Arkive City

Notes

The contributors to Arkive City map out important questions and shifts in interest that have arisen from the changing role of archiving in culture, and it’s relationship with the arts, through their work: curating exhibitions in museums, deconstructing art history, running library and government archives, running archives in arts organisations, and shaping individual practice. Includes accompanying Arkive City – City Map

Artist / Author Various
Publisher Interface, University of Ulster, Belfast and Locus+ Archive
ISBN 978-1-899377-30-5
Reference P1165
Date 2008
Type Publication

Keywords

archiving cultural industry Identities liberty markets memory repercussions resources surveillance Taxonomies technology void

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