Co-curated by MWM Intern, Annalise Fazzina’21, with support from Marcia Schmidt Blaine, Mary Anne Saul, Alice Staples, Louise McCormack, Cynthia Cutting, Rebecca Enman, and in collaboration with PSU Advancement, Alumni Affairs, Lamson Library’s Spinelli Archives, and Silver Center for the Arts.
This exhibition is installed in Silver Center for the Arts Lobby Gallery and can be visited in person by Plymouth State University students, faculty & staff with a valid PSU ID, beginning on March 1, 2021.
In celebration of Plymouth State’s 150 year anniversary in 2021, this exhibition will be a three-dimensional timeline running through the Silver Center for the Arts Lobby, telling the history in 150 objects. The exhibition aims to highlight the sense of place at Plymouth State that has always been important for the people who live, work, teach, and learn here. Images, artifacts, and stories gathered from all corners of the past and present PSU community will illustrate how Plymouth State continues to grow and evolve, responding to the needs and circumstances of its campus and community.
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