The digital age has transformed how people store and access information. In the past, individuals would have to visit libraries and archives to access historical documents, but now they can simply...
There has been increasing attention to the experiences of LGBT individuals who have migrated from their home countries to new ones for various reasons. These individuals often encounter unique...
Ephemeral Art and Performative Art: An Overview
Ephemeral art is an elusive form of expression that is created to be experienced at a specific moment in time and then disappear or change quickly....
A digital archive is an organized collection of historical records that have been converted to a digital form for preservation and accessibility purposes. These can include documents, images, audio...
How has the documentation and preservation of queer histories in post-Soviet spaces informed contemporary activism and identity politics?
The Queer Archives Initiative was founded in Moscow in...
Ephemeral art is a form of art that exists for a short period of time before it disappears. It can be performed live or exist only through documentation. Performative art is an artistic practice...
Indigenous communities around the world have their own unique set of beliefs and customs that shape their understanding of gender, sexuality, and social interactions.
With the increasing influence...
Archives are collections of historical records that have been preserved for future generations to study and learn from. They include physical objects like documents, photographs, audio recordings,...
How do digital archives preserve ephemeral moments of queer existence for future generations? Ephemera refers to transient objects that exist for only a short time. Queer is an umbrella term for...
Digital archives, online platforms, and social media have become essential tools for preserving historical records, promoting moral awareness, and enabling activism. Digital archives refer to...