Objects vs. the Archive

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The Archive by Susan Yee

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Archives by proxy: The digital object as archive

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Marina Abramovic Personal Archaeology

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Tate Study Day entitled "Archival Impulse"

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Nicolas Bourraiud on the Archive

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Audio inspirations

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An ephemeral archive: Signs of Change

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Dust: Carolyn Steedman

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Art as archive: Kate Genever

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Archive Fever: Jacques Derrida

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Theatre/Archaeology: Michael Shanks & Mike Pearson

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Experiencing the Past: On the Character of Archaeology

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The Archive and the Repertoire: Diana Taylor

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about

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location

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accommodation

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contact

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readings

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about

A series of conversations and reading groups bringing students and faculty at Brown University together with artists, researchers and professionals from a wide range of international and interdisciplinary perspectives, Archiving the Ephemeral is a valuable discursive space for researchers and practitioners concerned and critically engaged with the authoritative agency of the archive in the arts and humanities. More information [here].

Made possible by a grant from the Office of International Affairs, Brown University.

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