Carr Library Exhibit: Masks - Fun, Ritual, Identity, and Protection
As a supplementary to the Mask Making student engagement event in Spring 2020, an exhibit was started to focus on the different types and uses of masks. Featured at Carr library, this exhibit goes through the themes of masks for fun, ritual/culture, protection and identity. The different images, objects, and resources on display are featured below to experience the exhibit virtually. Covid-19 shutdown the libraries and we wanted our users to experience what we had planned on site at the library.
Images and Objects on Display
Books on Display
Body Decoration by Call Number: Oversize GT2343.G76 1998ISBN: 0865659974Publication Date: 1998-08-01
Cut and Make African Masks in Full Color by Call Number: Oversize GN645.S6C88 1991ISBN: 0486269191Publication Date: 1992-01-14
Portrait Masks from the Northwest Coast of America by Call Number: Stacks E78.N78K56ISBN: 9780500060063Publication Date: 1979-01-01The Costume Timeline by
Call Number: Oversize GT513.M85 1993ISBN: 0500015880Publication Date: 1993-11-01They Put on Masks by
Call Number: Stacks E98.M3B38 1974 JUVISBN: 0684137674Publication Date: 1974-01-01
Carr Library Mask Making Event Flyer
