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No Wait, No Holds: Read the Book That Inspired the New Musical 'Between the Lines'
By NYPL Staff | June 29, 2022It's a story about finding your own voice and writing your own narrative.Read It, See It: 'The Kite Runner' on Broadway
By NYPL Staff | June 29, 2022A rich story of friendship, fathers and sons, and finding your way in the world, it has become a modern classic.Beach Reads To Immerse Yourself In Someone Else's Story
By Carrie McBride, Communications | June 29, 2022Whether you read these with sand between your toes or on a rumbling subway, we hope you enjoy these books set at the beach.NYPL Researcher Spotlight: Anoushka Alexander-Rose
By Julie Carlsen, Assistant Curator, Henry W. and Albert A. Berg Collection of English and American Literature | June 29, 2022Read about one researcher's deep-dive into the Vladimir Nabokov papers inNYPL's Berg Collection.Intimate Abstraction: New York School Coterie and Hybrid Form
By Frances Lazare, NYPL Short-Term Fellow | June 29, 2022Short-Term Fellow Frances Lazare discusses her research in the Berg Collection.Celebrating Disability Pride Month With Books for All Ages
By NYPL Staff | June 29, 2022Fiction and nonfiction selections that celebrate people with disabilities and reflect the diversity of their experiences.Disability Pride Month 2022: Explore NYPL's Treasures with Accesible Tours & Hours
By NYPL Staff | June 29, 2022Explore our world-renowned research collections with accessible tours of the Polonsky Exhibition of The New York Public Library's Treasures.Floor Space Becomes Wall Space for Schomburg Center Junior Scholars Exhibition
By Lisa Herndon, Managers, Schomburg Communications and Publicity | June 28, 2022Students in the Schomburg Center's Junior Scholars Program held a one-day exhibition of paintings related to the theme of "invasion."Tribute to an Afrofuturist Deity: Schomburg Center Artist & Educator M. Scott Johnson Exhibits at 59th Venice Biennale
By Lisa Herndon, Managers, Schomburg Communications and Publicity | June 28, 2022Schomburg Center educator M. Scott Johnson created a triptych inspired by the Center's collections for the 59th Venice Biennale.Encapsulation: A Useful and Versatile Tool for Book and Paper Conservation
By Shaoyi Qian, 2021-2022 Final Year Intern in Book Conservation (Supervisor: Ursula Mitra, Senior Book Conservator) | June 27, 2022Encapsulation is a useful and versatile tool, and sometimes the only solution, for book and paper conservation.
