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Pulitzer exhibit, future displays and public art projects slated for Central and branch renovations

September 29, 2026 | Dallas, Dallas County, Texas


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Pulitzer exhibit, future displays and public art projects slated for Central and branch renovations
Staff told the board that the Central Library will host a Pulitzer Foundation exhibit opening Oct. 24 and that the system will also host a National Women's History Museum exhibit in spring 2027 as part of reimagining the first floor.

"The Pulitzer exhibit ... is opening October 24," staff (S5) said, noting the exhibit features Pulitzer award winners and that an evening kickoff with a named author was planned. Staff also said the National Women's History Museum exhibit (titled around women, faith and social justice) will be custom built for the space and remain for about 18 months beginning in spring 2027.

Facilities staff also discussed public art tied to bond projects; as buildings are renovated or constructed, a portion of bond-funded budgets supports public art and the board will hear a presentation from the public art department in a future meeting about project timelines and integration with library renovations.

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