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Cary Graphic Arts Collection
Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.: Freedom Editions
August 10, 2020 to November 30, 2020
Cary Graphic Arts Collection

Rosa Parks' words are given vivid treatments in these letterpress posters by American printer-activist Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.

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RIT Museum
Artist shaping hot class using metal tools
Visible Storage: Arts and Crafts at RIT
January 31, 2020 to September 30, 2020
RIT Museum

A showcase of glass, wood, metals and textiles created by students and faculty from the School for American Crafts and School of Art and Design.
Sunken Gallery
Light green rectangle with text overlaid. Text reads "Selections from the Poster Collection. Sunken Gallery. Fall 2020 Semester. Design Inspiration"
Design Inspiration: Selections from the Poster Collection
August 30, 2020 to December 15, 2020
Sunken Gallery

This pop-up exhibit features the work of designer Michael Schwab and historical posters that inspired his design aesthetic.

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    How do we work toward equity in scholarly publishing? Join us for a free, virtual panel discussion exploring Toolkits for Equity, practices for administering equitable STEM research, and the creation of an #OpenAccess journal on Afrofuturism. #ScholComm https://t.co/uzIR2CGmq7
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    Ever wondered how library books are organized? Your @RITGolisanoCCIS librarian Roman explains call numbers in this week's library minute. #RIT #AskALibrarian ▶ https://t.co/zM7nmtO4A8
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    FAKE NEWS! We've all seen the accusations, but how do you know what's true? Learn about some helpful methods and resources in this week's virtual workshop with your @RITbusiness librarian Jennifer (@ritbizlibrarian). #RIT Wed. 10/21, 4:00-4:30pm Register: https://t.co/7d5Asl0ZTm
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