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.

Publications have praised Beinecke Library’s current exhibition of Holocaust testimonies, on view through Jan. 28, since its opening in late July.

The exhibit tells the story of “Amnesia,” the first computerized novel, created by science fiction author and poet Thomas M. Disch. Collaborative and creative efforts by exhibit curator Claire Fox and many colleagues have preserved the video game in a version playable by 21st-century players.