"Here at Last Is An American Novel": Willa Cather's My Ántonia

My Ántonia's worldwide appeal is demonstrated by  its translation into more than thirty languages. This exhibit examines the novel’s inspirations and creation and considers the ways the novel speaks to modern readers. Framing topics like  immigration and assimilation, colonialism, class  divisions and labor, rural life and the changing  landscape, and even the #MeToo movement through historical context and audience-focused reflection prompts.

Pieces: 8 double-sided pull up banners (24"x60"), OR 16 wall-ready graphic and text wood panels (20"x30") meant to hang from a gallery rail or nails. 

To book: Fill out the booking form on the Traveling Exhibits page.

Contact: For questions about the exhibit, contact Tracy Tucker,  Director of Collections & Curation, via email ttucker@willacather.org 

Fees:  $150 plus insured one-way shipping (approx. $100)