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Special Collections, MiddPoints
| by Anna Hurd
Craft, a new exhibit in the Davis Family Library, contains twenty examples of artist books that use non-traditional techniques and materials to provoke thought and inspire strong emotional reactions, drawing attention to the relationship between how each book was crafted and why it was created.
Special Collections, MiddPoints
| by Anna Hurd
In describing archival materials with a queer lens, archivist Anna Hurd works to disrupt the heteronormative assumptions allowed by a more traditional, “neutral” description of these materials by bringing the user’s attention to the tonal, emotional, and cultural information “between the lines” of these letters.
Special Collections, MiddPoints
| by Anna Hurd
When Eugene Exman Papers Archival Fellow Anna Hurd sat down with the first box of archival materials in the collection, she was expecting dry sermon notes and manuscript corrections. What she got was a whole lot of personality.
