Sentences with phrase «open archive»

OK, it's not that uncommon for magazines to open their archives like this, so what's the big deal?

Based on ten years of research in newly opened archives in Russia and Georgia, Young Stalin — companion to the prizewinning Stalin: The Court of the Red Tsar — is a brilliant prehistory of the USSR, a chronicle of the Revolution, and an intimate biography.

Artist Magdalena Woodman opens her archive of clothing creations for a night of creative exchange with painter Graham Haught.

Projects Open Journal Systems Public Knowledge Project MIT Open Courseware PLOS — Public Library of Science Stargate Open Archives Initiative

And if you are taking a second look at Tate Britain's new hang, be sure not to miss the show in the small, new Open Archive gallery on the way to the Djanogly Café.

Then he'd tell them about the former Czechoslovakia and East Germany, where opening the archives of Communist repression led to a frenzy of blame.

(In this short demo, Erlich opens his archived operating system on a virtual machine and plays a game of Minesweeper to celebrate.)

The National Institutes of Health now requires grant recipients to deposit their papers in the National Library of Medicine's open archive within six months of publication, and the National Science Foundation just announced plans to follow suit.

This is done through the 7 - Zip > Open archive option if you're using 7 - Zip, but is very similar in other programs.

If Zanco opens the archives, Magid will give her the ring.

The Art Newspaper cracked this 130 - year - old mystery wide open after using certain details provided in Bernadette Murphy's new book, Van Gogh's Ear: The True Story as well as open archives.

Better still: Ravel will fling open the archives, cool tools intact, for scholars and researchers right away and make the database free for commercial entities after eight years.

Although the Venice Biennale began its exhibitions in 1895, it was not until 1928 that it was deemed necessary to open an Archive of contemporary arts, annexed to the Biennale.

Paul Noble: Past the Future, Open Archive gallery, Tate Britain, Millbank, London SW1P 4RG.

To open the archives and punish the oppressors?

Open your archives and share your favorite sensory bin ideas, tips and thoughts!

Just like Wikipedia, you can The Open Archives Initiative develops and promotes interoperability standards that aim to facilitate the efficient dissemination of content.

Now in her late 70s, she opens her archives and -LSB-...]

With ten years of meticulous research from newly - opened archives, Montefiore has written four hundred - sixty pages, including forty - four of source notes, seven of bibliography, six of acknowledgments, and thirty - two of photographs.

Marlborough Fine Art, famous for its expansive contemporary British print collection, is opening its archives to the public to celebrate the zeitgeist of the medium.

The Open Archive houses and continues to expand the permanent collection of documentary materials relating to artists working in the North West region.

For 2018, that theme is Open Archive — an exploration of how we organize and care for the unruly abundance inherent in lens - based art.

For this exhibition Beckley has opened his archives, shuttered since the 1970s, to unveil never before seen watercolors and rare, one - off archival materials.

Projects should embrace this year's Biennial theme, Open Archive — an exploration of how we organize and care for the unruly abundance inherent in lens - based art — and we encourage ideas that bring together community spirit and collaborative efforts, in alignment with the organization's lens - based focus.

Each Biennial is structured around a unifying theme; for 2018 that theme is Open Archive — emphasizing the centrality of photography and lens - based art to modernism, and examining our fundamental need to preserve photographs and to tell stories through their collection, organization, and interpretation.

Her work has produced thousands of images (photographs, collections of postcards, cut - outs, illustrations and various iconographic documents), constituting the open archive of a life and an œuvre based on a principle of the collage of images and events.

Most recently, his new project «The Open Archive» featured in the A / Political collection presentation at Rue Red in Dublin alongside Barbara Kruger, Oleg Kulik, Andrei Molodkin, Gustav Metzger, Shirin Neshat, Arsen Savadov, Andres Serrano, Santiago Sierra and Ai Weiwei.

Metehan Ozcan, from the series Made in Contact, Open Archive, 2014.

«The Smithsonian has opened its archives to Mark for the purpose of this exhibition,» said Hirshhorn director, Melissa Chiu, «and we at the Hirshhorn are eagerly anticipating an installation that will provoke our collective consciousness.»

The theme for the Oct. 4 - 7 biennial is Open Archive, «emphasizing the centrality of photography and lens - based art to modernism, and examining our fundamental need to preserve photographs and to tell stories through their collection, organization, and interpretation.»

This precludes secret contacts of the type carried out between Wahl and Briffa — where the comments were not placed in the open archive.

All written expert, and government review comments will be made available to reviewers on request during the review process and will be retained in an open archive in a location determined by the IPCC Secretariat on completion of the Report for a period of at least five years.

Review comments are retained in an open archive on completion of a report.

(York University's institutional repository, called YorkSpace, has been built using DSpace, the Open Archive Initiative (OAI)- compliant open - source software developed by MIT for archiving eprints and other kinds of digital content.)

These non-profit organisations compile a free and open archive of primary legal materials, namely laws and court rulings, on the Internet.