Three exhibitions scheduled to end in January draw on Yale Library’s varied collections to explore very different topics: the videotaped testimonies of Holocaust survivors and witnesses, the symbolism of pearls in 18th-century imagery, and the aesthetic potential of representing data as art.
In his review of “Remembering ‘Amnesia’: Rebooting the First Computerized Novel,” Dan Mims of the “Daily Nutmeg” calls the exhibition “an experience you won‘t soon forget.”
All Yale course instructors are invited to a demonstration of a beta version of a new AI tool for researchers. Pre-register for the Jan. 14 online session.
The archive of graphic designer and artist Jane Davis Doggett contains her artwork, photographs, artifacts, correspondence, and audiovisual and born-digital materials.
