Friendly Arbitration: Honoré Daumier on Crime, Justice, and Punishment
This October 14 and 15, FSU Libraries and the FSU Museum of Fine Arts (MoFA) will come together in concert with the MoFA’s Friendly Arbitration: Honoré Daumier on Crime, Justice, and Punishment, a major exhibition of prints by Honoré Daumier (1808–1879), whose innovative use of lithography helped transform print into a powerful vehicle for artistic expression, social critique, and mass communication in 19th century France. By making visual culture more accessible to broad audiences, Daumier's work provides a compelling foundation for conversations about print culture, information dissemination, visual literacy, and public discourse. This two-day interdisciplinary event brings together FSU Libraries and the FSU Museum of Fine Arts to explore the history, culture, and significance of print media through scholarship, collections, artistic practice, and public engagement. EVENT SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY, October 14th, Bradley Room, Strozier Library Introduction/Welcome: 1:00 PM Session 1:1:05 PM Prof. Denise Bookwalter (Art) Dr. Michelle Bumatay (Modern Languages) Short Break: 2:30 PM Session 2: 2:45 PM Dr. Lindsey Eckert (English) Dr. Sonia Hazard (Religion) Remarks: 4:10 PM Distinguished scholar Dr. Patrick Rowe (Collector/Independent Curator) Dessert & Coffee Reception: 4:30 PM THURSDAY, October 15th, FSU Museum of Fine Arts (MoFA) Art in the Library x Make it with MoFA hands-on Printmaking/Lithography: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Reception and Curator Tours: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM This event is only possible thanks to the collaboration between FSU Libraries and the Museum of Fine Arts.
Date & timeWednesday, October 14, 2026 · 1:00 PMEnds 6:00 PM
LocationRobert Manning Strozier Library116 Honors Way, Tallahassee, FL 32306
OrganizerCampus organization
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Friendly Arbitration: Honoré Daumier on Crime, Justice, and Punishment
This October 14 and 15, FSU Libraries and the FSU Museum of Fine Arts (MoFA) will come together in concert with the MoFA’s Friendly Arbitration: Honoré Daumier on Crime, Justice, and Punishment, a major exhibition of prints by Honoré Daumier (1808–1879), whose innovative use of lithography helped transform print into a powerful vehicle for artistic expression, social critique, and mass communication in 19th century France. By making visual culture more accessible to broad audiences, Daumier's work provides a compelling foundation for conversations about print culture, information dissemination, visual literacy, and public discourse. This two-day interdisciplinary event brings together FSU Libraries and the FSU Museum of Fine Arts to explore the history, culture, and significance of print media through scholarship, collections, artistic practice, and public engagement. EVENT SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY, October 14th, Bradley Room, Strozier Library Introduction/Welcome: 1:00 PM Session 1:1:05 PM Prof. Denise Bookwalter (Art) Dr. Michelle Bumatay (Modern Languages) Short Break: 2:30 PM Session 2: 2:45 PM Dr. Lindsey Eckert (English) Dr. Sonia Hazard (Religion) Remarks: 4:10 PM Distinguished scholar Dr. Patrick Rowe (Collector/Independent Curator) Dessert & Coffee Reception: 4:30 PM THURSDAY, October 15th, FSU Museum of Fine Arts (MoFA) Art in the Library x Make it with MoFA hands-on Printmaking/Lithography: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Reception and Curator Tours: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM This event is only possible thanks to the collaboration between FSU Libraries and the Museum of Fine Arts.