Author: Isabella Melani

Earlier this year I curated a pop-up exhibition of Ediciones Vigía artists’ books as part of my Ellin M. Kelly Internship in Special Collections and Archives. The exhibit, which ran from May 21st—22nd, featured twenty-two Cuban artists’ books from the 1990s. In Cuba during the 1980s, mass-produced paperbacks were the

Earlier this spring, I had the opportunity as an Ellin M. Kelly Intern to curate materials for a pop-up exhibition and special event featuring Sister Helen Prejean. This post focuses on the legacy of Sr. Helen as an advocate for the abolition of the death penalty, the recent release of