Exhibitions and publications at the Taylor Institution Library
Publications
The Taylor Institution Library publishes short-run publications such as exhibition catalogues, translations and facsimiles of out-of-copyright texts.
Sachs, Flacke, Lähnemann, Ridley and Wood, ‘Canon and Cobbler: A Reformation Dialogue in German, Dutch, and English' (2025)
Ho, Wuon-Gean and Bowen. Looking for Dante: Exploring The ‘Divine Comedy’ in Print from the 15th Century to Today (2024)
Boyle, Mary & al. (eds.) ‘Epic! Homer and the Nibelungenlied in Translation’ (2024)
Exhibitions
Exhibitions in the Taylor Institution Library are held in the Voltaire Room. They are designed to showcase the Taylorian’s collections. They are on view for approximately 2 weeks and are not open to the general public, but can be made more visible through blog posts, exhibition catalogues, accompanying events and social media.
Academics and students are very welcome to curate such exhibitions.
Looking for Dante: Exploring the Divine Comedy in Print from the 15th Century to Today
- Read a blog post about this exhibition
Kafka’s Languages
- Read a blog post about this exhibition.
Epic! Homer and Nibelungenlied in Translation
- Read a blog post about this exhibition.
