The top image was found yesterday in Biscuit Tin 38,401-38,800 and was shot in 1939 by Hardman (Negative Number 38,763) The bottom image shows the area in the conservation room where I conduct my research. Cellulose Nitrate negative material decomposes via an acidic hydrolysis pathway over time and releases a range of oxides of Nitrogen, including Nitrous Oxide, hence the ventilated area .... and perhaps also the reason why I tend to leave the Archive feeling quite giddy at times !
Friday, 19 July 2013
Wednesday, 10 July 2013
Supervisory Meeting - 03/07/2013 @ MMU
Present at meeting: David Brittain / Gavin Parry
The meeting discussed progression of the work to date and potential future direction. The following points were agreed to be addressed for the next meeting:
The meeting discussed progression of the work to date and potential future direction. The following points were agreed to be addressed for the next meeting:
- Must now embark upon practice.
- Consideration of the Excel spreadsheet as a 'generator' with which to produce outputs.
- Map out full structure of RD2.
- Look at production of small books detailing case studies of archival materials.
The Hardman Archive - Rehoused - 01/07/2013
Some images from the Hardman Collection in the newly refurbished Liverpool Central Library:
Printed Works
Additional Personal & Business Ephemera
The Biscuit Tins - Negative Material
Printed Works
Additional Personal & Business Ephemera
M.A. Photography Students @ MMU - 20/06/2013
Attached are the slides in relation to a lecture given to the above, focusing on the use of Archival Resources.
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