“Joaquim Horta adapta ao teatro o livro de Margarida Tengarrinha Memórias de Uma Falsificadora – A Luta na Clandestinidade pela Liberdade em Portugal, que conta como a autora usou a sua habilidade de artista plástica e estudante de Belas Artes ao serviço da falsificação de documentos, garantindo o trabalho dos […]
NATIONAL ARCHIVES Home > Citizen Archivist > Citizen Archivist Missions Citizen Archivist Register and Get Started Citizen Archivist Missions Citizen Archivist Missions Ready to start tagging and transcribing? We’ve curated these topical missions to help you jump in and contribute! Click on a topic that interests you, and it will bring you right […]
Unique cycling archive is auctioned: “75 years of collecting has cost me an apartment“ From next week they have something special on offer in an auction house in Schilde: the cycling collection of Hugo De Meyer. From the age of 5, he collected everything related to the race. But he moved […]
News from Harvard schools, offices, and affiliates Harvard Library ends use of subject heading ‘illegal alien’ Rose Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer March 9, 2021 anna_burgess@harvard.edu Harvard Library, like all academic libraries in the U.S., typically takes its cataloging language cues from the Library of Congress. But it has now made […]
A RTP passou este filme, Quem escreverá a nossa História de Roberta Grossman, esta semana e vale muito a pena ver. É a história do arquivo secreto que Emanuel Ringelblum fez, documentando as atrocidades contra os judeus no gueto de Varsóvia. Foi enterrado e recuperado quase na totalidade dos escombros […]
Internet Archive Blogs Giving “Last Chance Books” New Life Through Digitization Posted on February 17, 2021 by chrisfreeland The Dedication of Books by H.B. Wheatley (1887), as presented for scanning. View the digitized book online. Sometimes they arrive tied up in string because their binding is broken. Others are in envelopes to protect the […]
Internet Archive Blogs Meet Eliza Zhang, Book Scanner and Viral Video Star Posted on February 9, 2021 by Wendy Hanamura The glass rises and falls. Quickly and efficiently, a woman turns the pages to the rhythmic beep of the cameras. She never misses a beat. In its first 48 hours, this tweet about book scanning […]
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY The cold morning of the day after By Frank Blazich, February 4, 2021 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Email On January 6, my wife and I watched the live news broadcasts in disbelief at the scenes unfolding on television, as a violent mob stormed the U.S. […]
CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF INDIANAPOLIS Our choice for closing out our week of hobbies is scrapbooking! Scrapbooks have a long history, dating back to the 15th century when commonplace books were used to record and save memories. This scrapbook contains a collection of matchbook covers.
Nós tentamos, mas não conseguimos. The Museum of London Has Acquired That Giant ‘Trump Baby’ Balloon for Its Collection of Protest Art The museum says the balloon was an important marker of the history of protest in the UK capital. Naomi Rea, January 18, 2021 Trump Baby in London. Photo […]
Library’s Web Archiving: COVID-19 Challenges December 30, 2020 by Neely Tucker This is a guest post by Joe Puccio, a collection development officer in the Collection Development Office. The COVID-19 pandemic has presented challenges to the Library’s web archiving program not seen since the terrorist attacks against the U.S. on Sept. 11, […]
Library of Congress Blog Mystery Photo Contest: Thanksgiving Edition November 25, 2020 by Neely Tucker Cary O’Dell at the Library’s National Recording Registry runs our Mystery Photo Contest. He recently wrote about readers solving several photos from a September set of pictures. He’s back with another round. Nothing beats a good Mystery Photo Contest […]
“Só recordar que em 2018, por ocasião de um Encontro Comemorativo dos 50 anos desta aventura, o José Pacheco Pereira perguntava-nos pelo espólio do jornal. Não existia. Nunca existiu. Porque o CF, repito, era o Vicente com o Vicente mais o Vicente. Não havia arquivos nem sequer uma sala de […]
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS BLOG Houdini and the Spirit Realm? Transcribe Hockley’s World of “The Beyond” October 26, 2020 by Neely Tucker Poster of Houdini performance Stephanie Stillo and Amanda Zimmerman, both in the the Rare Book & Special Collections Division, contributed to this story. You can have a lot of Halloween fun […]
GLOBAL JUSTICE No Democracy Without Archives Fifteen years old this week, Guatemala’s National Police archive has helped prosecute numerous officials for their roles in the country’s civil war. Now shuttered by a Trump-backed government, its dramatic history illustrates the crucial role of state archives in protecting democracy. KIRSTEN WELD Historic […]
EL PRADO EFÍMERO La historia del Museo impresa en papel Con el término de Ephemera se designan distintos tipos de impresos sobre papel con información textual o gráfica que se han producido para un uso inmediato o de corta duración. Generados de forma puntual o periódica, a veces por motivos concretos, […]
Introdução de J. A. Graça Barreto, 1880. “…o que está irremediavelmente perdido da história deste povo é incalculável e insubstituível…”
GUARDIAN, 7 Jul 2020 09.05 BST ‘Their stories should be told right’: how museums are documenting the protests “From collecting and storing placards to recording oral histories from those who were there, museums across America are archiving a vital moment from history A protester holds up a sign for […]
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