Nancy Buchanan papers.

Name: Nancy Buchanan papers.
Author: Buchanan, Nancy, 1946- creator.

İsim	Nancy Buchanan papers.
Yazar	Buchanan, Nancy, 1946- creator.
Basım Tarihi:	1882-2017, bulk 1970-2008
Konu	Buchanan, Nancy, 1946-, Ridenour, Louis N. (Louis Nicot), 1911-1959, Rideout, Ransom, Walker, Robert, 1942-, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (Gallery), Woman's Building (Los Angeles, Calif.), Art and nuclear warfare, Art and social action -- United States -- 20th century, Art and technology, Art, American -- California -- 20th century, Feminism in art -- United States -- 20th century, Hair in art, Industries in art, Installations (Art), Performance art -- California -- Los Angeles, Political art, Video art -- California -- Los Angeles, Women artists -- Archives, Women artists -- California -- Los Angeles, Women artists -- United States -- 20th century
Tür	Belge
Dil	İngilizce
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Hayır
Kütüphane:	Getty Araştırma Enstitüsü
Demirbaş Numarası	2017.M.37, 2017.M.37, 2017.M.37*
Kayıt Numarası	GETTY_ALMA21176569270001551
Lokasyon	Available at Special Collections SPECIAL COLLECTIONS - CONTACT REFERENCE (2017.M.37 )
Tarih	1882-2017, bulk 1970-2008
Notlar	Materials were created by Buchanan and remained in her possession from their creation until their transfer to the repository. The small artworks by other artists were either purchased by Buchanan, or, more commonly, were given to her directly as gifts from the artists.
Örnek Metin	The Nancy Buchanan papers document the Los Angeles-based artist's career from the 1970s to the 2010s. Research and production files for her projects, including her major performances and video works, reflect Buchanan's exploration of politics, commerce, environmentalism, and feminism, and highlight her use of art as a tool for raising awareness of social issues. Audiovisual and digital components are present for many of Buchanan’s performance pieces, as are photographs of her artworks, exhibitions, and performances. The collection also includes assorted personal and professional correspondence, printed ephemera, teaching files from Buchanan’s tenure at the California Institute of the Arts, personal and family materials, papers related to her curatorial projects and collaborations, and artworks and artists’ books created or collected by Buchanan.Series I. constitutes the bulk of the collection and consists primarily of correspondence, ephemera, and notes that document the span of Buchanan’s artistic output, with files related to her performances, video art, and installations from 1970 to the early 2010s. Most files related to Buchanan’s performances and video art include photographic documentation, and many performance files also contain audio or video documentation. Also present, to a lesser extent, are drawings, grant applications, and objects and scripts used in performances.Series II. Professional files comprise documents that reflect Buchanan's scholarly approach to her projects, with research files, course lecture notes and presentations, and papers related to her curatorial projects and collaborations. Also included are various writings by Buchanan, published and unpublished, and color slide reference images of works by assorted twentieth-century artists.Series III. Personal papers comprises Buchanan's personal correspondence with friends and family, calendars and journals that document her social and professional engagements; and correspondence and photographs from both the paternal and maternal sides of her family, the Ridenours and the Hinckleys and Kraemers, respectively. Also present are childhood drawings; documents related to Buchanan's alma maters, the Laguna Beach High School and the University of California, Irvine; and a trove of intimate correspondence between Buchanan and her elder sister Eleanor Fay Ridenour Crow (Kitty), with numerous doodles and drawings.Series IV. Artwork and artists' books consists of works by Buchanan and by other artists. Works by Buchanan are primarily art objects, with several works on paper and artist book projects. Works by Buchanan with clear correlations to specific projects have been filed in Series I. Project files. The small artworks by other artists were either purchased by Buchanan, or, more commonly, were given to her directly as gifts from the artists.Series V. Audiovisual and digital materials contains audiovisual and digital materials that do not have a clear or unique correlation to materials found elsewhere in the collection. Upon reformatting of the items in this series, items may be integrated into another series based on content. The bulk of the series consists of sound and video recordings, including audiocassettes, audiotape reels, film reels, and videocassettes; digital materials include DVDs and appear to be primarily compilations of Buchanan’s assorted video art works, with one compilation of her performances Please Sing Along and Tar Baby.
Erişim/Haklar	Open for use by qualified researchers. Born digital content and audiovisual materials are unavailable until reformatted. Contact reference for reformatting.
Düzenleme	The archive is arranged in five series: Series I. Project files, 1970-2017, undated; Series II. Professional files, 1922-2016, undated; Series III. Personal papers, 1898-2014, undated; Series IV. Artwork and artists' books, 1968-2015, undated; and Series V. Audiovisual and digital materials, 1979-circa 2003, undated.
Biyografik/Tarihsel Not	Nancy Buchanan is a Los Angeles-based artist known for her performance, conceptual, and video art that focuses on themes of power and personal place. She played an integral role in the feminist art movement in Los Angeles in the 1970s and continues to have an active studio practice, with work that centers on political and social issues, shifts between personal experience and global politics, and which often incorporates a feminist approach or capitalist critique.
Katkıda Bulunanlar	Agalidi, Sanda, contributor., Cypis, Dorit, 1951- contributor., Hafif, Marcia, 1929-2018, contributor., Hare, Sharon, 1950- contributor., Hunter, Terryl, contributor., Lester, Janice, contributor., Peterfreund, Stuart, contributor., Rachel, Vaughan, contributor., Rosler, Martha, contributor., Simpson, Sylvia Salazar, contributor., Smith, Barbara Turner, 1931- contributor.
Katkıda Bulunanlar[]	Agalidi, Sanda, contributor., Cypis, Dorit, 1951- contributor., Hafif, Marcia, 1929-2018, contributor., Hare, Sharon, 1950- contributor., Hunter, Terryl, contributor., Lester, Janice, contributor., Peterfreund, Stuart, contributor., Rachel, Vaughan, contributor., Rosler, Martha, contributor., Simpson, Sylvia Salazar, contributor., Smith, Barbara Turner, 1931- contributor.
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Tür/Janr	Artists' books (books), Audiocassettes, Audiotapes, Born digital, Cabinet photographs, CD-Rs, Chromogenic color prints -- 20th century, Color photographs -- 20th century, Color slides, Contact sheets -- 20th century, Correspondence, DVDs, Film reels, Gelatin silver prints -- 20th century, Offset lithographs, Photographs, Original, Printed ephemera, Salted paper prints, Sketchbooks, Tintypes (photographs), Videocassettes
Tür/Janr[]	Artists' books (books), Audiocassettes, Audiotapes, Born digital, Cabinet photographs, CD-Rs, Chromogenic color prints -- 20th century, Color photographs -- 20th century, Color slides, Contact sheets -- 20th century, Correspondence, DVDs, Film reels, Gelatin silver prints -- 20th century, Offset lithographs, Photographs, Original, Printed ephemera, Salted paper prints, Sketchbooks, Tintypes (photographs), Videocassettes
Dil Notu	Collection material is in English, with some Romanian, Slovenian, Croatian, Korean, Kurdish, Arabic, and Spanish.
Diğer Arşiv Konumları[]	Masters of Buchanan's videotape works may be found in the Long Beach Museum of Art Video Archive (accn. no. 2011.M.29)., Fallout from the Nuclear Family, Buchanan's 10-volume artwork composed of the personal and professional papers of her father, Louis N. Ridenour, Jr. (1911-1959), and bound by the artist along with her own research on the period is also available for research (accn. no. 2011.M.14).
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Nancy Buchanan papers.

