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What's Happening at the Library
Artist & Influence 2024
The Rose Library proudly serves as the repository for the Camille Billops and James V. Hatch Archives. In 1981, Billops and Hatch began publishing Artist and Influence, a journal dedicated to preserving the oral histories of artists, art historians, filmmakers, and writers. Over the decades, the duo coordinated more than 1,500 interviews, with a little more than 400 appearing in print. Tapping into the spirit from which this dedicated couple lived and worked, the Rose Library seeks to continue their tradition by hosting public Artist & Influence interviews.
This year's program will be an afternoon interview with actresses Anna Maria Horsford and Victoria Rowell. Anna Maria Horsford is an Emmy nominated actress and director, whose extensive filmography includes "The Bold and the Beautiful", “Amen,” and “The Wayans Bros.”. Victoria Rowell is an award-winning actress, producer, director, and writer whose credits include “The Young and the Restless”, “Diagnosis: Murder”, and “The Rich and the Ruthless”.
Rose Library Blog
September 30, 2024
Following the Return Migration of Black Americans to the U.S. South
September 16, 2024
From “aliyah” to “zaydie”: Insights into the making of early Jewish computer games
September 9, 2024
Ex-Confederate Descendants in Brazil and their Lost Cause Ethos
September 5, 2024
Announcement: The Be Present Inc. records and the Lillie P. Allen papers are now at the Rose!
August 20, 2024