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We are all exposed in our daily lives to voices and forces that seek to divide us, to set us apart. The humanities help us recognize ourselves in others. Humanities Washington serves as an advocate and a facilitator of the connections between people that make our state “One Washington,” people working shoulder to shoulder for our future rather than as communities and people at odds with one another.

 Frank Chopp
Washington State Speaker of the House
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Traveling Exhibits

Partnerships with the Smithsonian Institution, the Washington State Historical Society and other organizations allow us to bring an exciting array of traveling exhibits to small museums and other venues across the state.

Exhibits Program Brings Museum-Quality Exhibits to Underserved Areas

Since 2004, Humanities Washington has partnered with organizations including the Smithsonian Institution and the Washington State Historical Society (WSHS) to to bring high-quality museum exhibitions to all corners of the state. Our Traveling Exhibits program also helps build the capacity of small museums and other humanities venues.

Our current exhibit, Hope in Hard Times: Washington During the Great Depression, was curated by WSHS and will tour eight communities during 2013-14.

Previous exhibits have included:

 

For more information Humanities Washington’s Traveling Exhibit program, contact Program Director Ellen Terry by email or call (206) 682-1770 x101. Or sign for our monthly e-news for the latest news about all our programs, including Traveling Exhibits.

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