Thoughts About Pots: Artists’ Books by Erica Rasmussen
Thoughts About Pots, on view in the Athenaeum, features artists’ books made by Erica Spitzer Rasmussen in a tribute to her late stepfather, renowned potter and professor of ceramics Warren MacKenzie.
Books Abound: Artists’ Books by Erica Spitzer Rasmussen
An exhibit of sculptural artists’ books by Erica Spitzer Rasmussen
Fellowship Findings: Four Friends
An exhibit of photographs taken during four students’ fellowship experiences in Iceland
Fellowship Findings: Roy Grow and Class of 1963
An exhibit in the East Wing of Gould Library sharing work from four students who received Carleton-funded fellowships in 2023.
Contemporary Indigenous Activism
An exhibit designed by the students of Meredith McCoy’s course in American Studies (AMST231). On view from January 10, 2024 through March 25, 2024.
Folded
A selection of accordion fold artist’s books from Gould Library Special Collections. On view from January 8, 2024 through March 12, 2024.
Pedagogy and Propaganda: an Appendix
A library display curated with artist and educator Brooks Turner, in conjunction with an exhibit of his artworks on view at the Perlman Teaching Museum
Imaging the Word in Twelfth-Century Germany
An exhibit of medieval manuscript facsimilies selected by Director of Medieval and Renaissance Studies and Professor of History William North
37th Annual Off-Campus Studies Photo Contest Winners
An exhibition featuring the winning photographs from Carleton’s 37th Annual Off-Campus Studies Photo Contest. On display through August 15th, 2023.
Erich Brooks: Student, Photographer, Friend
An exhibition featuring the photography of Erich Brooks, class of ’75, documenting Black student life at Carleton in the 70s. On display through April 30, 2023.
Early African Americans of Southeast Minnesota
An exhibition telling the stories of some of the first African Americans in Southeast Minnesota in the late 1800s. On display through February 28, 2023.
Early Childhood Reading Skills: Presentations by Data Visualization as Activism students
An exhibition featuring the work of first-year students in Dr. Lin Winton’s Argument & Inquiry seminar “Data Visualization as Activism.” On display through March 16, 2023.
