#anarchiving — Public Fediverse posts

Anarchival talk with Florian Cramer
21th May, 19:00–21:30, @roodkapje_rotterdam | Free entrance 💜
What is the difference between a hoarder and an archivist?
Eccentric (an-) archives: histories of experimental, fantastic, and anarchic archives.

In this second anarchival talk we will hear from researcher & DIYer Florian Cramer.
During this talk we approach the concept of the anarchive from the viewpoint of artistic practice and collection. Archives are often seen as institutional, preserving, and focused on canonical heritage. Yet archives can also be eccentric, chaotic, and anarchic collections shaped by obsession and idiosyncratic systems.
Think of record collections, eccentric libraries, a hoarder’s apartment, or collections of subcultural production. What is the difference between a personal composition of objects, a collection, or an archive?

📍Keileweg 10a
💜Free entrance
Poster by droom.iris

#anarchive #anarchiving #archives

Anarchival talk with Florian Cramer
21th May, 19:00–21:30, @roodkapje_rotterdam | Free entrance 💜
What is the difference between a hoarder and an archivist?
Eccentric (an-) archives: histories of experimental, fantastic, and anarchic archives.

In this second anarchival talk we will hear from researcher & DIYer Florian Cramer.
During this talk we approach the concept of the anarchive from the viewpoint of artistic practice and collection. Archives are often seen as institutional, preserving, and focused on canonical heritage. Yet archives can also be eccentric, chaotic, and anarchic collections shaped by obsession and idiosyncratic systems.
Think of record collections, eccentric libraries, a hoarder’s apartment, or collections of subcultural production. What is the difference between a personal composition of objects, a collection, or an archive?

📍Keileweg 10a
💜Free entrance
Poster by droom.iris

#anarchive #anarchiving #archives

Anarchival talk with Florian Cramer
21th May, 19:00–21:30, @roodkapje_rotterdam | Free entrance 💜
What is the difference between a hoarder and an archivist?
Eccentric (an-) archives: histories of experimental, fantastic, and anarchic archives.

In this second anarchival talk we will hear from researcher & DIYer Florian Cramer.
During this talk we approach the concept of the anarchive from the viewpoint of artistic practice and collection. Archives are often seen as institutional, preserving, and focused on canonical heritage. Yet archives can also be eccentric, chaotic, and anarchic collections shaped by obsession and idiosyncratic systems.
Think of record collections, eccentric libraries, a hoarder’s apartment, or collections of subcultural production. What is the difference between a personal composition of objects, a collection, or an archive?

📍Keileweg 10a
💜Free entrance
Poster by droom.iris

#anarchive #anarchiving #archives

Anarchival talk with Florian Cramer
21th May, 19:00–21:30, @roodkapje_rotterdam | Free entrance 💜
What is the difference between a hoarder and an archivist?
Eccentric (an-) archives: histories of experimental, fantastic, and anarchic archives.

In this second anarchival talk we will hear from researcher & DIYer Florian Cramer.
During this talk we approach the concept of the anarchive from the viewpoint of artistic practice and collection. Archives are often seen as institutional, preserving, and focused on canonical heritage. Yet archives can also be eccentric, chaotic, and anarchic collections shaped by obsession and idiosyncratic systems.
Think of record collections, eccentric libraries, a hoarder’s apartment, or collections of subcultural production. What is the difference between a personal composition of objects, a collection, or an archive?

📍Keileweg 10a
💜Free entrance
Poster by droom.iris

#anarchive #anarchiving #archives

Anarchival talk with Florian Cramer
21th May, 19:00–21:30, @roodkapje_rotterdam | Free entrance 💜
What is the difference between a hoarder and an archivist?
Eccentric (an-) archives: histories of experimental, fantastic, and anarchic archives.

In this second anarchival talk we will hear from researcher & DIYer Florian Cramer.
During this talk we approach the concept of the anarchive from the viewpoint of artistic practice and collection. Archives are often seen as institutional, preserving, and focused on canonical heritage. Yet archives can also be eccentric, chaotic, and anarchic collections shaped by obsession and idiosyncratic systems.
Think of record collections, eccentric libraries, a hoarder’s apartment, or collections of subcultural production. What is the difference between a personal composition of objects, a collection, or an archive?

