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Penn in the Field: Student Fieldwork Photography

The Museum Library’s 9th annual exhibit showcases fieldwork and research travel of current undergraduate and graduate students through their own photographs.

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October 20, 2026 - August 31, 2027
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Penn Museum Library (Penn Museum Academic Wing Level 3)
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Open to Penn Students, Faculty, and Staff

Hosted by: Penn Museum Library

Photograph of the Tholos Nymphaeion in Kibyra, Turkey.

The Museum Library’s 9th annual exhibit Penn in the Field: Student Fieldwork Photography, showcases fieldwork and research travel of current undergraduate and graduate students through their own photographs.

Contributing photographers are University of Pennsylvania students in departments of Anthropology, Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World, Classical Studies, Earth & Environmental Sciences, East Asian Languages and Civilizations, the Graduate School of Education, History, History of Art, and Urban Studies: Syed Faraz Ahmad, Ashlynn Arzola, Stephanie Baker, Sarah Brooker, Alyssa Colen, Kristina Donnally, Scott Evans, Emily Fowler, Zhuoli Gao, Arielle Hardy, Livia Hoffman, Anne Jing, Göksu Kolayli, Nipun Kottage, Tenzin Kunsang, Sooah Kwak, Nate Lewis, Anna Luurtsema, Elizaveta Lyons, Ivan Milekovic, Austin Miles, Ky Miller, Erika Olsen, Carson Pearce, Sofie Sogaard, Montita Sowapark, Aneesh Sriram, and Zach Wang.

Plan Your Visit

On view: October 20, 2026 through August 31, 2027, on the Penn Museum Library’s first, second, and third levels. Penn students, faculty, and staff may enter the Penn Museum and its library for free with Penn ID. Find more information to plan your visit.

Featured image: Arielle Hardy, Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World Ph.D. student, Tholos Nymphaeion. Kibyra, Turkey. In 2026.

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