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"The Collages of Helen Adam", brings together the largest selection of visual work to date by Scottish-American poet and visual artist Helen Adam (1909-1993).
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A small exhibition of the work of Scottish-American sisters, Helen and Pat Adam. The exhibition is located right outside the Silverman Grand Reading Room.
This exhibition of Polish peace posters uses the evocative symbols of the dove, olive branch and atomic mushroom cloud to advocate universal disarmament.