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Exhibitions Enter Final Weeks

The Jule closes Dec. 10

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Object Lab: Alabama Monuments

Essays by Museum Studies Practicum Students

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Explore. Experience. Engage.

A Teaching Museum for Auburn

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Visiting The Jule on Game Day

What you need to know before you go

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The Jule Museum Podcast

Tune in for the latest in visual arts research at Auburn

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  • Radical Naturalism—Elizabeth M. Webb: a bearing tree is a witness; an oak is an echo

  • Black Codes: Art and Post-Civil Rights Alabama

  • Three pieces of framed sheet music with large, dusty smudges of graphite and charcoal.

    Bethany Collins: Accord

  • Walter Hood: Arc of Life/Ark of Bones

  • Sam Moyer: Memory Mine

  • Unveiled!

  • A figure with hands at their side looks down and walks toward bright lights.

    Indecent Spaces

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A Teaching Museum

Faculty and students research collections and exhibitions. What is a teaching museum?

TenSeventyTwo Campaign

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