Anne-Marie Gregg

Anne-Marie Gregg is an artist and writer. Her writing, research, and artistic undertakings focus on the cultural relevance of exiled creative producers living in Los Angeles. She is currently a Communications Associate for the USC Libraries.

Protesters send Castro a message: 'Let my people go', 1980 photo by Dean Musgrove. | Los Angeles Public Library Herald-Examiner Collection

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The Cuban Exiles of Echo Park

Sculptor Sergio López-Mesa and composer Aurelio de la Vega, both prominent Cuban exiles, built distinguished careers in L.A. Their artistic contributions are memorialized throughout the city.

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From Contract to Blacklist: Hollywood Exile Experience

Suspicion of communism infiltrated the entertainment industry and émigrés working in Hollywood soon faced exile from their newly adopted homeland.

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Billy Wilder, Thomas Mann and Arnold Schoenberg: Los Angeles Exiles

Exiled artists Billy Wilder, Thomas Mann, and Arnold Schoenberg relied upon L.A. to give new breadth and meaning to their work.

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Lion Feuchtwanger: Exile in Paradise

Los Angeles was once a community of exiled artists and intellectuals. Best-selling author Lion Feuchtwanger served as a cultural link between continents and altered L.A.'s cultural landscape.

Rediscovering SoCal

L.A.’s Olympic Aspirations

KCET Cinema Series

Rediscovering SoCal

L.A.’s Olympic Aspirations

KCET Cinema Series

Anne-Marie Gregg