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Archived since: Jan, 2024
Description:
Founded in 1917 on the campus of Oberlin College, the museum has strong holdings in American, Asian, European, and global contemporary art, with smaller but impressive collections of African, ancient, Indigenous American, and Islamic art. The Allen’s collection of more than 15,000 works is recognized among the top academic art museums in the nation.
Subject: Universities & Libraries, Arts & Humanities
Archived since: Dec, 2022
Description:
The projects on this site all began as class assignments. Students work together in teams to create a “mini-edition” based on documents in the Oberlin College Archives identified by Professor Lasser and Archivist Ken Grossi for their potential to illuminate aspects of feminism.
Subject: Universities & Libraries, Arts & Humanities
Archived since: Sep, 2013
Description:
In 1970, 65 artists participated in a project called “Art in the Mind,” submitting proposals, drawings, diagrams, and ideas, which were then compiled and published. This catalogue of conceptual art inspired artists Ann Torke and Nanette Yannuzzi to curate ENACT, a virtual Internet-based art exhibition inviting 60 contemporary artists and writers to respond to the original document with new work.
Subject: Arts & Humanities
Archived since: Apr, 2023
Description:
This collection includes two commentary projects: a student commentary to Horace’s Epistles I, and a scholarly commentary to Seneca’s Naturales Quaestiones Book 3 (see the NQ introduction for acknowledgements).
Subject: Arts & Humanities
Archived since: May, 2015
Description:
The Oberlin College Archives holds the permanently valuable records of the institution, as well as those of individuals, families, and organizations affiliated with Oberlin College and/or the town of Oberlin. Included are historical materials on movements with which Oberlin has been associated, such as anti-slavery, black education, coeducation, missions, temperance, cultural diversity, ecology, and the environment. In addition, the Archives contain personal papers, municipal government records; and over 300,000 photographs of the College and the town.
Subject: Universities & Libraries, Arts & Humanities
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