A new exhibition on campus showcases the "poem preserves" created by Rainey Tisdale '94.
In this edition of the Staff Spotlight, Curator of Rare Books and Manuscripts and Head of Quaker & Special Collections, Sarah Horowitz, answers questions about QSC, access, and some of her favorite resources.
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In this post, Maia Schwallie '25 explores the history of satire at Haverford from the nineteenth century to the present day. Maia works in Quaker & Special Collections as a Documenting Student Life Project student liaison.
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Curated by Maia Schwallie '25
Magill Wing cases
This exhibit explores performance at Haverford via materials that artistically render dramatic and comedic plays and sketches. Displaying theater photography as well as illustrated programs and posters, this exhibit lays out how an art form as dynamic and lively as stage performance can be translated into still, visual mediums.
Curated by Skye X Zweben, BMC '25
Level 2 Wall Gallery, Lutnick Library
Opening April 3, 2025
This exhibition of woodblock prints and photographs engages with Western desires for imagery of Japan's premodern past, visualizing the concept of anemoia, a feeling of nostalgia for a time one has never known.
A collaboration between artist Rainey Tisdale ‘94 and poet Charlotte Boulay, HC staff
Entrance Ramp Gallery, Lutnick Library
April 1–June 2, 2025
Provisions invites the Haverford community to experience poetry as tangible nourishment that girds us for the work of being human. The exhibit showcases "poem preserves"—buckeyes inscribed with carefully selected poems, nestled in glass jars like summer produce put by for winter.
An Exhibit by Third Year Japanese with Kimiko Suzuki
Featuring artwork by Shuzo Azuchi Gulliver
Magill Wing, Lutnick Library
Begining Monday, March 31
*We have a very tiny magic 8 ball.
