For this year’s conference Larissa Jennings will present their paper ‘Thickening the Archive: A critical analysis of fat representation within UK museum fashion collections and recommendations towards a fat liberatory collecting practice’.
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For this year’s conference Shaun Cole, @unisouthampton , will present their paper ‘Locating Men’s Underwear’.
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For this year’s conference Prof. Andrew Groves and Dr Danielle Sprecher, @UniWestminster will present their paper ‘Not Just Bona Rags: Rethinking Menswear and Collecting through Vince Man’s Shop’.
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For this year’s conference Dr Lauren Downing Peters & Dr Colbey Emmerson Reid, @ColumbiaChi will present their paper ‘Against the Finished Product: On Archiving Process’.
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For this year’s conference Jennifer Parker, @Fashion_Museum will present their paper ‘Some of the last Iraqi Jews: Capturing oral histories to diversify museum narratives’
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For this year’s conference Viviane Wei-An Chen will present their paper ‘Does It Fit? Eastern Dress, Western Norms — Rethinking Cultural Framing in Conservation’.
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For this year’s Dats conference, Dr Jane Hattrick will present their paper ‘A Lack of Hard Evidence’ : Queering the Lives and Work of the Modernist Textile Designers Hilary Bourne (1909-2004) and Barbara Allen (1903-1972)’.
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For this year’s Dats conference, Amy de la Haye from London Collage of Fashion, will present their paper ‘Making Mischief in Museums: working with communities’.
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For this year’s DATS conference, Lakshmi Madhavan will present their paper ‘Woven Resistance: Archiving Labour, Memory, and Identity in The Balaramapuram Kasavu Project’
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For this year’s DATS conference, Dr Janet Aspley will present their paper ‘The Fanciest-Dressed Town in Britain: Costume Traditions in Lewes Bonfire’.
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