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Summer Hours Update: The Wittliff will be closed on weekends until June 8th. The reading room will also be flose May 20-June 1 due to construction. Both will be closed May 27 in honor of Memorial Day! #TheWittliff #SummerHours #TXST ⏰⚠️⏰⚠️
Keith Carter is an internationally recognized artist and educator whose photography has been shown in more than 100 solo exhibitions in thirteen countries, and is a current exhibition at The Wittliff! This exhibition features well over 100 images taken from every phase of Carter’s career and is available for viewing now until May 31, 2019. Come see it before its gone! 📸
Stephen Harrigan’s HBO movie “The Last of His Tribe,” tells the story of Ishi, the last living Native American of the Yana tribe. In October 1984, California named 41,000 acres of land after Ishi in the southern Cascade foothills. Supposedly this area was once so “dense with brush and tall trees” that it “did not appear on California maps!” Go to http://ow.ly/brPj50u6Zfd to learn more about the Ishi Wilderness, and see Stephen Harrigan featured in our Literary Frontiers exhibition that is still available for viewing- but only through the end of this month! #TheWittliff #LiterarySpotlight ✍📖️
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