Frozen Bureaucracy: The Politics of Joyce Cutler-Shaw’s Ecological Ice Monuments
The surprising story of a monument's navigation through the government
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Rare Archival Materials Shed Light on Life at the Bauhaus, Innovative School of Art and Design
Avant-garde pedagogical approaches are the subject of the exhibition Bauhaus Beginnings.
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Ottoman-Era Photographs Take on New Meaning in Their Digital Life
A look at nineteenth-century Turkey through photographs.
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PODCAST: Curator Harald Szeemann and his Museum of Obsessions
An exploration of a leading curatorial figure who worked with art and artists in radical ways.
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CalArchNet: Best Practices for Access to Architecture Archives
Making architectural archives more accessible.
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Digital Preservation in Practice
The challenges of digital files.
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Dealing in the Obsolete: A Conversation with Conservator Jonathan Furmanski
Preserving AV tech in the archives.
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Archive Adventures
What’s involved in working with archives?
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Training a New Generation of Archivists through ArchivesSpace
Contributing to the archives community.
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Nazi Art Looting in Holland
Wartime records offer an uncensored window into the art market.
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Allan Sekula’s Papers Reveal His Art, Writing, and Thought Process
New acquisition provides insights into an artist’s distinctive practice.
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Crossing the Line: The “Disgusting” Female Body as Artistic Medium of Resistance
Performance art and feminism.
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