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Ongoing
at Rohrbach
ASARO
Rorhbach Library houses a collection of woodblock prints
by ASARO (Assembly of Revolutionary Artists of Oaxaca), a collective
of young Mexican artists. The prints were collected by KU Prof.
Kevin McCloskey for a Voices and Choices gallery exhibition
in 2007. The prints have since traveled for exhibitions at universities
and galleries nationwide, including Chicago, Charlotte, Los
Angeles, and Athens, OH
Ongoing - 2nd Floor Quiet Area
ONLINE GALLERY
Letters to Dr. Dornish
A
delightful sampling of letters from
the Dornish archives, featuring correspondence with
notable children's authors that includes one-of-a-kind artworks
Ongoing - 2nd Floor Quiet Area
Dornish
Collection
Dr. J. Robert Dornish's gifts to the library comprise a
dazzling collection of autographed posters and volumes, many
of them enduring classics of children's literature
Ongoing - 1st Floor and Archives
Hummel
Figurines
The Elizabeth B. Skeath Collection contains dozens of the
prized porcelain pieces, all based on drawings by German nun
Maria Innocentia (Berta) Hummel
Ongoing - 2nd Floor Quiet Area
John
Updike
An assortment of first editions and signed copies by the
titan of modern-day letters who spent his early years in Shillington,
Berks County
Ongoing - 2nd Floor Quiet Area
Teapots
Former Dean of Library Services Dr. Margaret K. "Peggy"
Devlin donated this amusing panoply of tea vessels from around
the world
Ongoing - 1st Floor Café Area
Chambliss
Medals
The prestigious awards for faculty and student achievement
are named for Prof. Emeritus and numismatist Dr. Carlson Chambliss
Ongoing - 1st Floor foyer
Russian
and Slavic Artifacts
Assembled by longtime RL staffer Shari Bromfield, this
display highlights some truly historic curiosities of Eastern
Europe
Ongoing - 2nd Floor Quiet Area
2009-2010 Events

Day of the Dead
Skeletons took over the lobby and the second floor in this
colorful exhibit
October - November, 2009
WEBGUIDE
FACT
SHEET PICS
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As the 2009-2010
school year drew to a close,
VCC
Events included:
Installation by visual artist Meghan Smith:
Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Links
Voices
and Choices Center
History
of the VCC with an archive of 2004-2008 events and resources
Rohrbach
Library

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2009-2010
Events, cont.
Me
identifico
Dominican-Haitian-American painter Judelka Florival's thought-provoking
oils: dark yet colorful, contemplative yet spontaneous
September - December, 2009
POSTER
ARTIST
BIO PICS
The
Irish in America: A Living Musical Tradition
Librarian Stephanie Steely, a lifelong lover of Irish music,
assembled an exhibit to celebrate the Kutztown appearance of
the legendary group Cherish the Ladies
January, 2010
WEBGUIDE EXHIBIT
PICS

Believe, Achieve, Succeed
A Black History Month art exhibit by Edward Terrell and
Rohan Cambridge
February, 2010
POSTER 'ART
FOR HAITI' FLYER
Anna
Zalewski: Paintings
The life-affirming work of a young Polish artist in the
library's Second Floor Gallery
March through April, 2010
POSTER
WEBSITE
of Zalewski (external site)
2008-2009
Events
The
Negro Leagues Paintings
Portraits by Elise Dodeles; talks by historians
Dr. Lawrence Hogan, Dr. Bob Allen, and former NY Black Yankees
pitcher Bob Scott
Fall/Winter 2008-2009
WEB
BOOKLET
POSTER
RESOURCES
The
Past, the Present, and the Future
Art
and appearances by noted public artists, arts educators, and activists
Edward Terrell
and Chad Cortez Everett
February 2009
POSTER
PROFILE of Ed Terrell (external site)
My
Voice, My Choice
Paintings by Michelle Myounghee Kim. Read about
her on the library's blog
January - May 1, 2009
BOOKLET
POSTER
Singin' in
the Stacks!
Doug
Andrews, Wyoming singer/songwriter, performed a rousing set at Rohrbach
April
2009
POSTER
MUSIC of Doug Andrews (external site)
Submarines,
Suspended
An installation of dozens of dangling submarines by recent
KU Fine Arts grad Scott Porcelli intrigued visitors to the library's
second floor quiet area
"Where
could one find greater solitude or silence, Professor?" replied Captain
Nemo.
- Jules Verne, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
April-June,
2009
ONLINE
EXHIBITWyoming to the
West
A
tribute to the Equality State, from the
library's Map Collection and the
personal collection of Claire Andrews
Spring - Summer, 2009
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