Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives Recent work by J. W. McCormack appears in Conjunctions, the Culture Trip, the New York Times, and the New Republic.
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It's just, you never know—he has archives and archives of footage.
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She first noticed her interest in archives while visiting the National Archives of Grenada.
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Batches of his archives were sent to Syracuse University and the Smithsonian Institution's Archives of American Art.
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Amaral usually begins scouring online archives like the Library of Congress, the US National Archives or the British Library.
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"We have such a wealth of material we've held in the archives," says Michelle Elligott, the museum's chief of archives.
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The military archives were closed to the public and the existence of the police archives was denied by the government.
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Accidental server crashes have temporarily wiped data stored in digital archives, authoritarian regimes have wiped digital archives on a whim.
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And there are real mysteries down there, massive government archives on everyone — social security administration, military records — secure data centers, film vaults, and archives, like the famous Corbis archives, in a former limestone mine in Boyers, Pennsylvania.
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Electronics firm Keysight Technologies had acquired the archives through spinoffs, and the archives were stored at its offices in Santa Rosa.
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This severely limits research opportunities, in the library archives, in family archives and in the world of handwritten documents, letters and communication.
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It's the technological equivalent of bringing a historian to the archives, rather than handing a copy of the archives to the historian.
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Access has been unusual from Soviet and other archives, Vietnamese archives, but we've essentially been imprisoned by a conventional wisdom about it.
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While Yahoo Screen is dead, however, you'll still be able to see the archives (including the last of Community) in Yahoo's archives. [Variety]
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Intuitively, one might think that a solution to mitigating the risks that climate change poses to archives is simple: just digitize the archives.
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What sort of stories do you want your archives to tell, or what do you want people to get from experiencing your archives?
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The archives have long not been a secret anyway: like most state archives, they are open to qualified researchers after a period of time.
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The archives have long not been a secret anyway: like most state archives, they are open to qualified researchers after a period of time.
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"When broken links are discovered, IABot searches for archives in the Wayback Machine and other web archives to replace them with," the blog post reads.
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The Smithsonian's Archives of American Art acquired the collection and archives of James R. "Jimmy" Hedges III, including records from his Rising Fawn Folk Art Gallery.
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The analog archives of what might be history's most extensive government surveillance system are documented in Adrian Fish's photo series Deutsche Demokratische Republik: The Stasi Archives.
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Canadian photographer Adrian Fish got a rare peek at the archives and meeting rooms of the Berlin office for his series Deutsche Demokratische Republik: The Stasi Archives.
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Kopper based his study on statements made by former employees, documents from Volkswagen's corporate archives in Germany and Brazil as well as Brazilian state archives, Volkswagen said.
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The photograph, from the Edmund S. Muskie Archives, showed a man with Mr. Muskie whom the archives are unable to identify; it did not show Mr. Billings.
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SUDAN ARCHIVES The songwriter who calls herself Sudan Archives — born in Cincinnati, now based in Los Angeles — relies on loops and effects to build grooves and songs.
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The secrecy and selectivity of the Royal Archives are well known among academics and historians, many of whom have encountered delay and censorship by the archives' custodians.
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The Smithsonian's Archives of American Art received a three-year grant of up to $900,000 from the Walton Family Foundation to support the digitization of the Archives' collections.
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I find them all over: online public archives, digitized museum archives, through social media platforms, in vintage shops, from family members, simply wherever I happen to find them.
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The exhibition is a collaboration of the New York State Archives, the Archives Partnership Trust, the National Park Service and the National Parks of New York Harbor Conservancy.
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"The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has become aware of a potential unauthorized disposition of U.S. Department of Commerce records," Archives official Laurence Brewer wrote in an Oct.
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Those who buy up others' archives are counting on significant paydays, most often by charging for access and to make use of the archives, typically through outsize licensing fees.
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The site claims to have archives from 2018 and 2019—after the original Anon-IB was shuttered, but the images in those archives appear to be taken from another site.
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In the book she wrote with Tom McLaren, called " Styling the Stars: Lost Treasures from the Twentieth Century Fox Archives," Cartwright curated the best photos from 6,500 boxes of studio archives.
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You'd think I'd think about it all the time by looking at the Archives, but really the Archives is just a chronicle, a platform to organize things that have already happened.
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Save for a few films surviving in the National Archives in DC, the Gaumont Archives, and the Cinematheque Française, more than 95 percent of Guy's work has been lost or destroyed.
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And in 0003, different linguistic groups concerned with endangered languages formed the Digital Endangered Languages and Musics Archives Network, a consortium dedicated to digitizing the diffuse linguistics archives around the world.
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Richard Parks collection | State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory.