Yazar Buchanan, Nancy, 1946- creator.

Basım Tarihi 1882-2017, bulk 1970-2008

Konu Buchanan, Nancy, 1946-, Ridenour, Louis N. (Louis Nicot), 1911-1959, Rideout, Ransom, Walker, Robert, 1942-, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (Gallery), Woman's Building (Los Angeles, Calif.), Art and nuclear warfare, Art and social action -- United States -- 20th century, Art and technology, Art, American -- California -- 20th century, Feminism in art -- United States -- 20th century, Hair in art, Industries in art, Installations (Art), Performance art -- California -- Los Angeles, Political art, Video art -- California -- Los Angeles, Women artists -- Archives, Women artists -- California -- Los Angeles, Women artists -- United States -- 20th century

Tür Belge

Dil İngilizce

Dijital Evet

Yazma Hayır

Kütüphane Getty Araştırma Enstitüsü

Demirbaş Numarası 2017.M.37, 2017.M.37*, 2017.M.37**

Kayıt Numarası GETTY_ALMA21176569270001551

Lokasyon Available at Special Collections SPECIAL COLLECTIONS - CONTACT REFERENCE (2017.M.37 )

Tarih 1882-2017, bulk 1970-2008

Notlar Materials were created by Buchanan and remained in her possession from their creation until their transfer to the repository. The small artworks by other artists were either purchased by Buchanan, or, more commonly, were given to her directly as gifts from the artists.

