"Food and..." at the Musuem
The Museum of Texas Tech has opened an exhibit related to the Humanities Center's annual theme "Food and...." Located in the museum's main hall, where the three dinosaurs live, visitors will find original creations for the occasion, cool pictures in several mediums from the collection (check out the illegal eating of apple pie), and other material culture items from the collection. The "Food and..." exhibit is open through July 2018.
The Museum of Texas Tech is located at 3301 4th Street. More information about the museum can be found at The Museum of Texas Tech.
Humanities Center Advisory Board Member Abigail Swingen (History) visits the "Food
and..." exhibit at the Museum of Texas Tech. Photo by Neal Hinkle
Humanities Center Director Dorothy Chansky and Museum of Texas Tech Executive Director
Gary Morgan celebrate the opening of the "Food and..." exhibit. Pictured behind them
are three food themed garments which belong to the permanent collection of the museum. Photo by Neal Hinkle
Ben Poole (History) stands next to his panel explaining Food and French History. This
information can also be found on the interactive traveling kiosk exhibit throughout
the spring 2018 semester. Photo by Neal Hinkle
TTU Digital Librarians Heidi Winkler and Shelley Barba, along with the Institute for
the Study of Western Civilization Director Steve Balch walk through the "Food and..."
exhibit following its grand opening. Photo by Neal HinkleHumanities Center
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