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Foundling Museum, Brunswick Square, London

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Foundling Museum, Brunswick Square, London

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Foundling Museum, Brunswick Square, London

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Greater Manchester County Record Office, Saint Peter's Square, Manchester

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Greater Manchester County Record Office, Saint Peter's Square, Manchester

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Greater Manchester County Record Office, Saint Peter's Square, Manchester

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Carers UK archive

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South London Gallery, Peckham Road, London

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South London Gallery, Peckham Road, London

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South London Gallery, Peckham Road, London

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https://www.southlondongallery.org/history-collections/contemporary-collection/#:~:text=The%20South%20London%20Gallery's%20art,of%20the%20Southwark%20Art%20Collection.

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The South London Gallery's art collection is divided into the contemporary collection comprising approximately 145 works from post 1970, and the historic collection, embracing all earlier pieces. Today the SLG's historic collection is managed by Southwark Council as part of the Southwark Art Collection. Much of the contemporary collection was acquired in the 1990s when the SLG began to collect contemporary works by artists such as Tracey Emin and Gavin Turk. You can see highlights from the SLG's contemporary collection below, click on Artist or Year to see all the works available online.

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Contemporary Collection - South London Gallery

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The South London Gallery's art collection is divided into the contemporary collection comprising approximately 145 works from post 1970, and the historic collection, embracing all earlier pieces. Today the SLG's historic collection is managed by Southwark Council as part of the Southwark Art Collection.

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Vagina Museum, Victoria Park Square, London

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Vagina Museum, Victoria Park Square, London

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Vagina Museum, Victoria Park Square, London

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Institute of Historical Research (IHR), School of Advanced Study, Malet Street, London

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Institute of Historical Research (IHR), School of Advanced Study, Malet Street, London

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Institute of Historical Research (IHR), School of Advanced Study, Malet Street, London

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Food History Collections

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SOAS Library, University of London, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London

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SOAS Library, University of London, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London

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SOAS Library, University of London, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London

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https://www.soas.ac.uk/research/library

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One of the the world's most important academic library for the study of Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

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Whitechapel Gallery, Whitechapel High Street, London

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Whitechapel Gallery Archive and Reading Room

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Whitechapel Gallery Archive and Reading Room

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https://www.whitechapelgallery.org/visit/whitechapel-gallery-archive-and-foyle-reading-room/

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Opened in March 1901, the Whitechapel Gallery is historically the first purpose-built gallery in the United Kingdom. Housed in a striking Arts and Crafts building designed by Charles Harrison Townsend, the gallery was founded by Canon Barnett and his wife Henrietta Barnett. Charles Aitken was its first Director from 1901, until his departure to the Tate Gallery in 1911. Throughout its history the Whitechapel Gallery has hosted several seminal exhibitions which have left a lasting legacy in the field of exhibitions histories and art history, such as:

This is Tomorrow (1956) (WAG/EXH/2/45) was one of the most iconic post-War exhibitions. It was devoted to the possibilities of cross-disciplinary collaboration between artists, architects, designers and theorists and laid the foundations for the emergence of Pop Art in Britain; Helio Oiticica's Eden or the ' Whitechapel Experiment' (1969) (WAG/EXH/2/122), was Oiticica's first exhibit in the UK and one of the most radical and audacious in the history of the Whitechapel Gallery. The exhibition taking took the form of an immersive theatrical mise-en-scene in which the audience became active participants; Live in Your Head: Concept and Experiment in Britain 1965-1975 (2000) (WAG/EXH/2/484/1) documented a crucial period of change in British art, during which the supremacy of painting and sculpture was challenged by the emergence of conceptual modes of art practice and media-based fine art.

In April 2009 the Whitechapel Gallery undertook an expansion project that integrated the existing building with the adjoining Passmore-Edwards, formerly the Whitechapel Free Public Lending Library. This development vastly improved the gallery's archive facilities into three different integrated spaces which include: a state of the art repository which houses the Archive, the Foyle Reading Room which acts as the public inter-face for the consultation of materials, and a dedicated gallery space, the Pat Mathews Gallery. Through animating archival documents into public displays, the gallery space performs a critical investigation into the organisational structures that make the past visible in the present, as well as enabling a constant reappraisal of the Archives' wider role in contemporary culture.

