The next time you’re at Gelman, make sure to visit floors four through six to see the photos chosen from over 80 entries. And then, view them on line at Gelman’s flickr page and leave a comment for your favorite photographers.

The exhibit will be up from April 25th to May 19th.

Special Collections has made an online version of the PNC-Riggs Collection Exhibit available as a web page. This online exhibit traces the profound influence Riggs Bank has had on the growing Washington D.C. area in the 19th and 20th centuries, the close connections between it and George Washington University, and the plans for processing and caring for the collection.

During June, we are celebrating Gay/Lesbian Month at Gelman Library. We are presenting a book display on the first floor. Please stop by and check out some of the wonderful books that are on display.

Cum on feel the NOIZE: Loud Work for a Quiet Space

George Washington University MFA candidates Gina Tibbott and Kenny George create infectious two-dimensional working using a combination of vintage record cover art, digital alteration, and lyrical stylings. These works carry a pop reference that encourages their viewers to get a cornea-burning eyeful and a catchy hook stuck in their head. As finals approach they are trying to derail as many students studies as possible.

The works are currently visible on the 1st floor of Gelman Library.