📍Keileweg 10a
💜Free entrance
Poster by droom.iris

#anarchive #anarchiving #archives

A question about the best way to ship a printing/zine archive [8 moving boxes weighing a total of 95 kilograms] from Rotterdam to Dundee/Scotland, to the crowd wisdom here.
Commercial shipping seems to cost about 2000 EUR… Does anyone know of cheaper alternatives? Could someone transport it privately against reimbursement?

- This concerns my own archive of materials from 1980s/1990s DIY cultural networks around Neoism, consisting mostly of zines, and pamphlets. I always wanted it to be public, but considered art institutions unsuitable due to restricted access to their archives, Neoism's distance to the art system, and vice versa the little art curatorial value and appreciation of such subcultural materials.

At the University of Dundee, efforts to preserve Pete Horobin’s (thematically and interpersonally related, archiving-as-daily-art-practice) Attic Archive led me to donate my archive there, trusting librarians for their understanding of cultural commons and alternatives to commercial regimes.

Longer story here: https://pod.thing.org/posts/2552034

#archive #anarchiving #anarchive #neoism

A question about the best way to ship a printing/zine archive [8 moving boxes weighing a total of 95 kilograms] from Rotterdam to Dundee/Scotland, to the crowd wisdom here.
Commercial shipping seems to cost about 2000 EUR… Does anyone know of cheaper alternatives? Could someone transport it privately against reimbursement?

- This concerns my own archive of materials from 1980s/1990s DIY cultural networks around Neoism, consisting mostly of zines, and pamphlets. I always wanted it to be public, but considered art institutions unsuitable due to restricted access to their archives, Neoism's distance to the art system, and vice versa the little art curatorial value and appreciation of such subcultural materials.

At the University of Dundee, efforts to preserve Pete Horobin’s (thematically and interpersonally related, archiving-as-daily-art-practice) Attic Archive led me to donate my archive there, trusting librarians for their understanding of cultural commons and alternatives to commercial regimes.

Longer story here: https://pod.thing.org/posts/2552034

#archive #anarchiving #anarchive #neoism

A question about the best way to ship a printing/zine archive [8 moving boxes weighing a total of 95 kilograms] from Rotterdam to Dundee/Scotland, to the crowd wisdom here.
Commercial shipping seems to cost about 2000 EUR… Does anyone know of cheaper alternatives? Could someone transport it privately against reimbursement?

- This concerns my own archive of materials from 1980s/1990s DIY cultural networks around Neoism, consisting mostly of zines, and pamphlets. I always wanted it to be public, but considered art institutions unsuitable due to restricted access to their archives, Neoism's distance to the art system, and vice versa the little art curatorial value and appreciation of such subcultural materials.

At the University of Dundee, efforts to preserve Pete Horobin’s (thematically and interpersonally related, archiving-as-daily-art-practice) Attic Archive led me to donate my archive there, trusting librarians for their understanding of cultural commons and alternatives to commercial regimes.

Longer story here: https://pod.thing.org/posts/2552034

#archive #anarchiving #anarchive #neoism

A question about the best way to ship a printing/zine archive [8 moving boxes weighing a total of 95 kilograms] from Rotterdam to Dundee/Scotland, to the crowd wisdom here.
Commercial shipping seems to cost about 2000 EUR… Does anyone know of cheaper alternatives? Could someone transport it privately against reimbursement?

- This concerns my own archive of materials from 1980s/1990s DIY cultural networks around Neoism, consisting mostly of zines, and pamphlets. I always wanted it to be public, but considered art institutions unsuitable due to restricted access to their archives, Neoism's distance to the art system, and vice versa the little art curatorial value and appreciation of such subcultural materials.

At the University of Dundee, efforts to preserve Pete Horobin’s (thematically and interpersonally related, archiving-as-daily-art-practice) Attic Archive led me to donate my archive there, trusting librarians for their understanding of cultural commons and alternatives to commercial regimes.

Longer story here: https://pod.thing.org/posts/2552034

#archive #anarchiving #anarchive #neoism