Collected over the course of a century, the materials housed by the Whitechapel Gallery Archive present a unique insight into changing approaches to art and exhibition making. Included in the collection are publications, rare documents, artists' letters, photographs, graphic works, press records, exhibition plans and installation documentation, recordings on tape and video of artists, critics and curators. You can find out more about the Archive Holdings here and how to use the Archive and Foyle Reading Room here.

The Whitechapel Gallery Archive strengthens the Whitechapel Gallery's overall commitment to academic research and educational facilities. It compliments its role in the development and preservation of the history of contemporary art, with acting as a living memory of the history of the institution.

Please arrange your visit in advance. Please read the archive's safety measures.

Opening times

Tuesday-Friday: 11am-5pm

Saturday-Monday: Closed

Contact the Archive

E archiveenquiries@whitechapelgallery.org

T +44(0)20 7522 7862

To book a visit or if you have an enquiry, please download, complete and email the Archive Enquiry Form.

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Whitechapel Gallery Archive and Foyle Reading Room - Whitechapel Gallery

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Opened in March 1901, the Whitechapel Gallery is historically the first purpose-built gallery in the United Kingdom. Housed in a striking Arts and Crafts building designed by Charles Harrison Townsend, the gallery was founded by Canon Barnett and his wife Henrietta Barnett.

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Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London

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Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London

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Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London

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Fashion and Textile Museum, Bermondsey Street, London

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Fashion and Textile Museum, Bermondsey Street, London

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Fashion and Textile Museum, Bermondsey Street, London

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http://www.studio1-1.co.uk/

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We are an artist-led, entirely not-for-profit galleryspace set up in 2003, situated in Shoreditch, London E2.

Current opening hours Thursdays to Sundays 12 - 5pm
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studio1.1 london | We are an artist-run gallery space | Redchurch Street, Shoreditch, London E2.

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We are an artist-led, entirely not-for-profit galleryspace set up in 2003, situated in Shoreditch, London E2. Current opening hours Thursdays to Sundays 12 - 5pm for information on our membership scheme please click here 'Art attempts to evoke something that you are not yet. Entertainment only talks to that person that you are now.'

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The Goldsmiths Company, Foster Lane, London

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The Goldsmiths Company, Foster Lane, London

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The Goldsmiths Company, Foster Lane, London

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Jewellery Archive

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Victoria and Albert Museum, Cromwell Road, London

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Victoria and Albert Museum, Cromwell Road, London

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Victoria and Albert Museum, Cromwell Road, London

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Jewellery Archive

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The Design Museum, Kensington High Street, 伦敦

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The Design Museum, Kensington High Street, 伦敦

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The Design Museum, Kensington High Street, 伦敦

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Museum of the Home, Kingsland Road, London

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Museum of the Home, Kingsland Road, London

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Museum of the Home, Kingsland Road, London

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https://www.museumofthehome.org.uk/explore/our-collections/

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From armchairs to vacuum cleaners and account books to wallpaper. Our collections offer a unique insight into what home means to different people, told through personal stories and everyday objects.

We hold around 40,000 objects, archive materials, photographs and books all to do with domestic life and the everyday lived experience of home.

Collections online

You can now enjoy exploring objects, photographs and books from our collections using our new Collections online.

We'll be adding objects to this in time as we continue to make our collection more accessible to everyone.

We'd love to hear your feedback and any extra information you might have about any of our objects.

Discover the collection in person - in our new Collections library.

Documenting Homes

Recording people's everyday experiences of home

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Objects from and photos of home living | Museum of the Home

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From armchairs to vacuum cleaners and account books to wallpaper. Our collections offer a unique insight into what home means to different people, told through personal stories and everyday objects. We hold around 40,000 objects, archive materials, photographs and books all to do with domestic life and the everyday lived experience of home.

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https://56a.org.uk/

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56a Infoshop is a long-term volunteer-run, 100% unfunded, DIY social centre in Walworth, South London since 1991. We share a collectively-run building with the brilliant Fareshares Food Co-op and the awesome 56a Bikespace. we sell radical books, zines, magazines, pamphlets and other printed matter on a wide variety of topics from Anarchism to Zapatistas via everything in between.

