Our first project to celebrate Black History Month is a new film for Digidanse, in addition to their webcast performance on demand.
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Archives - 40 years of posters
Did you see this last week? Danse-Cité celebrates its 40th anniversary by offering online access to “40 years of posters; an action to highlight 40 years of creations and collaborations”
Series suggestions : ARCHIVE 81
While waiting to be able to unveil our new projects, we are making some suggestions for films and series to watch in connection with this great world of archives that we are passionate about!
Today, our suggestion is the serie “Archive 81”
Movies suggestions : GET BACK
While waiting to be able to unveil our new projects, we are making some suggestions for films and series to watch in connection with this great world of archives that we are passionate about!
Our suggestion today is the amazing 3-part Beatles documentary series “Get Back” directed by Peter Jackson.
Dany Laferrière talks about his archives
Dany Laferrière talks about his personal archives in a radio interview with Franco Nuovo on Ici Radio-Canada.
New project
FILIGRANE ARCHIVES signe un nouveau documentaire pour accompagner la webdiffusion de l’exaltante et dépaysante oeuvre Babel 7.16
Our team is growing!
FILIGRANE ARCHIVES ne cesse de grandir et toute l’équipe est très heureuse de souhaiter la bienvenue à l’archiviste ALVARO SALAZAR pour venir grossir les rangs et travailler sur nos nombreux projets qu’on vous présentera bientôt! Restez à l’affût!
Exhibition to see
FILIGRANE ARCHIVES wishes a happy 10 years to the Phénomena Festival and invites you to go see the magnificent exhibition at the Maison de la culture du Plateau-Mont-Royal which retraces with 266 photos by Caroline Hayeur the entire history of the Festival through magnificent visual archives.
A must see!
UQAM's rare books center acquires around 700 titles preserved for centuries by the Franciscans
Great news for the archivist community
Le centre des livres rares de l’UQAM met la main sur environ 700 titres conservés durant des siècles par les Franciscains. Ces ouvrages se trouvaient, jusqu’à cette semaine, dans la bibliothèque du couvent franciscain de Montréal. Il s’agit du noyau dur, le plus important d’une vaste collection dont plusieurs titres ont été dispersés depuis quatre ans dans divers établissements, de même que chez des collectionneurs et des historiens.
- Jean-François Nadeau, Le Devoir, 7 octobre 2021