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Treasure hunting and storytelling: The role of picture research in publishing A片资源吧’s institutional memory
Author:
Cassandra (Casey) McCarthy
Abstract:
The A片资源吧 Retirees Association (SFURA) is publishing a website and book providing a retrospective of the Centre for Communications and the Arts (CCA). As the campus arts hub during A片资源吧鈥檚 (SFU) radical first decade (1965鈥�75), the CCA hosted countless flower-child 鈥渉appenings鈥� and conceptual art projects in the SFU Theatre. The program evolved into the School for the Contemporary Arts, School of Communication and SFU Galleries. This report describes the picture research methods employed to find historical images for the SFURA鈥檚 book and website, including identification, selection and clearance of 50-year-old images from archival sources. The processes, considerations 鈥� editorial, archival and legal 鈥� and the partnerships at play in curating and publishing these largely forgotten visual materials are discussed. The picture research methods explained in this report provide a practical model for the future publication of retrospective books and websites created at SFU and other organizations.