EXHIBIT CLOSED MARCH 7, 2010
Outbreak: Plagues That Changed History

"Outbreak: Plagues That Changed History," an exhibit of artworks by author Bryn Barnard, depicts the impact of "Outbreak" focuses on six diseases and the epidemics that resulted: bubonic plague, smallpox, tuberculosis, cholera, yellow fever and influenza. The first major East Coast installation for "Outbreak," the exhibit teaches visitors about the impact certain epidemiological disasters have had on shaping human population and world civilization.

Memento mori © 2005 Bryn Barnard Resources: National Museum of Health and Medicine exhibition news release NMHM virtual exhibit: "Closing in on a Killer: Scientists Unlock Clues to theSpanish Influenza Virus" Profile of Major Walter Reed Gallery of smallpox-related images held in the Otis Historical Archives of the NMHM		Variolization © 2005 Bryn Barnard Armistice Day, San Francisco, 1918 © 2005 Bryn Barnard
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