Exhibitions

• Washington University Libraries Department of Special Collections
• —Contains links to past exhibits that are now online. 
• Exhibitions at the British Library
• Chez La Veuve: Women Printers in Great Britain 1475-1700
• —An exhibit from the University of Illinois Library. 
• Czech Avant-Garde: European Art and Photography in Book Design, 1922-1940
• —Exhibition in the Alyce de Roulet Williamson Gallery, Pasadena, of books and journals from the collection of Zdenek Primus. 
• First Books by American Writers, 1786-1984
• —An exhibit from Georgetown University Library. 
• The Great Menagerie: The Wonderful World of Pop-up and Movable Books, 1811-1996
• —An exhibit from the University of North Texas. 
• In aedibus Aldi: the legacy of Aldus Manutius and his press
• —An exhibit from Brigham Young University. 
• Library of Congress Exhibitions
• Lilly Library Exhibitions
• Modern Rare Books
• —An exhibition of selections from the Mata and Arthur Jaffe Collection. 
• The Most of Special Collections
• —An exhibit from the University of Virginia Library's Special Collections Department. Features 21 categories such as the most rare, beautiful, unforgettable, illegible, and outrageous items in the collections. 
• Pop-up World of Ann Montanaro
• —An exhibit of the pop-up books in the collection of Ann Montanaro, author of "Pop-up and Movable Books : A Bibliography." 
• The Press of the Text
• —An online exhibit from the University Libraries at the University of Missouri in Kansas City. 
• Science and the Artist's Book
  —An exhibition by the Smithsonian Institution Libraries and the Washington Project for the Arts
• Silver Buckle Press
• —An online exhibit from the Department of Special Collections at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. 
• SIL | Exhibitions and Programs
• —A Project of the Smithsonian Institution Libraries. 
• Tiny Tomes: The Charlotte M. Smith Collection of Miniature Books
• —An online exhibit put on by the University of Iowa Libraries. 
• University of Delaware, Special Collections Department
• —Online exhibits from the University of Delaware's Special Collections Department 
• Women in the Book Arts: A Selection
• —From the Special Collections of Wellesley College Library. 

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