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Volume 16, Number 1 (2016)
Archives on Fire: Artifacts & Works, Communities & Fields
1. Introduction
Introduction: Archives on Fire: Particle, Wave, and Field
W. Scott Howard
Cover Image
W. Scott Howard
Contributors
W. Scott Howard
2. Particle
A Live Finding Aid of Archival Ethnographies
Janet Ceja Alcalá
Reconstructing History: African American Alumnae at the University of Denver
Katherine M. Crowe and Nicole M. Joseph
Archives, Museum Objects and Digital Humanities: Supplementing Exhibits with Aural Object Contexts
Jennifer Ware
3. Wave
To Show Them and to Share Them: Maureen Cummins, Archives, and Book Arts
Katherine M. Crowe and Maureen Cummins
Nature & Spirit: A Digital Lens of Gay-Male Culture
Brandon S. Gellis
Making the Posters Dance: Victor Moscoso’s Four-Dimensional Posters and Adventures in Exhibition Concept, Design, and Archiving
Scott B. Montgomery
Requiems, Reports, Resurrections: Archives and the Alchemy of Historical Inquiry
Tayana L. Hardin, Paul M. Farber, and Grace L. Sanders-Johnson
4. Gallery
Code Drawings in Hopscotch
Rafael Fajardo
5. Field
The Archive is Not An Archives: Acknowledging the Intellectual Contributions of Archival Studies
Michelle Caswell
The Perpetual Archive: Mapping Living Archive as Inventory
Jenny Filipetti
MediaNOLA on Fire
Mike F. Griffith and Vicki A. Mayer
Archimorphosis
Brigitte Ouvry-Vial and Yannick Estève
Archives Without Archivists
Eira Tansey
Guest Editor
W. Scott Howard
Issue Information
Title: Archives on Fire: Artifacts & Works, Communities & Fields
Volume 16, Number 1
2016