The Section encourages the exchange of information on historical and contemporary documentation of music, dance, theater, and other performance media.
Chicago, Illinois
Joined September 2019
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Reminder! Our 2022 Annual Meeting, organized jointly with the Web Archiving Section, will take place online on August 11, 2:00 pm ET/1:00 pm CT/11:00 PT. Register at: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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Today I visited the UK AIDS quilt, on display in Birmingham as part of the Commonwealth Games. A very emotional experience.
If you’re in Birmingham, you can book a slot to see it until 8th August:
pridehousebham.org.uk/event/…
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On the AASLH blog, Avi Decter and Ken Yellis discuss words versus actions when it comes to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion work in our field. They ask if practices are changing internally or if orgs are engaged in performative gestures.
aaslh.org/louder-than-words/
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I'm excited to share an article about a story I've been working to get out there on the Library for the Performing Arts' archive of Lesley Gore. It's now publicly accessible and the @nytimes wrote about it. nytimes.com/2022/07/06/arts/…
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Calling all #performingarts and #webarchives professionals!
We’d love to hear from you at the virtual joint SAA section meeting with @par_section in August!
Learn more about getting involved: bit.ly/3xJMt6M
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Working with #webarchives and performing arts collections? We’d love to hear from you at the virtual joint section meeting with @par_section
Learn more about getting involved: bit.ly/3xJMt6M
#webarchivewednesday
The Winter/Spring 2022 issue of the Performing Arts Newsletter is now live! www2.archivists.org/sites/al…
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We are gearing up for summer here at CDHP! Our #fromthearchives series this month captures dance in the great outdoors. This photo is from Kristina Isabelle's piece celebrating the opening of the Sybil Shearer Studio at Ragdale.
#cdhp #yearofchicagodance #chicagodancemonth
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Today’s research project: the delightful Mrs. Pat via @nypl_lpa
@sophie_dushko
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Looking for a job? Visit the AASLH Job Board. We only allow job and internship postings that provide salary/compensation information.
jobs.aaslh.org
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The Circus Historical Society has put past issues of Bandwagon online! archive.org/details/bandwago…
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On this day in 1919, Congress approved the woman’s suffrage amendment & sent it to states for ratification. Did you know you can help make women’s suffrage history more discoverable via the Library's "By The People" transcription campaign? Learn how. ⬇️
blogs.loc.gov/manuscripts/20…
ALT Photograph shows a large group, mostly women, standing around a table in the office of Missouri Governor Frederick Gardner as he signs the resolution ratifying the 19th constitutional amendment in 1919. Taken by Carl Deeg.
Working with web archives and performing arts collections? We’d love to hear from you at the virtual joint section meeting with @WebArch_RT. Click on the link for more information:
webarchivingrt.wordpress.com…
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What did advertisements for concerts and music events look like in the old days? Broadsides! Check out a selection from our archive.
These never-before-seen broadsides are forgotten but rich pieces of cultural history. on.nypl.org/39G9huJ
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The #RecordOfTheWeek is the promotional release of "Let's Go Swimming" from Arthur Russell's 1986 album "World of Echo."
Fun Fact: "World of Echo" is the only full-length non-collaborative studio album recorded, released, and compiled by Russell during his lifetime.🎧
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Our Digital Collections webpage now contains a harmful language warning to alert researchers that some records in our holdings may contain outdated and offensive language. #diversityandincludion ow.ly/qpAz50IUt4O
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Liked our Spectacular Century podcast's conversations on #19century theatre & visual culture? Please RT & share wherever you see fit! shows.acast.com/the-spectacu… @bdcmuseum @Friends_UoB_TC @UofEDrama @UoB_Theatre_Col @nrn_str @TheSTR @VictorianLondon @DigiVictorian @National_Drama
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To show the breadth of the @nypl_lpa General Research Collection, we offer a series of pix of #NewBooks. We're open for drop-in access to the Circulating & General Research collections Mon-Sat.
NB: The Archival/Special Collections still require an appointment. #LibrariesAreCool
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Registration is open and ongoing for our 40th Annual Conference, hosted by @philorch! The first-ever @MOLALibrarians conference happened in Philadelphia and we could not be more excited to return to the birthplace of MOLA...and America!
More details here! mola-inc.org/p/mola-philadel…
