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The River Campus Libraries and Frederick Douglass Institute and Department of Black Studies invite you to attend a Neilly Author Series talk from Joy…
The River Campus Libraries, Frederick Douglass Institute, and Department of Black Studies invite you to attend a Neilly Author Series talk from…
The River Campus Libraries and Frederick Douglass Institute and Department of Black Studies invite you to attend a Neilly Author Series talk from…
Photos of workers and their family members at the celebration for Hooker Chemical Company's involvement in the atomic bomb.
Photo from the Hooker Chemical Company's atomic bomb party, and news clippings of an article that discusses the company's involvement in developing…
A letter addressed to Helen Hooker O'Malley that was inclosed in a package containing materials related to the Hooker Chemical Company's involvement…
Two pages from the 1908 diary of Alcesta Huntington, now 71 years old.
Photos of Alcesta Huntington's diary when she was at boarding school at twelve years old.
Photos of the small diary from Alcesta Huntington, with her handwriting.
A series of pages from a genealogy scrapbook of the Huntington-Hooker families. Includes photos, birth dates, marriage dates, and death dates of…
A letter from Horace B. Hooker to his wife Susan, while he was serving the Union Army during the Civil War.
A pencil sketch of Horace B. Hooker in his army uniform. Likely drawn by one of his children.
A series of letters between husband and wife during the Civil War.
A bronze cast of a rabbit sculpture, created by Helen Hooker as a child.
Helen Hooker O'Malley's son visiting the family's company in 1957.
Helen Hooker O'Malley, posing next to one of her sculptures
Helen Hooker standing next to her sculpture titled "Fawn." This sculpture will be present in the physical exhibit in the Seward Room.
Mother holding her young daughter with a sling on her back.
A page from the book about the Hooker Chemical Company about bleach workers and their protective suits.
Water color of Russian Orthodox cathedral during Helen's trip to the soviet union.
An ancient stone carving of a man's head, Kilteel, County Kidare
Short history book on the Hooker Electrochemical Company
A watercolor of the outside of the Hooker Chemical Company factory in Niagara Falls.
Photograph of Ernie O'Malley in the Irish Countryside
Photograph of Elon and Blanche Hooker and their daughters, including Helen.
Good Housekeeping article titled "A Hight Time in Red Russia" about Helen and Adelaide Hooker's travels.
Portrait of fisherman, John Gallagher, Clare Island, County Mayo
Sign for "O'Malley's Galley" at the Hooker Chemical Plant
A large pencil sketch of a woman and a smaller drawing of a man's side profile on the bottom left corner.
A two page handwritten letter from a young child
A type-written manuscript genealogy record of Thomas Hooker, which includes births, deaths, and marriages of the Hooker family.
A pencil sketch of a man in a wicker chair reading a book, with a note on the bottom saying "Yours truly, Lou"
A drawing with the label "Father's Sleeping Tent" which depicts two Union soldiers sleeping on cots with their belongings in a tent.
The Hooker Family Crest, featuring a shield with two black lions and a blue and white pattern. Above the shield is a deer holding a cotton sprig.…
Wood block print of a horse and wagon caravan with the caption "Rev. Thomas Hooker and his Congregation on the way from Massachusetts Bay to found the…
A letter from Horace B. Hooker to his wife Susan Hooker, while he was deployed serving under the Union Army.
A web image from https://www.irishcentral.com/ of a side-by-side bust of Ernie O'Malley and a photograph of Helen Hooker O'Malley.
Steven Schottenfeld, in recognition of ongoing achievements, and for the novel This Room Is Made of Noise (UW Press, 2023).
In recognition of his accomplishments in photography, and specifically his 2022 RBSC exhibition of photographs documenting artists’ engagement across…
In recognition of her ongoing directorship of BIODANCE, and in particular her work, entitled "Returning," which premiered in "Dances, Distance and…
In recognition of the 2018 installation of the Bicentennial Frederick Douglass Sculptures
Sarah Rutherford, for her mural project "Her Voice Carries"
Darren Stevenson, Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez, and Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon for their collaborative opera "Don't Blame Anyone"
Nate Hodge, for his mural ‘City and Sky’ on Atlantic Avenue as part of Wall/Therapy
Cary Peppermint, for Basecamp.exe, a workshop and art installation that explores environmental awareness, and INDUSTRIAL WILDERNESS, an online and…
Jennifer Grotz, for her second selection of poems, The Needle
Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon, music composition, for CD entitled "Cantos."