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Henderson believes there may be some Franklin photos in the Ebony and Jet archives and sees a unique opportunity to connect pieces from the archives, temporally or thematically, to the Franklin collection.
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Physical media prices are comparable at the Archives' "Greedy Hand" online store, but a high-resolution download of the album through the Archives is $22.98 for the general public and $14.19 for subscribers.
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Francis announced in a speech to members of the Vatican's Secret Archives that the archives will open on March 2, 2020, adding that Pius' legacy had been treated with "some prejudice and exaggeration".
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As a precaution, the Swiss Embassy in Guatemala has a backup of the database of the police archives, but the archives report that the project has never been seriously threatened by political interests.
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Julio Quirós, the director of historical archives at the Fundación Luis Muñoz Marín, said the building where the Delano archives were once housed was left without power and was running on a generator.
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The audio interventions in the library at Lincoln Center are part of Archives of Sound, an installation by international art collective Kinokophone to engage visitors in unexpected ways with the institution's sound archives.
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What I am currently doing within the Queer Archives Institute, however, is much more comparatively driven, oriented towards building new connections and — with the help of the archives — devising a transnational (hi)story.
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Contributors include both public and private archives, including Italy's Fratelli Alinari — the world's oldest photographic agency; Germany's United Archives; Finland's National Board of Antiquities; the United Kingdom's TopFoto; and France's Parisienne de Photographie.
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What's your favorite piece from the Olivia Pope outfit archives?
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Also, because we love jumping to our bullpen, or archives.
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So we went on a deep dive into Netflix's archives.
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The Archives staff didn't find any records about Bernice's release.
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However, they have since remained in the archives for decades.
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You can view them on the National Archives website here.
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We trawl dozens of archives to find that transformative data.
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The 88 Minutes archives were removed a few hours later.
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The money was returned, according to Mr. Giuliani's public archives.
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Image: The Culinary Institute of America, Archives and Special Collections
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Catch up with our monthlong dive into The Times's archives.
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Click through to mine the archives of The Hair Historian.
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Here you can find vintage photos from the public archives.
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I don't have it anymore, it's somewhere in my archives.
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They also built archives to document and preserve their communities.
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Space Odyssey was written on an Archives III microcomputer running
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Gifts worth more than that go to the National Archives.
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The Ministry archives were missing reports for 2010 and 2013.
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The archives is responsible for storing government social media content.
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TechCrunch: try the podcast, podcasts, and podcasting tags for archives.
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Lots of newspapers weren't digitized, news archives aren't always maintained.
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Source: The New York Times, NYT Archives, ThinkProgress, CBS News
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You're looking at the National Archives and the White House.
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Trump ordered the National Archives to release all the documents.
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Tourgée, Brown, and Harlan left large archives; Martinet left nothing.
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It was placed atop a pile, destined for the archives.
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The restoration, by a consortium of European archives, is excellent.
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Source: The New York Times, NYT Archives, The Associated Press
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Mr. Carhart obtained Mr. Torriente's death certificate from city archives.
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She is also the coordinator for the Lesbian Herstory Archives.
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When museums open the archives, some artists go to work.
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G3 : on Facebook HERE The Enterprise Show : Archives on Ustream
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And actually Texas Tech, the university, is taking on archives.
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Michigan's Supreme Court archives all its cited links through Perma.
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I also used the archives in Tokyo for a year.
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There is too much talk about archives, inventories, echoes, ghosts.
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Britain's National Archives is testing it for storing digital records.
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Another kind of diversity lies in our rich cultural archives.
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Look into the archives to see past Stat Nuggets terms.
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The National Archives of Iran are indexed in a database.
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In honor of the occasion, we dug into our archives.
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Access to archives came under heavy restrictions in recent years.
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The gifts helped the college establish its Rod Serling Archives.
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The Hill viewed the posts and videos through content archives.
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And for previous book club picks, go to our archives.
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I kept all my archives when I closed my brand.
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Lomax saw archives as tools to ward off cultural erasure.
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Companies have the ability to read Slack archives, including DMs.
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Yet wherever I went the archives were full of people.
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They also spent days poring over the organization's online archives.
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It contains significant archives of wallpaper, posters and fashion magazines.
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The central archives wrote back that they had no information.
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Much of her previous work transforms repositories into accessible archives.
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The raw footage was recently discovered in the National Archives.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Since 2013, conceptual artist Jill Magid has worked on "The Barragán Archives," a project which encompasses her efforts to access the archives of revered Mexican architect Luis Barragán.
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The archives' review — under the Presidential Records Act, a subsequent executive order signed by former President Barack Obama, and regulations — would lead to a determination of what documents the archives would intend to release.
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Credit: National Archives and Records AdministrationThe patent for the Wright Brothers' "flying machine," the invention that gave birth to modern aviation as we know it, was returned to the National Archives earlier this week.
