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APS Library event: "Using Time: An Invitation for Creative Connections Between Communities and Archival Materials"

  • 1.  APS Library event: "Using Time: An Invitation for Creative Connections Between Communities and Archival Materials"

    Posted Jul 17, 2025 03:36 PM
    Please join us for this hybrid event on July 23, 6-7PM Eastern Time, hosted by the APS Center for Native American and Indigenous Research.

    Presented by Hali Dardar (United Houma Nation)

    Incorporating archival materials into creative processes requires a unity and relation with vision, community, and archive. This can be a delicate web hewn from valuable threads of personal relation and collective will. The vast possibilities, spanning success through failure, in this process can be offputting. This presentation is an encouragement to consider ways to begin to create and express with archival relations.

    Within this talk, Hali Dardar will describe a few ongoing creative projects, and explicate the elements of archival collaboration, community input, and personal vision. These experimentations span from success through failure. Discussing these can illuminate the hesitations and needs of archival patrons to archivists aiming to support creative projects, and further equip individuals with innovative ideas with guidance in archival collaboration.

    The keynote will take place on Wednesday, July 23, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. ET in Benjamin Franklin Hall and will also be livestreamed. This event is free and open to the public but registration is required. Livestream information will be provided near the event date.





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    Brian Carpenter (he/him)
    Curator of Indigenous Materials
    Center for Native American and Indigenous Research
    American Philosophical Society's Library & Museum
    105 South 5th Street
    Philadelphia, PA  19106-3386
    LENAPEHOKING
    (215) 440-3418

    I work and reside in Lenapehoking, the homeland of the Lenape people.