital experiences often dominate, these works foreground the physical and sensory qualities of the book as an artistic and intellectual form.
January 21–April 12, 2025
Curated by Levi Sherman, PhD Student, Art History
Have you ever wondered how to understand or engage with an artists’ book? The exhibit Twenty Questions: A Curious Approach to Artists’ Books offers viewers a method through which to explore this distinctive form of contemporary art.
September 3–December 13, 2024
Sarah Bryant is known for her letterpress artists’ books, prints, and broadsides. Her work explores themes of transformation and translation, bringing together disparate worlds, shifting scales, and differing perspectives upon the page.
January 23–May 10, 2024
Curated by Ruth Thomas, Graduate Student, Information Studies
Artists’ books take many forms, but they have one thing in common: they want you, the viewer, to play along. The objects in this exhibit take that idea one step further by using the popular format of games: they invite you to roll the die, deal the cards, pull the tab, or arrange the tiles to explore the generative space between structure and play.
Pass the Plate: Artists’ Books and Food