4/01/13 - 5/31/2013
The Library's annual wit & humor exhibition examines the subject of work. Most of our lives are taken up with searching for and keeping a job; how about finding a job that we love? This exhibition draws on the Schmulowitz Collection of Wit & Humor to find the the lighter side of employment: a completely silly guide to working life.
RELATED EXHIBITION & DISPLAY
April 1-May 31: S.S. Adams, the Edison of Practical Jokes. Exhibition, Government Information Center, 5th Floor
April 1-May 31: Works for Me: Diligence and Drudgery, With Some Distractions. A book cover display, General Collections & Humanities, 3rd Floor
RELATED PROGRAMS
April 3: Elect to Laugh: An Evening with Political Satirist Will Durst. Main Library, Koret Auditorium, 6:30pm
May 28: Josh Kornbluth presents Haiku Tunnel. Main Library, Koret Auditorium, 6:00pm
Thursdays at Noon (Large Screen Videos)
On the Clock: Films About Jobs and Working Life. Main Library, Koret Auditorium, 12 noon
April 4: High Fidelity
April 11: Trading Places
April 18: Up in the Air
April 25: The Associate
All films are shown with captions when possible to assist our deaf and hard of hearing. All program at the Library are free.
Images: Harold Lloyd, Master Comedian by Jeffrey Vance and Suzanne Lloyd (2002); all others courtesy San Francisco History Center, SFPL.
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