Örnek Metin The Nancy Buchanan papers document the Los Angeles-based artist's career from the 1970s to the 2010s. Research and production files for her projects, including her major performances and video works, reflect Buchanan's exploration of politics, commerce, environmentalism, and feminism, and highlight her use of art as a tool for raising awareness of social issues. Audiovisual and digital components are present for many of Buchanan’s performance pieces, as are photographs of her artworks, exhibitions, and performances. The collection also includes assorted personal and professional correspondence, printed ephemera, teaching files from Buchanan’s tenure at the California Institute of the Arts, personal and family materials, papers related to her curatorial projects and collaborations, and artworks and artists’ books created or collected by Buchanan.Series I. constitutes the bulk of the collection and consists primarily of correspondence, ephemera, and notes that document the span of Buchanan’s artistic output, with files related to her performances, video art, and installations from 1970 to the early 2010s. Most files related to Buchanan’s performances and video art include photographic documentation, and many performance files also contain audio or video documentation. Also present, to a lesser extent, are drawings, grant applications, and objects and scripts used in performances.Series II. Professional files comprise documents that reflect Buchanan's scholarly approach to her projects, with research files, course lecture notes and presentations, and papers related to her curatorial projects and collaborations. Also included are various writings by Buchanan, published and unpublished, and color slide reference images of works by assorted twentieth-century artists.Series III. Personal papers comprises Buchanan's personal correspondence with friends and family, calendars and journals that document her social and professional engagements; and correspondence and photographs from both the paternal and maternal sides of her family, the Ridenours and the Hinckleys and Kraemers, respectively. Also present are childhood drawings; documents related to Buchanan's alma maters, the Laguna Beach High School and the University of California, Irvine; and a trove of intimate correspondence between Buchanan and her elder sister Eleanor Fay Ridenour Crow (Kitty), with numerous doodles and drawings.Series IV. Artwork and artists' books consists of works by Buchanan and by other artists. Works by Buchanan are primarily art objects, with several works on paper and artist book projects. Works by Buchanan with clear correlations to specific projects have been filed in Series I. Project files. The small artworks by other artists were either purchased by Buchanan, or, more commonly, were given to her directly as gifts from the artists.Series V. Audiovisual and digital materials contains audiovisual and digital materials that do not have a clear or unique correlation to materials found elsewhere in the collection. Upon reformatting of the items in this series, items may be integrated into another series based on content. The bulk of the series consists of sound and video recordings, including audiocassettes, audiotape reels, film reels, and videocassettes; digital materials include DVDs and appear to be primarily compilations of Buchanan’s assorted video art works, with one compilation of her performances Please Sing Along and Tar Baby.

Erişim/Haklar Open for use by qualified researchers. Born digital content and audiovisual materials are unavailable until reformatted. Contact reference for reformatting.

Düzenleme The archive is arranged in five series: Series I. Project files, 1970-2017, undated; Series II. Professional files, 1922-2016, undated; Series III. Personal papers, 1898-2014, undated; Series IV. Artwork and artists' books, 1968-2015, undated; and Series V. Audiovisual and digital materials, 1979-circa 2003, undated.

Biyografik/Tarihsel Not Nancy Buchanan is a Los Angeles-based artist known for her performance, conceptual, and video art that focuses on themes of power and personal place. She played an integral role in the feminist art movement in Los Angeles in the 1970s and continues to have an active studio practice, with work that centers on political and social issues, shifts between personal experience and global politics, and which often incorporates a feminist approach or capitalist critique.

Katkıda Bulunanlar Agalidi, Sanda, contributor., Cypis, Dorit, 1951- contributor., Hafif, Marcia, 1929-2018, contributor., Hare, Sharon, 1950- contributor., Hunter, Terryl, contributor., Lester, Janice, contributor., Peterfreund, Stuart, contributor., Rachel, Vaughan, contributor., Rosler, Martha, contributor., Simpson, Sylvia Salazar, contributor., Smith, Barbara Turner, 1931- contributor.

Katkıda Bulunanlar[] Agalidi, Sanda, contributor., Cypis, Dorit, 1951- contributor., Hafif, Marcia, 1929-2018, contributor., Hare, Sharon, 1950- contributor., Hunter, Terryl, contributor., Lester, Janice, contributor., Peterfreund, Stuart, contributor., Rachel, Vaughan, contributor., Rosler, Martha, contributor., Simpson, Sylvia Salazar, contributor., Smith, Barbara Turner, 1931- contributor.

Arşiv Kılavuzu Connect to finding aid for the Nancy Buchanan papers.

Tür/Janr Artists' books (books), Audiocassettes, Audiotapes, Born digital, Cabinet photographs, CD-Rs, Chromogenic color prints -- 20th century, Color photographs -- 20th century, Color slides, Contact sheets -- 20th century, Correspondence, DVDs, Film reels, Gelatin silver prints -- 20th century, Offset lithographs, Photographs, Original, Printed ephemera, Salted paper prints, Sketchbooks, Tintypes (photographs), Videocassettes

Tür/Janr[] Artists' books (books), Audiocassettes, Audiotapes, Born digital, Cabinet photographs, CD-Rs, Chromogenic color prints -- 20th century, Color photographs -- 20th century, Color slides, Contact sheets -- 20th century, Correspondence, DVDs, Film reels, Gelatin silver prints -- 20th century, Offset lithographs, Photographs, Original, Printed ephemera, Salted paper prints, Sketchbooks, Tintypes (photographs), Videocassettes

Dil Notu Collection material is in English, with some Romanian, Slovenian, Croatian, Korean, Kurdish, Arabic, and Spanish.

Diğer Arşiv Konumları[] Masters of Buchanan's videotape works may be found in the Long Beach Museum of Art Video Archive (accn. no. 2011.M.29)., Fallout from the Nuclear Family, Buchanan's 10-volume artwork composed of the personal and professional papers of her father, Louis N. Ridenour, Jr. (1911-1959), and bound by the artist along with her own research on the period is also available for research (accn. no. 2011.M.14).

Kaynak GRI Library Catalog