Exhibit | Celebrating the Legacy of Canada's Supreme Court
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Exhibit | Percussion at McGill
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Percussion holds in tension several seemingly opposite qualities: it is steeped in tradition, yet incredibly innovative; it is one of the oldest musical practices as well as one of the most contemporary; it can comprise a single instrument or dozens, played by one or many. But its capacity for creating connection and fostering community is especially noteworthy, and one that this exhibit seeks to celebrate.
Exhibit | ouch ouch ouch
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This exhibit is supported by the Michele Larose – Osler Library Artist-in-Residence award. The award is given annually to one or more deserving candidates with a degree in Studio Arts or a related field and/or a history of exhibiting artistic work in professional venues.
Exhibit | Book, Jacket, and Journal Show in collaboration with the Association of University Presses
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Display | Views of the Natural World in Japanese and Chinese Prints
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Exhibit | No fixed address: Homelessness & the Law
The new exhibit, No Fixed Address: Homelessness & the Law, located on the main floor of the Nahum Gelber Law Library, presents resources related to homelessness and housing issues, particularly within the context of housing laws. Alongside these materials, photographs depicting the harsh realities of homelessness are displayed, paired with poignant quotes from newspapers highlighting the profound struggle of living without a place to call home.
