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Visual Materials Section of the Society of American Archivists

5 hours ago

Views, the official publication of the Visual Materials Section (VMS) of the Society of American Archivists, is seeking submissions! We especially encourage submissions on our current theme of community. The SAA community gathered virtually last month. Do you have reflections on these virtual gatherings and connecting with the archives community this way? How have interactions with your user community changed in the last year? How has your work community changed? Do you have interesting collections in your archives reflecting ideas about community? How have acquisition or descriptive practices changed at your archives to better reflect your community?We welcome submissions on any visual materials topic of your choice, too, if you have acquisitions, case studies, commentaries, exhibits, ideas, news, or projects to share. More guidelines are available on our website. Submissions from students and early-career professionals are highly encouraged. There are no hard deadlines--feel free to send whenever you can.Please contact us at saavms.blog@gmail.com with comments or questions. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Visual Materials Section of the Society of American Archivists

1 day ago

New on Views: IN DEPTH — If History Calls Create Your Own Collection by Keith Rice, historian and archivist at the Tom & Ethel Bradley Center, California State University, Northridge. saavmsblog.wixsite.com/views/post/if-history-calls-create-your-own-collection
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Visual Materials Section of the Society of American Archivists

2 days ago

"A powerful anti-fascist film which was seized by the Nazis and thought to have been lost forever is to receive its world premiere at the London film festival."
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Rediscovered 1931 film Europa to get world premiere in London

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Festival to show anti-fascist masterpiece by surrealists Stefan and Franciszka Themerson

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