What Is a Living Archive: Curating the ‘unruly’ materiality of Contemporary Art

Keyphrases

• Contemporary Art 100%
• Living Archives 100%
• Time-based Art 66%
• Curator 33%
• Performance Art 33%
• REWIND 33%
• Curatorial Practice 33%
• Women's Experiences 33%
• Participatory Approach 33%
• Scholarly Work 33%
• Cultural History 33%
• Gender Representation 33%
• Collaborative Approach 33%
• Contemporary Society 33%
• Duncan 33%
• Attic 33%
• Video Art 33%
• Oral History 33%
• Contemporary Artist 33%
• Archivists 33%
• Performance-based 33%
• Time-based 33%
• Addressing Issues 33%
• Remediate 33%
• Holly 33%
• Exponential Increase 33%
• Women Artists 33%
• Conservation Culture 33%
• Art Collections 33%
• Archive Research 33%
• Archive Collections 33%
• Conservator 33%
• Mail Art 33%
• Creative Interventions 33%
• Public Interaction 33%
• Media Performance 33%
• Online Work 33%
• Open Source Practices 33%
• Video Collection 33%
• Media Conservation 33%
• Hybrid Meetings 33%
• Archival Practices 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Curating 100%
• Materiality 100%
• Artists 100%
• Living Archive 100%
• Contemporary Art 100%
• Collaborative 66%
• Artwork 66%
• Research Project 33%
• Engagement 33%
• New Media 33%
• Experimental 33%
• Scripts 33%
• Performance Art 33%
• Online 33%
• Curatorial practice 33%
• Conceptual 33%
• Cultural History 33%
• Attic 33%
• Duncan of Jordanstone 33%
• Oral History 33%
• Archivists 33%
• video artist 33%
• Video art 33%
• Performative 33%
• Women Artists 33%
• Contemporary Society 33%
• Conservator 33%
• Mail Art 33%
• Art Collections 33%
• Gender representation 33%

Social Sciences

• Contemporary Art 100%
• Artists 100%
• Research Project 20%
• New Media 20%
• Contemporary Society 20%
• Cultural History 20%
• Archivists 20%
• Oral History 20%
• Conservator 20%
• Art Collections 20%