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Explore Kohler Art Library exhibitions from 2017–2018, featuring handmade paper, artist books by Diane Fine, pop-up books, medieval facsimiles, and fine books on German/Austrian art.
“A Winter Walk” was a 2008–2009 exhibition at the Kohler Art Library, featuring artists’ books that celebrate winter through imagery and text. Curated by Lyn Korenic.
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Find library resources at UW–Madison. Access articles, the library catalog, subject-specific databases, journal titles, and the UW Digital Collections.
Explore a comprehensive collection of social work research resources, including guides, manuals, and tools for assessment, program evaluation, and clinical practice measurement.
T.J. Braxton served as a UW-Madison Student Historian (2020-2021). Explore his research on the university’s diversity initiatives and his experience documenting Black student identity.
“Material Lessons” is a 2025 exhibition curated by UW-Madison students. It explores the physicality and artistry of books, featuring works from the College Book Arts Association.
This collection highlights rare 18th- and 19th-century decorative arts, architecture, and natural history books, offering digital facsimiles of foundational design and craft resources.