Exhibitions

The Creation of the Sun and the Moon (detail) from the Historical Bible, about 1360 –70, Master of Jean de Mandeville (French, active 1350–70). Tempera colors, gold, and ink on parchment.
The Story of Creation in the Middle Ages at Getty
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La Princesa and the Pea by Susan Middleton Elya, illustration by Juana Martinez-Neal
Connections Between Textiles and Picture Books at The Carle
A new exhibition at The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art opening next month will explores the connection between textiles and picture books over the past
Decorated initial 'A' depicting William the Conqueror seated on his throne, from the late 12th century Chronicle of Battle Abbey housed at the British Library
2000 AD Comic, Artists' Books, and Norman England Illuminated Manuscripts Lead British Library's 2027 Offerings
In Autumn 2027 the British Library will present Conquest: The Making of Norman England, the first national exhibition to explore the history and impact of Norman rule in England. 
Cover of Fire! #1, November 1926
Two Exhibitions Celebrating Black Literary Life
 Open at Beinecke
Yale University’s Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library has unveiled two exhibitions focusing on the experimental arts magazine Fire!!,
Frontispiece to Francis Bacon’s Sylva Sylvarum
Francis Bacon’s Sylva Sylvarum Stars in New Art and Science Exhibit
Opening next month at the Bodleian Libraries in Oxford, Plain Things Wonders marks 400 years since the publication of
Shawn Sheehy, Beyond the 6th Extinction, 2007, paper made by the artist, type set digitally in Joanna and letterpress printed from polymer plates
Artistry of Bookmaking Highlighted in New Bedford Exhibition
Boundless: The Book as Art opens tomorrow at The New Bedford Whaling Museum celebrating creativity in traditional book arts, including printing
Charles Mathews (1776–1835) Sketches of Mr. Mathews’s 'Trip to America' Including the Songs, Adventures, Anecdotes, etc. (London, J. D. Bird, 1824)
Original Scott Joplin Agreement Leads New Exhibition Tracing History of Ragtime
Ragtime: Cakewalk in Pianoland following ragtime's path from the musical traditions of enslaved Black people to the world's concert halls will go on show at
Zora Neale Hurston, Mules and Men (Philadelphia, London: JB Lippincott, 1935)
Two Centuries of African American Writers Celebrated at Grolier
The Grolier Club will open an exhibition later this year telling the story of Black people in America from early writings by free Black people through the
The Alchemist by Mattheus van Helmont, 1600s, oil on canvas
New Permanent Exhibition Showcasing Rare Books on Alchemy Opens Today
Fire and Gold: The Art of Alchemy (1450–1850) is a new permanent exhibition in the newly reopened Fisher Gallery at the Science History Institute in Philadelphia exploring the art, science
Barnaby Rudge made from Newgate Prison wood
Unseen Charles Dickens Items on Display for First Time
Dickensian London: The Magic Lantern City is a new exhibition exploring the city which inspired