Art and cultural exhibits at the Learning Centre are selected to delight and educate visitors — and reflect UBC’s mission to create exceptional learning environments and serve the people of British Columbia, Canada and the world.
The Learning Centre hosts a rotating selection of interesting books, posters, print material and artifacts year-round. All of our exhibits are open to the public, so please come by for a visit.
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Current & Recent Exhibits
Beyond the Cap and Gown
May 04, 2016 — An exhibit curated by the students of ANTH 431/518 “Museum Methods”. Now on at Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, Floor 2. This student-produced exhibition considers UBC student clothing, the contexts in which students dress, and their diverse self-expressions. We explore UBC student clothing through a range of themes. We look at: The history of […]
It’s About Time: A Retrospective of Asian Presence at UBC (May 3-31, 2016)
Apr 25, 2016 — May 3-31, 2016 | Level 2 of Irving K. Barber Learning Centre | To commemorate UBC's Centennial, the Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies Program invites you to celebrate 100 years of Asian communities at UBC.
UBC Players Club: Centennial Exhibit
Apr 11, 2016 — UBC Players Club presents A Centennial Exhibit in IKBLC's foyer on level 2 from April 1st to 29th, 2016
Canadian Language Museum presents an exhibit about Cree
Mar 04, 2016 — The Canadian Language Museum presents an exhibit about Cree, the most widely spoken Canadian Aboriginal language. This special exhibit is taking place on Level 3 of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre March 4th to 21st, 2016 (by the staircase).
Welcome to World Poetry Canada International Peace and Human Rights Exhibition
Dec 17, 2015 — This exhibition features a blend of photography, poetry, and films. World Poetry began in 1997. Its goal was to give recognition and support to multicultural and multilingual poets and writers and those in artistic disciplines. It is a unique group with the goal of bringing out the voices of those who need to be heard, in […]