Banner that features scattered pieces of ephemera surrounding the text Every Book(Mark) has A Story: Explorations in the James Flowers Collection of Ephemera Found in Returned Library Books.

Every Book(mark) Has a Story: Explorations in the James Flowers Collection of Ephemera Found in Returned Library Books

Black and white photograph of a person laying down reading a book. The background is beige with a large yellow circle on the left with text in orange reading Willis Library 50th Anniversary 1971-2021.

Willis Library 50th Anniversary

A blue marquee sign, with purple decorative scallops at top and bottom. Text on the marquee reads Dallas-Fort Worth Black Living Legends 1987-1996.

Dallas-Fort Worth Black Living Legends

Light yellow background with a collage of photographic images of buildings, people wearing 1950s clothing, an old car, camera and machine. A darker yellow circle is behind buildings and a trumpeter. All images are various sizes, with the camera and people standing the same height as skyscrapers. To the right is text that reads, Mod City The John Rogers and Georgette de Bruchard Collection.

Mod City: The John Rogers and Georgette de Bruchard Collection

The banner is a black and white photograph of Barsanti, a young man in his army uniform with black glasses, some of the buildings can be seen in the background. On the left side over the photo is a blue background with the words Major General Barsanti in tan letters over it and a yellow line under the last word.

Major General Barsanti

A rectangle with different clear colors of blue and green overlapping each other. The exhibit title, Multicultural Center Through the Years, is in the middle of the banner, the first part is dark blue and the other half is light blue.

UNT Multicultural Center Through The Years

Blue background with images of Mickey Mouse doll, world map puzzle, paper doll cut outs, and black panther comics, with the exhibit title Fun & Games.

Fun & Games: A Collection of Children's Materials from 1740 to Present Day

A pink banner, a light pink in the center and framed by a darker pink. In the middle is a white block, with the figure of 5 women over a pink circle, inside of which is the exhibit title, Women in the Archives.

Women in the Archives

A banner with the exhibit title, Tour of a Lifetime, in the middle. An orange letter D is above it, with a soccer ball in the middle of it. The top left corner has a Dallas Tornado banner on it, and is covering a small photo of people lined up in soccer uniform. The bottom right corner is a photo of people close together.

Tour of a Lifetime Dallas Tornado Soccer Club World Tour 1967-68

Grey rectangle with a film reel graphic seen in the background. In big, black letters is the exhibit title, NBC 5/KXAS Celebrating 70 Years, at the bottom part of the middle of the page are the words First Television in a yellow rectangle. In each corner of the banner, different media graphics are seen with yellow circles behind each.

Celebrating 70 Years The NBC 5/KXAS Television News Archive

A yellow banner, with white graphics on on each side made to look like clouds. Along the bottom is the outline of a mountain range, with a vault in the middle. In the yellow part of the banner is the exhibit title, Destination Special Collections, in blue letters.

Destination Special Collections Recent Acquisitions

A red banner with lines and dots that look like seats and a chandelier at the opera house. The Exhibit title, Dallas Opera 60 Years, is along the bottom of the banner.

Dallas Opera: 60 Years

A white banner with a quilt-like pattern. The exhibit title, Threads of Remembrance, is in the middle, circled by little floral designs. On each side of that is the outline of two people. The ones on the left are hand in hand, the ones on the right hold something in the air. In each corner of the banner is a red box with a white ribbon, and the entire banner is framed by a dark blue line.

Threads of Remembrance

A banner with a drawing of each side of it of a man blowing a horn. The middle is the exhibit title, The Lost Generation: World War 1 Potery.

The Lost Generation: World War I Poetry Selected From the Donald Thomas War Poetry Collection

A white banner with the exhibit title, Proof: The Byrd Williams Family Photography Archive, at the top in light blue letters. The bottom left and right corner of the banner has a photo of a different man a white shirt and black tie, both holding an old camera. The one on the left faces the one on the right, and vice versa.

Proof: The Byrd Williams Family Photography Archive

A black and white banner. The name of the exhibit, Growing Up Green, is on the left in white letters. To the right of that is a man with headphones that cover his ears.

Growing Up Green: 1941-2015

Light grey banner. On the left side is the exhibit title, UNT the First 50 Years, in big black letters. On the right side is a man seen from the shoulders up, with a short beard.

UNT: The First 50 Years

Banner with eight panels showing different colorful books with different patterns. Over the photos is a thin black banner, with the exhibit title, Biennial Artists' Book Competition and Exhibition, on it in white.

Artists' Book Competition

A cream colored banner, Bureaucracy at the top in big red letters. Under that the words A Love Story are in black letters, two red lines on each side of it. The middle of it is as if a folded page.

Bureaucracy: A Love Story

White banner with exhibit name, The Vann Victorian Collection in the middle in script letters, the letters are blue. The frame of the banner is lined with blue curved lines.

The Vann Victorian Collection

Banner in color showing 4 horses from the front. Behind them is a white building. A white graphic design symbol is overlayed and the exhibit title, Bankston, Shugart, and Stryker The Horse Contry Photographers on it in big white letters.

Horse Country Photographers

Green banner with 5 different black and white pictures over it of Hispanic men and women. The exhibit title, Ra铆ces: Raza History at UNT is over it in big white letters. The top of the banner says Activists Pioneers Journalists Athletes Mentors in black letters.

Ra铆ces: Raza History at UNT

Green background with photographs of a football game faded into the background. The exhibit title, Legends of the Mean Green, is in big letters in the middle of the banner.

Legends of the Mean Green: A Century of UNT Football

5 diagonal lines dark blue, green, yellow, orange, red cover the bottom half of the page from left to right. The other part of the page shows 2 photographs. The one on the left is in black and white of a protest. The one on the right is in color and shows a camera filming a police office talking to a group of men with a crowd of people behind them. The exhibit title, The Resource Center LGBT Collction, is seen in the dark blue and green lines.

The Resource Center LGBT Collection: 50 Years of LGBT History

A light green banner. The exhibit name, Cat's Out of the Bag, is in big black letters in the center. The first words,

The Cat's Out of the Bag

Light blue background with text designed to look like it's popping up, that reads Pop-Up and Movable Books. An image on the right of the graphic shows a photograph of an Alice in Wonderland pop-up book open with alice standing up from the book and playing cards in an arch over her.

Pop-Up and Movable Books