In April 2026, UB students, faculty, staff and community members were invited to transform retired Lockwood chairs into original works of art, which are now on display today.
The James Joyce Museum will convey the compelling stories of Joyce’s literary life and work, his social and historical contexts, the enduring legacy of his infuence, and the history of the collection.
In April 2026, UB students, faculty, staff and community members were invited to transform retired Lockwood chairs into original works of art, which are now on display today.
For three days in April, the future UB James Joyce Museum took center stage in Washington, D.C., as representatives from UB shared the story of one of the world's leading James Joyce collections.