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The Endangered Alphabets carvings have been displayed and discussed at colleges, universities, libraries, museums, conferences and art galleries across the United States, Canada and Europe, including Harvard, Yale, Cambridge, and the Smithsonian Institution.

Every visit by the Endangered Alphabets is different, and is tailored to interests, needs and opportunities of the individual host. Carvings can be selected and grouped around different themes for gallery or classroom purposes. Alphabets events have ranged from an hour to a year and have engaged participants from nine to ninety years old in activities as formal as lectures and as informal as interactive Alphabets games.

To learn more about hosting the Endangered Alphabets, please click here.

Visits

Testimonial

“I write to enthusiastically support any effort to invite Tim Brookes as a visiting artist/scholar to any institution of higher learning or for any community forum.

“His Endangered Alphabets Project is as enthralling as his commitment to it. As far as content and relevance, Tim’s wide-range of knowledge and ability to make connections with many fields and interests, however contemporary or historical, is a wonder, one which lends itself beautifully to the exploration of cross-curricular currents and ideas.

“More importantly, perhaps, is his gift to patiently and deliberately engage an audience or students within a classroom setting to think deeply about the topics at hand…”

John V. Puleio M.Ed
Coordinator for Multilingual Student Services
Norwich University