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3D Printing in Art and Design
Collected by: San Jose State University, School of Information
Archived since: Oct, 2015
Description: This collection includes sites highlighting the use of 3D printing in the manufacturing and fabrication of artistic and functional items. These works include pottery, sculpture, home décor, homewares, clothing, shoes, and jewelry created with a variety of materials such as nylon, wood, ceramic, sand, plastics, metal, cement, and paper. Many of the sites present a number of images and videos that showcase both the creative processes and endeavors of the creators, as well as providing additional pages with blogs, news, and a few even have shops. Through the process of capturing and archiving this unique content, it is our hope that current and future generations will have the opportunity to investigate and explore the early development and use of this technology in the domain of art and design.
Collector:
Mary Durham; Alison Fukuchi; Elissa Jerome
Date:
2015-12-03
Language:
English
Publisher:
Archive-It.org
Type:
Collection
Book Banning Across the World
Collected by: San Jose State University, School of Information
Archived since: Oct, 2023
Description: This collection consists of articles, reports, and blog posts surrounding the topic of book banning throughout the world.
Collector:
Emily Seibel, Diana Phang, Alyssa Griffin
Date:
2023-11-8
Language:
English
Publisher:
Archive-It.org
Subject:
Society & Culture
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Politics & Elections
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Government - National
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Banned Books
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Prohibited Books
Type:
Collection
European Responses
Collected by: War in Ukraine: 2022
Archived since: Apr, 2022
Description: The sub-collection “European Responses” is curated by librarians at the Bavarian State Library in Munich, Germany. Created in April 2022, right after the beginning of the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the collection documents the responses to the war in European countries, focusing on Central and Southeastern Europe. With an emphasis on social media channels of scholars, public figures and volunteers, the sub-collection covers, but is not limited to: relevant social media pages of European institutions and individuals in politics, science and culture; websites published by scholarly, political, and cultural institutions in Europe; websites published by European aid and relief organizations; websites published by governmental agencies of European countries addressing the war; dossiers and thematic collections both by traditional and online media; blog posts and podcast episodes focusing on Ukraine.
Coverage:
Europe
Extreme Right Movements in Europe
Collected by: Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation
Archived since: Jan, 2019
Description: The Extreme Right Movements in Europe Web Archive is a collection built by members of the Ivies Plus Western European Studies Affinity Group, under the auspices of the Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation. By ‘extreme right’ the Group understands a large ideological spectrum of radical right thinking, extending from anti-globalization and right-wing populism, to white nationalism, neo-fascism, and extremism. Extreme right movements and ideology share a number of features, which typically include hostility to globalization, fervent criticism of immigration, and have political, social, and religious aspects, and exist outside of and are more radical than mainstream conservatism. The Archive collects a wide array of web content, and aims to preserve this content for scholars, teachers, and future researchers in the humanities and social sciences as documentation of the rise of extreme right movements in Europe in the early twenty-first century. Most of the sites in this archive were added to the seed list in 2018 and it has not been significantly expanded since then. Much right-wing activity on the Internet has migrated from stable websites to social media platforms such as 8kun, Twitter, Telegram chats or Facebook--services that a web archive is not able for technical or legal reasons to capture comprehensively. This archive thus represents a snapshot in time, when the energy in European right-wing activity was rooted in anti-immigration, Islamophobia, long-standing issues exacerbated by the 2015 migration crisis. We have not systematically added any new sites reflecting the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccine skepticism, QAnon, or the aftermath of the US 2020 election. The Archive is still actively crawling the sites listed. Although some users may find this content offensive or dangerous, its primary purpose is for research and teaching. Due to the nature of this material, access to the Archive is restricted to on-campus use within the Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation. If you have questions about this collection, please contact erme@library.columbia.edu.
Coverage:
Europe
Creator:
Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation
Fermentation
Collected by: San Jose State University, School of Information
Archived since: Oct, 2018
Description: An archive of seven scientific, educational, personal and/or cultural websites pertaining to fermentation and fermented foods and beverages.
Date:
2018-11-29
Language:
English
Type:
Collection
Forgotten Cemeteries
Collected by: San Jose State University, School of Information
Archived since: Oct, 2015
Description: This collection includes websites featuring photographs and information about cemeteries that are now defunct, abandoned, or insufficiently maintained. The sites in this collection provide evidence of what is left of these forgotten places, preserving the memory of them and the people buried there.
Date:
2015-11-27
Language:
English
Publisher:
Archive-It.org
Type:
Collection
Literary Authors from Europe and Eurasia
Collected by: Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation
Archived since: May, 2019
Description: The Literary Authors from Europe and Eurasia Web Archive is an initiative developed by librarians at Columbia University, Harvard University, Princeton University, and Yale University, under the auspices of the Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation. The collection is curated by Anna Rakityanskaya (Harvard), Thomas Keenan (Princeton), Robert Davis (Columbia) and Anna Arays (Yale). This project aims to archive web content related to literary authors (of both fiction and non-fiction essays), translators, critics and publishers from Europe and Eurasia with the aim of preserving the history of the contemporary literary process as reflected in the non-print publishing activity of important literary figures and organizations. These websites represent a key addition to the traditional literary archives and by preserving them the Confederation strives to assure the continuing availability of this potentially ephemeral content to researchers and scholars. Recommend a website for inclusion.
Creator:
Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation
Quilt Craftivism in the 21st Century
Collected by: San Jose State University, School of Information
Archived since: Aug, 2024
Description: This collection contains sites related to craftivism, or the use of the "domestic arts" to express a desire for social change. This collection contains information on social justice themes in modern quilting, specific quilt artists, professional exhibitions, and groups.
Collector:
Jeanna Johnson, Indira Nauth, Ann Poteet
Date:
2024-12-04
Language:
English
Publisher:
Archive-It.org
Subject:
Arts & Humanities
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Society & Culture
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Blogs & Social Media
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Quilting; Quiltmakers; Quilts; Art, American—21st century; Social justice in art; Craftivism; Political art; Improvisation in art
Type:
Collection
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