Archives & Crimes

Archives & CrimesA dead body may be full of holes, an archive may have missing documents. What happened here? To comprehend a story, we take partial evidence and try to fill in the gaps. We research to unlock the mystery, urgently, forensically. We gather what we can, and solve it, or invent an explanation and close the case, or we abandon it, leaving the story to stare back at us across time. Part crime literature and part archival research, exploring how different

from new forms of sharing to the expansion of private ownership and tradable commodities

and collective learning processes

and Eve Vaterlaus

the book-length poem surfaces a first-person narrative amidst the stream of history and its accounting through the voices of ancestors and kin

but with the requirements of a projet capable of federating the research of graphic or type designers

we’re here to lead the way as you rummage bleary-eyed through the kitchen cupboard

Banned in the 1980s as an extortion racket

we aim to shed more light on the matters pertaining to how our practices and identities intersect and interact with each other

Far from having a rhetorical approach

can art foster

Lithographien

understand what their colleagues in archival work do