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Performing Between Lines: 여성국극 Yeosung Gukguek Across Archive, Media, and Exhibition
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A Swallow in Ties: A Case Study of Russia's Ban on Queer Books
The current collection displays the multiple iterations of Summer in a Pioneer Necktie, a Russian coming-of-age queer novel. Publication and…
Contributors: Nadia Ivanova
Documenting the Nanjing Massacre and reveal the unspoken
Iris Chang created this archival document, which it recorded a structured historical narrative of the Nanjing Massacre from 1937-1938 during the…
Contributors: None
Gender Queer and the Politics of Banned Books
A thematic collection examining Gender Queer: A Memoir (Kobabe, 2019) alongside documentary evidence of its censorship in American school libraries.…
The 1990 Nintendo World Championships
A collection showcasing the infamous 1990 Nintendo World Championships through three different objects. A Gold Cartridge of the 1990 Nintendo World…
3DS as Archive: An Exhibit of Nintendo 3DS Console Modification
This collection includes a modified 3DS console, the hShop 3DS game preservation and piracy software, and the video game Hakuōki: Memories of the…
Men's Public Identities Through Clothing in Renaissance Italy
Surviving garments, pictorial depictions, and essays on men's clothing in 16th century Italy. The intent of the collection is to demonstrate the close…
Tiger Tail: orange creamsicle and home made licquorice
“Tiger Tail: orange creamsicle and home made licquorice” is a single print run zine by Phillip Lý featuring photos and illustrations of the…
Archiving the Contested Public Spaces of Gran Fury
Promotional material, legislative documents and documentary photographs concerned with Gran Fury’s 1989 campaign “Kissing Doesn’t Kill”. The…
Contributors: Gran Fury (Collective)
"Made In India":
Legacy Anatomical Collections and the gap between person and object
The exhibit serves as a reminder of the work of Sabrina Agarwal (2024); where she describes that legacy anatomical collections were collected…
Contributors: Gabriela San Martin Flores
Legacy Anatomical Collections and the gap between person and object