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"Industrosphere" features a dynamic blend of geometric shapes and organic forms, symbolizing the harmony between industrialization and nature. It incorporates materials such as recycled metal and glass, reflecting light to create a vibrant interplay…

Christian Boltanski's "Personnes" (2010) featured a huge mountain of used clothing in the Grand Palais. A mechanical claw repeatedly grabbed and dropped garments. This evoked the anonymity and mass death of the Holocaust and other tragedies, with…

Correspondence from William N. Bogan, Jr., to Juliette Chamberlin. Bogan served in World War II in the 283rd Combat Engineer Batallion. In this letter, Bogan describes hunting for deer and rabbit, and thanks Chamberlin for sending him candy, peanuts,…

Letter from Stephen B. Blackwell to Governor Adelbert Ames, regarding rations for victims of the 1874 Mississippi River flood.

Signature of Stephen B. Blackwell from an 1874 letter to Governor Ames.

Excerpts on the laws of England, regarding parent-child obligations, inheritance and lineage, legitimacy, and bastardy.

In this newspaper article, Robert Bell recounts his time and experiences as one of the two first African American football players at Mississippi State University. He explains how the Fellowship of Christian Athletes organization helped acclimate him…

In this newspaper article, Minor interviewed Afro-American Plus club president, Roy Pearson. Pearson described the club as a vehicle to improve African-American student life at Mississippi State by establishing connections with students of all races…

Political cartoon published in the Washington Post in 1902. Artist: Clifford Berryman