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But prominent historians expressed dismay when told about the action taken by the Archives, "There's no reason for the National Archives to ever digitally alter a historic photograph," Rice University historian Douglas Brinkley said.
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At the same time, Desan suffers some from the curse of the archives, which is to believe that the archives are the place where art is born, instead of where it goes to be buried.
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We showed a fragment of the Polish archives, but mainly on view there were the results of local research carried out especially for that exhibition, which resulted in an incredible collection of queer Colombian archives.
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Archives have lost their sulphurous character nowadays when sex is everywhere.
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I just prefer to connect via archives as opposed to mediums.
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Their quest begins with dusty documents, often held in European archives.
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Its archives are an indispensable chronicle of history and social progress.
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Here are some of the most garlicky dishes from our archives.
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The money was later returned, according to Mr. Giuliani's public archives.
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In archives going back to 1995, this has never happened before.
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Instead they'll feature strike-related themes and content from their archives.
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Those which survived became part of the IWM archives in 21943.
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Canopus in Argos: Archives, by Doris Lessing (1979–1984, 1,228 pp.)
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Anthology Film Archives will provide masks that look like the originals.
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Getting archives is a constant process of looking for more — always.
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I don't like people logging into me [the Archives] from Facebook.
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Here are some of his most telling interviews from CNBC's archives.
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But digging through their vast archives can have its own rewards.
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Brian DeShazor, director of the Pacifica Radio Archives, told Democracy Now!
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Verge Video Archives: Microsoft's Windows 10 hardware event in 9 minutes
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The collected tributes are being stored at the Paris archives building.
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You can even "pin" an app so it never auto-archives.
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TV and photographic archives going back to the championship's early years.
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However, after being worn, they are donated to the National Archives.
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Here's a taste of the stunning spreads from the Guggenheim's archives.
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The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is getting into GIFs.
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But, as sound archives now recognise, local music is fading away.
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So they'd confiscate their archives, their libraries, or what have you.
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The National Archives released a series of memos written by Sept.
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Clinton to make sure digital communications were preserved for federal archives.
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The National Archives belong to the American people, not to Republicans.
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Sudan Archives' music was forged from instinct, happenstance, discipline and research.
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Morton describes his own heroic pursuit of secretive documents, lost archives,
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There will also eventually be digital archives at the Modern's institute.
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Source: The New York Times, NYT Archives, New Jersey Star-Ledger
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Artists with sociological interests also produced voluminous archives of visual data.
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The papers archives will remain a treasure trove of classic journalism.
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The National Archives digitized nearly 16,000 and made them available online.
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Much of the leaks are email archives from critics of Russia.
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Source: The New York Times, NYT Archives, CBS News, The Hill
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And the Taylor company archives had more treasures for Ms. Jones.
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The film reels were retrieved from the MoMA archives in 2004.
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All other images from The Martin Archives c/o Martin Guitars.
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But these archives are actually just a disorganized stack of papers.
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Facebook's solution: "There will be two separate archives," Brown told me.
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Only PDFs and ePub files can be read, or certain archives.
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In the basement there is the archives and the visual department.
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A Krugman blog post from the archives has some technical details.
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Dr. Wyman put 15 years into the project, scouring numerous archives.
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How can a newspaper and its archives help answer those questions?
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Two of the diaries are already held by the National Archives.
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The house plans to keep its prized pieces for its archives.
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Universities, government archives and museums should rise to meet the challenge.
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From Our Archives To call Edward Gorey eccentric is an understatement.
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The Boston Symphony Orchestra is posting audio from its archives daily.
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None of the archives is currently designed to search for phrases.
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Its ground-floor gallery (free) features rotating exhibitions from its archives.
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So we dived into the archives to answer some of them.
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These statements have done little to satisfy the Archives' critics, however.
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That plan will have to be presented to the National Archives.
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Are these archives available to anyone who wants to see them?
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Or through a series of photographs and documents from the archives.
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But I could find no evidence of this in news archives.
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Usually the books end up in thematic microclusters: Books About Archives!
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Hear tracks by Broken Bells, Sudan Archives, Erroll Garner and others.
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Digital archives aren't a replacement for physical documents, photos, or paintings.
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Many of the leaks are email archives from critics of Russia.
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Long Island-based Didit also plans to keep Gawker's archives live.
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The remainder are cataloged by the National Archives and Records Administration.
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In fact, she's not even technically the author of these archives.
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The gift is among the largest the Archives has ever received.
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This month, with Overlooked, we're adding their stories to our archives.
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The collection, preserved by the California State Archives, is available here.
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The Archives of American Art digitized 21975 of Matt Mullican's notebooks.
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Speaking of the "SNL" archives: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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