01:09:03
Julia Alvarez in conversation with Dr. Laura G. Gutiérrez
01:28:52
Curatorial Panel: Elizabeth Olds and Women Printmakers of the WPA Era
01:01:36
Don Davis Lecture: Brewster Kahle - Digital Libraries for Thinking Machines
01:13:16
Alan B. Farmer: Lost Books: The Dark Matter of the Early Modern English Book Trade
01:04:24
Selling Very Old Books Today
49:56
Designs on Film: The History of Production Design in the Cinema
01:00:30
Mark Bristol on “The Story of Storyboarding”
58:51
The Computational Coding of Leonardo’s Papers – Introducing LEOcode With Margaret Holben Ellis
58:26
A Papyrus Fragment of the Gospel of John and What It Reveals about Ancient Religion
01:03:03
An Evening with Ukrainian Poet Lyuba Yakimchuk
01:11:16
Pforzheimer Lecture: "How a 17th-century Woman Writer Can Revitalize the History of the Book"
50:45
“a gaud of amber beads” — Ulysses, Feminism, and Biography
38:07
Collection Connections: Adhesiveness, Walt Whitman and David Hockney
51:36
Collection Connections: Hazel Burnett’s Impact on Film Music
49:23
Collection Connections: The Voices of Dylan Thomas: Through throats where many rivers meet
49:12
Collection Connections: Renaissance Humanism between Islamic Covers
55:10
Theatre 2020 Project: Documenting a Year of Changes
42:00
Collection Connections: James Turrell’s Deep Sky Portfolio and The Color Inside Skyspace
01:30:36
Pforzheimer Lecture: Sarah Neville, "Commodifying Botany in Early Modern England"
51:48
Collection Connections: Stories Re-imagined with Author Edward Carey
29:39
Collection Connections: Authors and Presidential Inaugurations
41:09
Collection Connections: What Did Gutenberg Invent?
58:42
Nigel Cliff discusses the 1849 Shakespeare Riots
02:33:07
Staged reading of "Richard III"
01:03:06
Salman Rushdie - Gabriel García Márquez: His Life and Legacy [English audio]
01:01:56
Salman Rushdie - Gabriel García Márquez: Vida y Legado [Audio español]
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The Harry Ransom Center is an internationally renowned humanities research center at The University of Texas at Austin. Our extensive collections provide unique insight into the creative process of some of our finest writers and artists, deepening the understanding and appreciation of literature, photography, film, art, and the performing arts.
The collections include nearly 1 million books, more than 42 million manuscripts, 5 million photographs, and 100,000 works of art.
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