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Kaleidoscope of Burmese Art exhibition

Campus Museums, Galleries and Collections

  • : This collection of books and artifacts representing the history of American education is affiliated with the College of Education.
  • : Exhibits from the Burma Art Collection are displayed regularly in various campus museums.
  • : The School of Theatre and Dance administrates this collection of opera scenic materials.
  • : Complemented by an extensive visiting artists and scholars lecture series, the Olson Gallery and nearby Gallery 214 serve as a cultural center for the visual arts that serves the campus community and the region.
  • : The dual roles of the 麻豆精品 Art Museum are to contribute to the university's educational curriculum and to provide opportunities for art education and cultural enrichment throughout the community.
  • : Located in Cole Hall with rotating exhibitions.
  • : Located in Founder's Memorial Library, the Rare Books and Special Collections handles and preserves unique books and materials that are not found on the general shelves due to their rarity, source, or condition.
  • : Also located in Founder's Memorial Library, The Center's mission is to acquire, preserve and make available to the public the most significant historical records of the northern Illinois region.

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Contact Us

Museum Studies
Center for Burma Studies
815-753-0512
Aurore Candier, Ph.D.
acandier@niu.edu