QUEER.ARCHIVE.WORK 2: 1923 INTERNET ARCHIVE EDITION [electronic resource].

Queer.Archive.Work 2019

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QUEER.ARCHIVE.WORK 2 (1923 INTERNET ARCHIVE EDITION) was installed in a special reading room at the Internet Archive in San Francisco on January 25, 2019. Printed as an edition of 100, the publication is a newsprint catalogue enclosing a set of annotated risograph prints, allowing lesser-known material from 1923 to intermingle in a loose assemblage. Artifacts include rare, historical LGBTQ content that has been digitized for the first time, and works by African American and Native American artists and writers. All items were originally published in 1923 and are in the public domain as of January 1, 2019. QUEER.ARCHIVE.WORK 2 was edited and produced by Paul Soulellis while artist-in-residence at the Internet Archive (January 7–25, 2019), and was part of the Archive’s celebration of the newly-expanded public domain.
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Paul Soulellis
Barbette
Michael Field
Katherine Harris Bradley
Edith Emma Cooper
Romaine Brooks
Julián Martínez
Jean Toomer
Elsa Gidlow
Hart Crane
Gaston Lachaise
W. E. B. Du Bois
Awa Tsireh
Emma Goldman
Sutton E. Griggs
Alla Nazimova
Nancy Elizabeth Prophet