An exhibition devoted to the work of the acclaimed novelist, essayist and teacher, John Barth is now on display at the Peabody Library. The show is called Lost and Found in the Funhouse, an allusion to one of Barth’s most famous novels. Gabrielle Dean, the curator of literary rare books and manuscripts at the Sheridan Libraries at Johns Hopkins University as well as curator of the Barth exhibition spoke with us about the show. Lost and Found at the Funhouse is at the Peabody Library in Baltimore until the end of February.
"Lost And Found In The Funhouse:" An Exhibition Of John Barth's Work
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