Clark Library

We cordially invite you to a couple of events taking place this month at The Clark! Captivity: Assembling Nature’s Histories conference 1718.ucla.edu/events/assembl… Bookish Biomes: Assembling Nature’s Histories at the Clark Library 1718.ucla.edu/events/bookish… Free with registration!

UCLA’s William Andrews Clark Memorial Library seeks a Digital Collection Librarian to steward the digital archives and advocate effectively for the use of digital collections. Salary range: $61,920 - $117,366. Learn more and apply ➡️ bit.ly/ucla-dcl

Applications for the various Library Prizes for Undergraduate Research are now open until March 27, 2024. Please visit the following link for guidelines & further details: library.ucla.edu/about/programs…

UCLA Professor Arthur L. Little, Jr. presents the Inaugural Spotlight Talk, “Citing Race and Seeing Death in Shakespeare” November 15 at the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library. Learn more and register here: 1718.ucla.edu/events/spotlig…

Upcoming talk by Paul Chrzanowski on Monday, December 4, 2023, 6-7:15 PM PST. Please visit the "A Collection of Early English Books: Reading in the Age of Shakespeare" section at the following link for registration & further details. bccbooks.org/programs/

Join us the afternoon of Saturday, October 7th from 2:30 – 5:00 pm for our Open House and Adopt-A-Book Fair at the Clark Library! This event is free to attend with advance registration. Please visit the following link for details. Hope to see you there! 1718.ucla.edu/events/open-ho…

Call for papers for a conference at the Clark Library! Captivity: Assembling Nature’s Histories Deadline for submission: October 1, 2023 1718.ucla.edu/news/cfp-capti…

Happy #InternationalCatDay! Featured here are some profiles of international cats from our copy of Cats of the Wild - Great and Small, written and illustrated by Larry Harris and published by the Ward Ritchie Press in 1971.

They also learned about Regency word games and created some themselves, quizzing each other from fans they had decorated with riddles. Missed this event at the Clark? Find out what’s coming up next at 1718.ucla.edu/events/.

Last Saturday, the Clark Library hosted “Regency Fun and Fanfare: A Workshop on Jane Austen and the Art of the Conversation Fan.” Led by Dr. Leigh-Michil George, attendees looked at fans and game-related items from the Regency period, as well as a Jane Austen novel.

These new seed packet enclosures feature The Clark mascot - the owl! 🦉 Happy planting! 🌱 For more information about our seed library, please visit: clarklibrary.ucla.edu/visit/seed-cat…

The Clark Seed Library is excited to share with you newly re-stocked seeds, including Elegant Clarkia (Clarkia unguiculata). This native flower is best planted in cooler months (late fall or early winter) to yield spring blooms.

Become a part of Clark Library history! We are seeking a part-time Instruction & Engagement Library Assistant to support instruction, engagement, & garden projects. Visit the following link for detailed job description, requirements, & how to apply: hr.mycareer.ucla.edu/applicants/Cen…

About 80 middle schoolers from @dodsonmiddle @LAschoolsSouth visited! Sessions included hands-on activities with materials related to Shakespeare and his contemporaries and print/book history, as well as outdoor acting of scenes from Romeo and Juliet and a book-making exercise.

The Item Not Found conference featured keynote speakers @evangelestia, @tttkay and @gabe_solis, plus a spectacular lineup of panelists. Videos from the conference are archived on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Did you miss the Clark Library & Oakland University’s joint conference in March? The recording of the two-day, virtual conference Item Not Found: Accounting for Loss in Libraries, Archives, & other Heritage & Memory Organizations is now available here: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

The @uclalawlibrary joined us yesterday for a tour of the library & the grounds! Also on view were some legal-adjacent items: a 1676 pamphlet about two servants convicted of murder & a 2011 artist book dealing with Japanese pension fraud.

Would your group/class also like to visit the Clark? Fill out our Group-Visit Request Form to indicate your interest: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Viewed some interesting literary items last week during a visit from UCLA’s English honors society, Sigma Tau Delta (@SigTauUCLA), which included a forged Shakespeare signature, an Oscar Wilde typescript, & more!