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- DU BOIS LIBRARY MURAL IMAGE COLLECTION
- INTER-ALLIED GAMES IMAGE COLLECTION
- JOHN HIGGINS IMAGES OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY
- LYNNE LAYMAN: UNITED GERMANY IN TRANSITION
- MASSACHUSETTS HISTORIC BOTTLES COLLECTION
- PALP PPM
- POMPEII ARTISTIC LANDSCAPE PROJECT I
- POMPEII ARTISTIC LANDSCAPE PROJECT II
- UMASS 19TH CENTURY ROXBURY FAMILY COLLECTION
- WALTER B. DENNY WORLD ART & ARCHITECTU
- YURI KOCHIYAMA CULTURAL CENTER MURAL
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UMass Amherst Collections
In 1986, an effort known as “Mass Transformation” initiated by former Chancellor Joseph Duffy involved some 4,000 members of the campus community in renovating 23 floors of the University Library, now the W. E. B. Du Bois Library. As part of that effort, students (many from the art department) painted murals in the stairwells to cover up graffiti, and the project continued until the mid-1990s. Mural painting activity resurged in 2010 after several murals suffered water damage and had to be painted over. New murals are painted as new spaces for student art are identified.