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Current Exhibitions

Cary Graphic Arts Collection
Frozen in TIme: The Stephen Cooper Comic Collection
March 1, 2021 to July 1, 2021
Digital Exhibition

The Stephen Neil Cooper Collection offers a one-of-a-kind glimpse into comics history, with 202 comic books that were present on American newsstands in April 1956.

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RIT Museum
Epidemics, Economics, and Elections
October 15, 2020 to April 15, 2021
Digital Exhibition

This digital exhibition explores the editorial cartoons of John Scott Clubb (1875-1934) and Elmer Messner (1901-1979), whose work spans a century of change and still resonates today.

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Sunken Gallery
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Pop-Up Digital: Angela Kelly Palimpsest
May 25, 2021 to September 7, 2021
Digital Exhibition

Pop-Up Digital features past exhibitions held in the Sunken Gallery. Our first exhibit honors the work of Professor Angela Kelly, who recently retired from RIT.

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  • Monday, June 21, 2021
    Have you ever wondered how a library actually works? 🤔 This summer, our staff will be taking you behind the scenes and sharing their perspectives of what libraries are all about. Follow us on Instagram @ritlibraries to join in the fun! #RIT https://t.co/0xlh5QyN0t
    Have you ever wondered how a library actually works? 🤔 This summer, our staff will be taking you behind the scenes and sharing their perspectives of what libraries are all about. Follow us on Instagram @ritlibraries to join in the fun! #RIT https://t.co/0xlh5QyN0t
  • Friday, June 18, 2021
    For all of you who enjoy a good thrill, we recommend “The Toll” by Cherie Priest (@cmpriest). "A spooky, atmospheric tale of a small town in Georgia where every 13 years, someone disappears…” #BookRecommendations @ascatrit https://t.co/josIbMi65D
    For all of you who enjoy a good thrill, we recommend “The Toll” by Cherie Priest (@cmpriest). "A spooky, atmospheric tale of a small town in Georgia where every 13 years, someone disappears…” #BookRecommendations @ascatrit https://t.co/josIbMi65D
  • Monday, June 14, 2021
    If epic reads are your thing, then “The Book of Night Women” by Marlon James is right up your alley. "Enthralling characters, a touch of magical realism, and an honest depiction of how complex human emotions truly are.” #BookRecommendations @ascatrit https://t.co/1BXcYfAYTb
    If epic reads are your thing, then “The Book of Night Women” by Marlon James is right up your alley. "Enthralling characters, a touch of magical realism, and an honest depiction of how complex human emotions truly are.” #BookRecommendations @ascatrit https://t.co/1BXcYfAYTb
  • Friday, June 11, 2021
    We take our preseason training pretty seriously as we prepare to relocate to Ritter Ice Arena (@RITArenas) for the 2021-23 seasons. From bicep curls to weighted step-ups, here's an inside look at our strength training regimen. 💪🏼 #RIT ▶ https://t.co/bqTgbM1MDM
    We take our preseason training pretty seriously as we prepare to relocate to Ritter Ice Arena (@RITArenas) for the 2021-23 seasons. From bicep curls to weighted step-ups, here's an inside look at our strength training regimen. 💪🏼 #RIT ▶ https://t.co/bqTgbM1MDM
  • Thursday, June 10, 2021
    Digitized manuscripts in our Cary Graphic Arts Collection are undergoing text encoding to facilitate deep research. @RIT_LiberalArts professor @LmhgslPhD and digital humanities librarian @rebok03 shared their experience working with #RIT students on this project at #DHSI21. https://t.co/rvTBa5Fs1d
    Digitized manuscripts in our Cary Graphic Arts Collection are undergoing text encoding to facilitate deep research. @RIT_LiberalArts professor @LmhgslPhD and digital humanities librarian @rebok03 shared their experience working with #RIT students on this project at #DHSI21. https://t.co/rvTBa5Fs1d
  • Wednesday, June 9, 2021
    If you’re into travel and non-fiction, then @galestraub's “She Explores: Stories of Life-Changing Adventures on the Road and in the Wild” (@SheExplores) is what you’ve been looking for. A perfect combo of personal narratives, beautiful photography, and travel tips. @ASCatRIT https://t.co/qMJ5kzcqj5
    If you’re into travel and non-fiction, then @galestraub's “She Explores: Stories of Life-Changing Adventures on the Road and in the Wild” (@SheExplores) is what you’ve been looking for. A perfect combo of personal narratives, beautiful photography, and travel tips. @ASCatRIT https://t.co/qMJ5kzcqj5