Exhibitions

Christian Robinson, Illustration for You Matter (Atheneum)
What Might You Do? Christian Robinson Exhibition at The Carle
The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art is delighted to present its newest exhibition: What Might You Do? Christian Robinson.
Charlie Mackesy in the Sotheby's Story Café
Illustrator and Author Charlie Mackesy’s Christmas Selling Exhibition
The artist, illustrator and best-selling author Charlie Mackesy is taking over Sotheby’s London on New Bond Street this
Bronze-varnish paper
New Exhibition Focuses on the Art of Decorated Papers
The many varied uses, designs, and production methods involved in decorated papers are highlighted in a new online exhibition put together by the University of Edinburgh.
Some of the 29 issues of The East Side, Zoe Anderson Norris’s magazine, 1909-1914.
Forgotten Gilded Age Author Zoe Anderson Norris to be Celebrated
Zoe Anderson Norris (1860-1914), although little remembered today, was a foremother of modern-day social-justice advocates and confessional bloggers baring souls in print.
Elizabeth Gaskell’s writing desk
New Elizabeth Gaskell Exhibition for 2023
A new exhibition will open in April 2023 that will explore how the Victorian writer Elizabeth
us constitution
One-Day-Only Exhibition of First Printing of U.S. Constitution
235 years ago, America’s Founding Fathers signed the United States Constitution at Independence Hall in Philadelphia, marking the formation of the country’s most significant and lasting document—as
These things matter exhibition
British Empire Exhibition Features The Slave Bible
The Bodleian Libraries has partnered with the Museum of Colour (MoC), and Fusion Arts to curate These Things Mat
This ancient Greek papyrus fragment of the Gospel of John is no larger than a credit card.
Rare Papyrus Fragment of the Gospel of John Goes on Show
Austin, Texas — A credit-card-size fragment is all that survives of a manuscript scroll of the Gospel of John that was written in Greek circa A.D. 250-350.
C. W. Post Cereals, Battle Creek, Mich., [ca. 1940s]. 10 pp., 8• x 11”.
Movable and pop-up book advertising in new exhibition
New York – A new exhibition at the Grolier Club in New York City—America’s oldest and largest society for bibliophiles—traces the creative history of advertising
Throughout history, books were handwritten, printed, bound, and decorated using a wide variety of materials from the natural world.
The Art, Science and History of Making Books
The Smithsonian Libraries and Archives presents a new exhibition, “Nature of the Book,” at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History November