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Art in the Libraries Newsletter

Winter 2025

Letter from Curator

Welcome back to the Art in the Libraries newsletter!

Welcome back to the Art in the Libraries newsletter!

Since joining West Virginia University Libraries in 2017, I’ve been so grateful for the spaces and projects we’ve created together—where ideas, creativity, and conversation collide. Especially now, having spaces to challenge, inspire, and delight feels more important than ever. 

And we’ve been busy since our last newsletter...

Read the Curator's Full Letter

In this issue

Letters A and I with brain-shaped circuit overlapping.

Art in the Libraries Asked AI Experts One Question

Experience how West Virginia is shaping an AI future that reflects local values, opportunities, and challenges

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Judith Wasserman profile photo

Q&A on Sustainable Designs with Faculty Exhibit Award Winner Judith Wasserman

Learn how Judith Wasserman reimagines public spaces to inspire playful, creative, and active movement in everyday landscapes

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Franny exhibit image

Exploring Teacher Identity with the 2025 Graduate Student Exhibit Award Winner

See how PhD student Franny Perez Ramirez explores teaching identity through her collage series, revealing the experiences of graduate teaching assistants

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Art in a library image

Experiencing Art in a Library: Thoughts From Our Visitors

Experience how art in WVU libraries transforms study spaces into places of inspiration, connection, and reflection

Read More

Call For Submissions

The submission window for the 2026-27 WVU Alumni Art Show, Reflecting on Freedom: 250 Years Through the Eyes of WVU Alumni Artists, is open through December 31, 2025.

Learn More and Submit

In this issue

Letters A and I with brain-shaped circuit overlapping.

Art in the Libraries Asked AI Experts One Question

Experience how West Virginia is shaping an AI future that reflects local values, opportunities, and challenges

Read More
Judith Wasserman profile photo

Q&A on Sustainable Designs with Faculty Exhibit Award Winner Judith Wasserman

Learn how Judith Wasserman reimagines public spaces to inspire playful, creative, and active movement in everyday landscapes

Read More
Franny exhibit image

Exploring Teacher Identity with the 2025 Graduate Student Exhibit Award Winner

See how PhD student Franny Perez Ramirez explores teaching identity through her collage series, revealing the experiences of graduate teaching assistants

Read More
Art in a library image

Experiencing Art in a Library: Thoughts From Our Visitors

Experience how art in WVU libraries transforms study spaces into places of inspiration, connection, and reflection

Read More

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