It All Started with Etienne: Developing Fine Arts Outreach with Nonprint Archival Collections
Ridinger, Robert
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Title
It All Started with Etienne: Developing Fine Arts Outreach with Nonprint Archival Collections
Author(s)
Ridinger, Robert
Issue Date
2024-12-20
Keyword(s)
community archives
artwork
artists
leather
sexuality
Geographic Coverage
Chicago's Leather Archives & Museum
Abstract
Artifacts created by artists working in varied genres of media pose unique opportunities and challenges to archives holding them. The distinctive character and content of a range of artworks (while posing standard questions of preservation and collection development) can also serve as the basis for effective strategies of community and professional outreach, public education, and research. This article will provide a case study of the work done in these areas by Chicago’s Leather Archives & Museum since its creation.
Publisher
Journal of Library Engagement and Outreach
Type of Resource
text
Language
eng
DOI
https://doi.org/10.21900/j.jloe.v4.1498
Copyright and License Information
Copyright 2024 Robert Ridinger.
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