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“You Are The Archive: Curation, Databases, & Tying Lose Ends” is a workshop taking place Wednesday, June 24th, at the @iprc_pdx …
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The Story Tells You As Much About What Happened As It Tells You About The Storyteller. In celebration of the upcoming release of the IPRC’s digitized zine library archive, participants of this workshop will learn the history of the IPRC’s zine library, how historians use archives for curation and research, and have a chance to curate and share their own mini-collection of zines from the beta version of the online searchable zine library catalog. We look forward to seeing new & familiar faces! Masks Required * & Provided!

[Anthilia Sklavenitis is a multi-media visual artist and research historian whose main job is tying loose ends. They’re always sleuthing for the best ancient modern tales and occasionally write historical treatises and often write irreverent 1-liners. At the heart of the thing, they’re a pattern finder, image-maker, and storyteller who happens to work with fabric sometimes.]