Across
- 2. A solution which allowed for access to library materials in rural areas as well as among the elderly and mobility-impaired
- 3. Town at the center of a major archival find, also the subject of a Bill Morrison documentary
- 5. Founder/Director of Ulterior Gallery
- 7. Philosopher who said, “Effective democratization can always be measured by this essential criterion: the participation in and the access to the archive, its constitution, and its interpretation.”
- 10. Practice at the center of Anna Robinson-Sweet’s article in “American Archivist”
- 13. Record label which was affected by a major fire in their archives in 2008
- 15. GLAM Institution founded by Jonas Mekas in 1970
- 16. One of the National Museum of African American History and Culture’s solutions to imbalanced representation of Black History in their holdings
- 18. L in GLAM
- 19. Walter's favorite band?
- 22. Rule #1 in S. R. Ranganathan’s “Five Laws of Library Science: "Books are for ____"
- 23. Artist at the center of Peter Oleksik’s article in “Performance: Newsletter of the SAA Performing Arts Roundtable”
- 24. Items that can be found across Bruce Conner’s residence
- 26. Artist behind “My Black Death” (and Brian’s favorite!)
- 27. G in GLAM
Down
- 1. New York Times article: ”To Protest _____, He Takes Artifacts From Museums”
- 4. Department Head of the Videographic and Iconographic Archive at the Cineteca Nacional de México
- 6. UbuWeb is an example of a ______
- 8. Documentarian behind “Ex Libris: The New York Public Library” and “National Gallery”
- 9. Phase two of Terry Cook’s assessment of archival paradigm shifts: Cultural _____
- 11. Famously controversial practice applied to "It’s a Wonderful Life"
- 12. M in GLAM
- 14. Documentary which explores power dynamics between GLAMs and local communities through the lens of the removal of a sacred object in Coatlinchan
- 17. A in GLAM
- 20. Company which tracks its warehouse workers' "productivity"
- 21. Artist who is the subject of “Rip Tales” by Jordan Stein, Independent Curator
- 25. 16mm film projected for class