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September 17, 2018
![A photo taken from the exhibition which features a group of men and women laying down in the street with their arms and legs locked together in protest.]()
Exploring photography’s role in social change
“Whose Streets? Our Streets!” features the work of 37 independent photographers who documented protests, demonstrations and conflicts on the streets of New York City from 1980 to 2000. The project, led by RIT faculty and alumni, features a book, short film, interactive website and exhibitions. -
August 30, 2018
![Hermann and Gudrun smile at each other in this black and white photo. They are pictured from the shoulders and chest up.]()
‘Zapf Centenary’ exhibition celebrates iconic type designers
RIT’s Cary Graphic Arts Collection opened a new exhibition to celebrate the 100th birthdays of renowned German type designers and calligraphers Hermann Zapf and Gudrun Zapf von Hesse. “Zapf Centenary” is on display now through Oct. 31. -
August 27, 2018
![The cover art of Huxley's eassy "Words and Their Meanings" featuring a tan background and a burnt orange square in the center with a black, geometric pattern within the square.]()
RIT Press to reprint rare essay by Aldous Huxley
RIT Press is reintroducing a rare essay by famed English writer Aldous Huxley that argues the significance and power of words. The limited edition facsimile of Huxley’s 1940 title Words and Their Meanings is now available through RIT Press. -
November 16, 2017
![Jody Sidlauskas, Taylor Carpenter, and Juilee Decker work together to place artifacts into a display case in the library.]()
Museum Studies students retrace RIT history
Three new exhibits at the Wallace Library explore historical RIT artifacts as well as women who fought for the right to vote in New York state.
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