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The Rosenbach Podcast brings you behind the scenes of one of the world's most extraordinary collections of rare books, manuscripts, and historical objects. Each episode uncovers the unexpected stories hidden within the collections. Through conversations with curators, scholars, artists, and other passionate storytellers, we explore how the past continues to challenge and inspire us today. Whether you're a literature lover, history buff, or just curious about the strange and wonderful corners of the human experience, The Rosenbach Podcast invites you to hear the stories that objects can tell.
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70 minutes
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États-Unis
70 épisodes
depuis 28 novembre 2021
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In our final episode, artist John Wind returns for a conversation about the vital role research plays in the creative process. Together, we explore how deep dives into archives can uncover forgotten stories, inspire new artworks, and bridge past and present in meaningful ways.
We’re joined by Eliz…
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ÉPISODES PRÉCÉDENTS 🔗
What happens when art meets the sacred?
In this episode, we explore the intersection of faith, heritage, and artistic interpretation through the lens of Judaica.
Curator and Director of Collections Emerita Judy Guston joins artist John Wind to discuss how Jewish ritual objects play a central role…
How can contemporary artists reshape our experience of museums, archives, and the stories they hold?
In this episode, artist John Wind joins me for a roundtable conversation with curator Bill Adair and artists Teresa Jaynes and Gabriel Martinez. Together, we explore how artists are stepping beyond…
What can a portrait reveal?
In this episode, we welcome Bill Valerio, the Patricia Van Burgh Allison Director and CEO of the Woodmere Museum, for a rich conversation about the work of Cecilia Beaux, one of the most celebrated portrait painters of the Gilded Age. Known for capturing the personaliti…
In this episode, we continue our exploration of the DEAR JOHN installation at the Rosenbach Museum and Library, turning our attention to the role of family, heritage, and personal legacy.
We’re joined by Rudy Lewis, great-grandson of noted philanthropist and bibliophile John Frederick Lewis, whose…
In our first episode of Season 5, we step inside the Rosenbach Museum and Library, a hidden gem in the heart of Philadelphia known for its extraordinary collection of rare books, manuscripts, and historical objects. We begin our journey in the Treasures Gallery—a space dedicated to exploring the ma…
Dive deeper into the Treasures Gallery installation “DEAR JOHN” with your host Karen Grossman and special guest, the acclaimed artist John Y. Wind
“DEAR JOHN” is ultimately a love letter – a conversation across time. It is a celebration of reinvention, resilience, and the enduring power of art and…
The importance and impact of the Rosenbach’s collection is local as well as global.
As the Rosenbach Museum & Library prepares to open two more Treasures galleries, one focused on continental European literature and another focused on American history, this episode of the podcast shines a sp…
When you step inside Treasures from the Rosenbach’s Collection: Literature of Great Britain and Ireland, two of the first people you will see are Phillis Wheatley and Charles Ignatius Sancho, both of whom were born slaves but ended up becoming important published authors. Their works offered critiq…
Many of the treasures Dr. A.S.W. Rosenbach purchased for his own library and to sell to wealthy clients once belonged to aristocratic British families. Dr. Rosenbach paid many visits to the United Kingdom, purchasing volumes from book-rich, cash-poor landed families. This heritage, documented in th…
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