The Foundations of Anthropology in California: A Centennial Perspective
Bancroft Exhibition Gallery
Bancroft Library
Through April 29, 2002
The exhibit tells a story of key personalities and events driving the establishment and development of anthropology in its first sixty years at UC Berkeley. Includes records, documents, and images from the Bancroft Library with additional items and exquisite artifacts provided by the Hearst Museum of Anthropology and the American Museum of Natural History.
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Gifts to the Library
Bernice Layne Brown Gallery
Doe Library
February 15 through April 15, 2002
Treasures from personal libraries come in random thousands to great institutions like Berkeley. The Library gives them new life by cataloging them and making them visible to the world. The gifts on display, from virtually every library on campus, illustrate depth and diversity, identify donors and celebrate their generosity.
The Disability Rights Movement
Free Speech Movement Café
Moffitt Library
Through April 2002
Photographs taken by Bay Area photographers chronicling the efforts of the disabled community in their efforts to gain equal access.
Lunch Poem Series
Moffitt Exhibition Gallery
Moffitt Library
Through March 31, 2002
Featuring selected works of Marilyn Hacker, Robert Pinsky, and Chana Bloch, all featured poets in the Library's Spring Lunch Poem Series.
Ansel Adams in the University Collections: A Photographer at Work
Lower Level Public Gallery
Berkeley Art Museum
February 12 through March 31, 2002
This exhibition reveals a surprising side of Adam's career in its emphasis on his work as a commercial photographer trying to make a living through the craft of photography. Materials drawn primarily from UC Berkeley collections, including The Bancroft Library Pictorial Collection, the University Archives, and the Berkeley Art Museum.