d’Archive Episode 28: Day-Glo & Napalm
Guest Curator, George Jacobi and Chris Malis join me for a conversation about the UConn Archives exhibition Day-Glo & Napalm: UConn 1967-1971. As UConn alumni, and Woodstock audience members, George and C...
d’Archive Episode 27: In a Manner of Speaking
This episode of d'Archive features field recordings from the UConn Archives open house event which took place April 24, 2019. The open house was titled In a Manner of Speaking and sought to demonstrate the cr...
d’Archive Episode 26: 1974 Black Student Sit In @ Wilbur Cross Library
This episode features an overview of collection materials in the archives documenting the Black Student sit in of April 22, 1974 in the Wilbur Cross Library at UConn. This direct action came as a student resp...
d’Archive Episode 25: Art/Activism/Archives
This episode features a conversation with visual artists Mary Banas and Breanne M. Trammell about their residency at Counterproof Press in the UConn School of Fine Arts. Mary and Breanne consulted the Alterna...
d’Archive Episode 24: Algerian Radio and Student Exchange
This episode features a conversation with Wahib, a visiting student from Algeria through UConn's Global Affairs SUSI program. Wahib hosts an online radio program called Algerian Black Pearl and is interested ...
d’Archive Episode 23: In the Crosshairs – Proxy War and Photojournalism
Author, Photojournalist and Associate Professor Scott Wallace at UConn's School of Journalism, joins me for a conversation about his exhibition In the Crosshairs: Dispatches from Central America, 1983-1990, wh...
d’Archive Episode 22: The Art Museum and the Archive
This episode features a conversation with Amanda Douberley, Academic Liaison and Assistant Curator at the William Benton Museum of Art at UConn, about the role of the museum and its comparative mission to that...
d’Archive Episode 21: AIDS Activism and Public Health
This episode features a conversation with Thomas Lawrence Long, Associate Professor in Residence in the UConn School of Nursing and curator of the Dolan Collection of Nursing History. Tom provides insight to ...
d’Archive Episode 20: Hoboes and Railfans
This episode features an overview and discussion of archival collections focusing on hoboes and train-hopping culture. The UConn Archives is known for its large railroad collections that document the leg...
d’Archive Episode 19: Westerns
Our third installment of the genre sessions features a conversation with Phd candidate Leslie Sabiston at the Department of Anthropology Columbia University, discussing Westerns and Indigenous representation.&n...