Shawn Dunwoody, for "his multifaceted involvement in the Rochester artistic community and efforts to bring the arts and underserved communities…
Michael Rogers, glass sculptor, for pieces displayed as part of the 2nd Rochester Biennial Exhibition at the University's Memorial Art Gallery in…
Judith Olson Gregory, mixed media art, for "The Season Series."
Lawrence Williams, sculpture, for "Sledges and Piers: Water and Ice."
Kathleen Wakefield, poetry, for Notations on the Visible World
Carl Chiarenza, Fanny Knapp Allen Professor Emeritus of Art History and artist-in-residence at the College, photography, for an exhibit of large-scale…
Joe Hendrick and Colleen Hendrick choreography and set design, for Days Swinging Home.
Ross Talarico, literature, for All Things as They Are: Recollections of the Sixties and Beyond...
Batiste Madalena, painting, motion picture posters for the Eastman Theatre (1924-28)
Frank Grosso, architecture, for coordinating the neo-classicial and the gothic styles in the new wing that will join the Memorial Art Gallery with the…
Joseph Schwantner, music, for his composition "New Morning for the World," for narrator and orchestra.
Garth Fagan, music, for general direction and choreography for The Bucket Dance Theatre, particularly for "Of Night, Light, and Melanin" (1982).
Linda Allardt, literature, for The Names of the Survivors , a volume of poems (Ithaca, N.Y.: Ithaca House).
Wendell Castle, sculpture, for the walnut spiral staircase in the corporate headquarters of The Gannett Co.
Philip Bornarth, painting, for his retrospective exhibition, "Earth, Air, and Water: Drawings and Paintings of The American Landscape," shown at The…
Albert R. Paley, Jr., sculpture, for the entrance gates for The Renwick Gallery of the National Collection of Fine Arts, Smithsonian Institution,…
Kathy Calderwood, painting, for oils shown at the Allan Stone Gallery, New York.
Jarold Ramsey, literature, for Love in an Earthquake, a volume of poems.
Robert J. Macon, architecture, for Fight Square, 282 Troup Street.
Warren Benson, music, for Capriccio for Violin, Viola, Cello and Piano.
Carl F. W. Kaelber, Jr., architecture, for the Strasenburgh Planetarium, 663 East Avenue.
Anthony Hecht, literature, for The Hard Hours, a volume of poems. New York: Atheneum.
Archibald Miller, sculpture, for "creative experiments in adapting new materials to an old art form," shown at the Isaacs Gallery, Toronto, October…
James H. Johnson, architecture, for the Church of St. John the Evangelist, 2400 Ridge Road West.
Howard Hanson, music, for Four Psalms, for baritone, solo cello, and strings, first performed at the Library of Congress, October 31.
Frans Wildenhain, ceramics, for a mural at The National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, Maryland.
Nancy Newhall, literature, for This is the American Earth, an exhibition book of photographs and commentary (with Ansel Adams). San Francisco: Sierra…
Hyam Plutzik, literature, for Apples from Shinar, a volume of poems. Middletown, Connecticut: Wesleyan University Press.
Kurt K. Feuerherm, painting, for expressive painting techniques.
Donald Q. Faragher, architecture, for Hanover Houses, Joseph Avenue.
Paul Smith, drama, for Eight and Twenty Mansions, a poetic drama presented at Strong Auditorium by the University of Rochester Stagers, May 11-12.
Ruth Walker Harvey, literature, for Curtain Time, a memoir of the Walker theatre in Winnipeg. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company.
Jocelyn Macy Sloan, sculpture, for work in alabaster, stone, and terracotta.
Harold Sliker, drama, for Unto Us The Living, a choric drama presented at Monroe High School.
