Exhibitions
Charleston in Firle: Rediscover Virginia Woolf as a radical printer, publisher and maker through the Hogarth Press, a site of hands-on experimentation and creative independence.
Charles Dickens Museum: Behind every great man, there’s a great woman, so the saying goes.
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States of America, the Berkley Collection presents The Declaration of Independence: Long Trail to Liberty at
Center for Books Arts: Paper Cuts examines twenty-five years of independent publishing in the United States through a collection of more than 600 zines and small-press publications
Center for Books Arts: This exhibition presents a selection of artist’s books by Sarah Plimpton.
Center for Book Arts: An exhibition curated by Camilo Otero and Eva Parra that revisits Hansjörg Mayer’s futura (1965–1968), a series of twenty-six broadsides bringing together art
Brooklyn Museum: The exhibition Common Sense puts America’s past in dialogue with its present.
Bronte Parsonage Museum: Many people have crossed paths with Wuthering Heights whether through music, film, television, stage or radio.
Rain is the subject of the National Library of Scotland’s forthcoming major exhibition including a copy of 18th century Scottish scientist James Hutton’s Theor
The British Museum has released the first details of what it describes as "its exhibition of the century" when the Bayeux Tapestry will open to the publi
