A division into two especially mutually exclusive or contradictory groups or entities.
Read MoreIn relation to art, the term diaspora is used to discuss artists who have migrated from one part of the world to another, (or whose families have), and who express their diverse experiences of culture and identity in the work they make; often expressing alternative narratives, and challenging the ideas and structures of the established art world.
Read Morethe origin or source of something, information regarding the origins, custody, and ownership of an item or collection
Read MoreAn individual responsible for oversight of a collection or an exhibition.
Read MoreThe repair or stabilization of materials through chemical or physical treatment to ensure that they survive in their original form as long as possible.
Read MoreCommunity-based archives are defined as collections of materials gathered, collected, and shared primarily by members of a marginalized community to document their collective histories.
Read More"quotations" and / or / not "quotations" + * or for "everything”
Read MoreThe division within an organization responsible for maintaining the organization's records of enduring value.
Read MoreAll copies of a work that are produced at the same time using the same process, with the result that each copy is essentially identical. - 2. A particular instance of a serial work; a version.
Read MoreTraditionally an archive is a store of documents or artifacts of a purely documentary nature
Read MoreA print is an impression made by any method involving transfer from one surface to another.
Read MoreThe physical material that serves as the carrier for information.
Read MoreCraft is a form of making which generally produces an object that has a function: such as something you can wear, or eat or drink from.
Read MoreDecolonising the art institution usually means reviewing the canon and questioning its ability to include different voices or perspectives (remembering that decolonisation is not the same as diversity).
Read MoreAn accumulation of works of art by a private individual or a public institution. Art collecting has a long history, and most of the world’s art museums grew out of great private collections formed by royalty, the aristocracy, or the wealthy. (source: https://www.britannica.com/art/art-collection)
Read More1. A group of materials with some unifying characteristic.
2. Materials assembled by a person, organization, or repository from a variety of sources; an artificial collection.
- collections, pl. ~ 3. The holdings of a repository. (source: archivists.org)
Racial equity is about eliminating racism.
Equity is the outcome when race will no longer be a predictor of health, education, income, etc.
Read MoreEquity is a proactive, strategic approach that accounts for structural differences in opportunities, burdens, and needs in order to advance targeted solutions that fulfill the promise of true equality for all.
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