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Search our collections online | Museum of London

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The Museum of London's collections include over a million objects from London's history. Search our collections database to find out what we hold.

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London College of Communication, Elephant and Castle, London

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London College of Communication has a range of inspiring collections covering typography, printing, book arts and zines.

All collections are accessible by pre-arranged booking via the Library unless otherwise stated.

Our collections

Camerawork archive

The collection contains material relating to Four Corners Films,1970s-1990s, and includes letters, invites and press items. For related exhibitions please refer to Four Corners Films gallery space.

Access is via the Archives and Special Collections Centre. You can book an appointment by telephoning 02075149333 or e-mailing archive-enquiries@arts.ac.uk

Catherine Arthur Collection

Arthur was a freelance publisher. The collection contains late 20th century books accumulated by Arthur, which reflect her long association with the printing industry. This is a reference collection of books appropriate to a professional print journalist, editor and bibliophile. It is also a personal collection, which serves to illustrate her love of the printed book and the wide range of her interests, skills and knowledge.

Decorated Books from the Netherlands

The collection contains Dutch books with decorated trade bindings from 1893-1939 and includes bindings in the Neuewe Kunst and Art Nouveau styles by contemporary Dutch artists such as P.A.H. Hofman, Jozef Cantre and Jan Toroop. The collection is available on the Visual Arts Data Service.

Edward Clark Collection

The collection contains research focusing on 20th century typography, and is a useful resource for the study into the history and current development of typography and related topics. The collection is named after the grant that allowed its purchase.

Gerard Pink Collection

Gerard Pink's collection of 50 books plus ephemera on the subject of paper, paper making, and printing history.

Historic Journals Collection

The collection contains journals from the 19th and 20th centuries (primarily 1920s to 1930s), which represent typographic and graphic design. Titles include British and Colonial Printer, Picture Post, Illustrated War News, Fleuron, Alphabet and Image, Colophon and London Mercury.

Photographic Exhibition Poster Collection

The collection contains posters dating from 1970s onwards and charts photographic exhibits and shows held at Photographers Gallery and Camerawork and Impressions Gallery, among others. Represented photographers include Bill Brandt (for an exhibit at the Barbican) and Diane Arbus (for an exhibit at Hayward Gallery). They are an invaluable record of the activities of photographers.

Access is via the Photography and The Archive Research Centre by telephoning 02075146919 or e-mail, photodirectory@lcc.arts.ac.uk

Printing Historical Collection

The collection contains items charting the history and art of the Western book, reflecting its physical, technical and aesthetic development from the 15th to 21st centuries. It includes a reference section which provides a guide to the changing processes of book production, a chronological section of examples displaying the physical and aesthetic changes to the book and a section devoted to private press, artists' books and fanzines.

Please note that this is an extensive collection.

Talwin Morris Collection

Morris (1882-1911) was a book cover designer and publisher. The collection contains books from the publishing house Blackie & Son, with covers designed by Morris in the Art Nouveau and Glasgow styles including the Red Letter Library series. There are also a number of books from Blackie's subsidiary firm, Gresham Publishing Company. Some images of items are available on the Scottish Cultural Resources Access Network.

Related material can be found at The Silver Studio Collection, Middlesex University and Hill House, Scotland.

Zine Collection

The collection is an off-shoot of the Printing Historical Collection and currently contains over 3000 zines and fanzines. The collection contains zines primarily created within the 21st century although the oldest

zine in the collection dates back to the late 1970s. The zines are varied in topic, style and format. They cover art, music, photography, politics, personal stories and are A4 and A5, colour and black and white; handmade and printed. The collection continues to be added to. The LCC Library Zine Collection has a Facebook page available on the Facebook Zine Collection.

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London College of Communication has a range of inspiring collections covering typography, printing, book arts and zines. All collections are accessible by pre-arranged booking via the Library unless otherwise stated. The collection contains material relating to Four Corners Films,1970s-1990s, and includes letters, invites and press items. For related exhibitions please refer to Four Corners Films gallery space.

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Wellcome Collection, Euston Road, London

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Wellcome Collection, Euston Road, London

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Wellcome Collection, Euston Road, London

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The Feminist Library, Sumner Road, London

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The Feminist Library, Sumner Road, London

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The Feminist Library, Sumner Road, London