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Read. Discover. Learn.

Explore stories inspired by the collections of writers and artists held at the Ransom Center, one of the leading humanities research libraries in the world.

Preserving a Texas villain: Leatherface

By Morgan Burgess

The word on the streets

By Jared Neuharth

What can a woman do? Women in the Arts and Crafts movement

By Austin Downey

Poetry and War: A Reading and Conversation

By Suzanne Krause

Conservation

We provide a full range of preventive care and conservation treatments. Read stories about conservators and preservation technicians assessing and caring for collection materials.

Preserving a Texas villain: Leatherface

By Morgan Burgess

It is one thing for the Ransom Center to collect the papers of Nobel Laureates and another thing entirely to collect the papers of future Nobel Laureates.

Ransom Center Director Stephen Enniss on the archive of KAZUO ISHIGURO

In the galleries

The exhibition The Rise of Everyday Design: The Arts and Crafts Movement in Britain and America runs February 9–July 14, 2019. See more than 200 items including books, drawings, furniture, decorative arts objects, photographs, and flyers, broadsides and advertising ephemera that offer a new and detailed look at the history of the Arts and Crafts movement.

School of Architecture students collaborate with Ransom Center to learn exhibition design

February 6, 2018 By Bridget Ground 1 Comment

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