September 15, 2010, Filed Under: Exhibitions + Events

View images from "Consider the Archive: An Evening of David Foster Wallace"

Video of the program “Consider the Archive: An Evening of David Foster Wallace” will be posted on the Ransom Center’s website once it is transcribed and captioned to comply with ADA guidelines.

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At the podium, Jake Silverstein reads an excerpt from Wallace's essay "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again." Kurt Hildebrand reads the footnotes for the piece. — At the podium, Jake Silverstein reads an excerpt from Wallace’s essay “A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again.” Kurt Hildebrand reads the footnotes for the piece.

More than 300 people attended the event "Consider the Archive: An Evening of David Foster Wallace" to celebrate the opening of the Wallace archive at the Ransom Center. — More than 300 people attended the event “Consider the Archive: An Evening of David Foster Wallace” to celebrate the opening of the Wallace archive at the Ransom Center.

Elizabeth Crane reads an excerpt from Wallace's novel "Infinite Jest." — Elizabeth Crane reads an excerpt from Wallace’s novel “Infinite Jest.”

Chris Gibson reads from Wallace's Kenyon College commencement speech. — Chris Gibson reads from Wallace’s Kenyon College commencement speech.

The Ransom Center hosted a reception after the event "Consider the Archive: An Evening of David Foster Wallace." — The Ransom Center hosted a reception after the event “Consider the Archive: An Evening of David Foster Wallace.”

The reception following "Consider the Archive" featured Wallace-themed desserts. — The reception following “Consider the Archive” featured Wallace-themed desserts.

Guests view a display of materials from the Wallace archive at the reception. The materials will be on display through October 17.

More than 300 people attended the event "Consider the Archive: An Evening of David Foster Wallace" to celebrate the opening of the David Foster Wallace archive at the Ransom Center. — More than 300 people attended the event “Consider the Archive: An Evening of David Foster Wallace” to celebrate the opening of the David Foster Wallace archive at the Ransom Center.

From left, Kurt Hildebrand, Shannon McCormick, L. B. Deyo, and Wayne Alan Brenner read an excerpt from Wallace's first novel, "The Broom of the System." — From left, Kurt Hildebrand, Shannon McCormick, L. B. Deyo, and Wayne Alan Brenner read an excerpt from Wallace’s first novel, “The Broom of the System.”

Owen Egerton reads an excerpt from Wallace's novel "Infinite Jest." — Owen Egerton reads an excerpt from Wallace’s novel “Infinite Jest.”

About Alicia Dietrich

Dietrich edited the biannual print newsletter Ransom Edition and monthly email newsletter eNews; promoted exhibitions and public programs; produced press releases; and worked with media.

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