A Centennial Exhibition provides a chronological look at Nabokov's life and literary output, starting with poems of his teenage years, through his latest novels and memoirs.
Admission is free.
Portions of the exhibit are available on-line. Nabokov's writing is rich and vivid but can also be perplexing. His works deal with serious subjects and situations, but rely on a brilliant humor laced through his prose. Snapshot of Nabokov in a rowboat at Cambridge, Spring, 1920. The Nabokov Archive, Berg Collection, The New York Public Library.