The Dustbin of History: Katie Hare’s Skip (2015)
Katie Hare is a London based artist whose narrative practice exists across video, performance and text; using personal...
Call for Blog Proposals
We’re opening the Animating Archives blog to public submissions of text and images by anyone working on...
Masculine Maternity: Terry Dennett and the Jo Spence Memorial Library Archive
Anyone who was born out of a mother ought to know that originality is at best overrated and, in all...
Animating Archives Workshop 2: “You’ve been talking about access today”
Image: Minutes from Cambridge House Literary Scheme meeting, November 1976, found in the Jo Spence Memorial Archive,...
The Courtauld Connects’ Digitisation Project Blog
Animating Archives partner Tom Bilson is head of Digital Media at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London; and one of...
Feminist Group-work: The Women Artists Slide Library as social and psychic community
‘Groups,’ a list of established feminist art groups, published in MAMA, 1978 My research uses the Women’s...
Archives Under Lockdown, a workshop at the Women’s Art Library
For the first Animating Archives workshop, Dr Althea Greenan, curator of the Women’s Art Library at Goldsmiths,...
Dr. Althea Greenan on Rita in the Bishop’s Library
Dr. Althea Greenan has written a blog on working with Rita Keegan at the Women Artist’s Slide Library. Keegan...
A Brief History of the Women’s Art Library
Photo: The Women Artist’s Slide Library first newsletter, March 1983 The Women Artists Slide Library was founded...
Introduction to the Jo Spence Memorial Library Archive
The Jo Spence Memorial Library Archive is made up of material both from and about the life of photographer Jo...
Workshop 1: Archives during Lockdown
Image description: Selection of magazines, newsletters and slides on the table at the Women’s Art Library during...
Lost and Found: Feminism, archives and the university under lockdown
Catherine Grant and Althea Greenan have written a text that discusses working in Spring and Summer 2020 during...