Gallery Exhibits

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With the popularity of eBooks and Kindles, do you fear book covers are becoming extinct? Tim Kreider laments in “The Decline and Fall of the Book Cover” (published in The New Yorker, July 16, 2013), “soon enough, book covers, like album covers before them—like albums themselves, or sheet music for popular songs, or dance cards—will be a quaint,…

The Bronte Sisters by Branwell Bronte, ca. 1834 

With the popularity of eBooks and Kindles, do you fear book covers are becoming extinct? Tim Kreider laments in “The Decline and Fall of the Book Cover” (published in The New Yorker, July 16, 2013), “soon enough, book covers, like album covers before them—like albums themselves, or sheet music for popular songs, or dance…

With the popularity of eBooks and Kindles, do you fear book covers are becoming extinct? Tim Kreider laments in “The Decline and Fall of the Book Cover” (published in The New Yorker, July 16, 2013), “soon enough, book covers, like album covers before them—like albums themselves, or sheet music for popular songs, or dance cards—will be a quaint, old-timey thing you have to explain to the uninterested young” (p. 4). However, Kreider qualifies in…

Each set of photos presents (1) an attempt at an innocent view; (2) an attempt to frame a constructed view; and (3) an attempt to impose an argument by inserting an object that transforms the landscape with ergon and parergon.

Media images of landscapes that are comparatively wild and inaccessible, yet that present an agreeable contrast with the daily domestic environment of the targeted consumer.

This gallery is a collection of photos that surrounds the theme of identity and belonging within the 18th century to the present in British Literature. The images below are either directly related to or closely related to a few of the literature works from the Romantic period, Victorian period, and 20th and 21st centuries.

Looking across the Romantic era, Victorian period, and the modern era in British literature, the theme of “otherness” has consistently been present, but portrayed in different ways. At times, it aims to establish a social hierarchy and deem one group as superior and the other as inferior. Other times, it just generates an us-versus-them mentality that large groups adopt. While both may be true, it’s…

I chose the theme of fate because throughout the 18th century every character has a fate of what the end of their story looks like. I also noticed that the fate of those stories can be good and bad. In the Romantic period many fates are obvious and not hard to know before the story is over and these stories often end predictable. In the Victorian period authors start to get creative with the plot of stories, this makes the fate of the characters unpredictable, and the ending does not end…

These images will help visualize the changing attitudes and conceptions of death in British society as its worldview broadened.

This is the start of a gallery of my Bronte pilgrimage.

Use for Day 2 Assignment.

This collection of images highlights articles published in May 1924 that in some way refer to, report on, or warn audiences about the May 4, 1924 lynching of John Carter in Little Rock, Arkansas. These articles span a timeline that refers to the reasons building toward the racial unrest in Little Rock, Arkansas and the aftereffects of the riot. Articles come from a variety of places within the United States but are currently restricted to Black newspapers or publications. 

A record of the Buswell family's 42-year ownership of a cabin in Utah's Uintah mountains.

Siminovitch from family files 

This is a gallery featuring paintings by painters referenced in Oscar Wilde's essay "The Decay of Lying."

This gallery brings together diverse interpretations of Egypt, each shaped by personal perspective, research, and imagination. As you explore the works, consider how Egypt is represented: What stories are emphasized, and which voices are less visible? How do these projects engage with history, culture, and identity? We invite you to reflect on the choices behind each depiction and what they reveal about both Egypt and the creators themselves.

Feminist interventions in the public space for International Women's Day 2026.

Sample of graffiti art in Mexico City.

Feminist interventions being erased.