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Binder Archives


September 14, 2002 -
Binder Archives is a Public Project by Temporary Services

Binder Archives is a portable exhibition that is designed to travel with the greatest of ease. In Binder Archives, three-ring binders and their European equivalents are used as a mode of presenting or containing large quantities of material and information. For this project, individual artists, exhibition organizers, creative people, archivists and groups have produced binders that they have filled with photographs, drawings, documentation, photocopies, printed ephemera, tactile objects, or any other material that can be punched with three holes or stored in a binder. Each binder is a self-contained project or archive of a person's or group's work. Some of these individual binders contain as much material as one might expect to find in an entire exhibit or a book. Viewers can freely handle the binders just as they might browse through books in a reference library.  The Stockyard Institute contributed the notes and research for designing a gang proof suit to the Binder Archives.

www.temporaryservices.org/si_gang_proof_suit.html


Binder Archive Exhibition Sites

Sparwasser, HQ, Berlin, Germany, 2006
P74, Llubljiana, Slovenia, 2006
Pavel Haus, Radkersburg, Austria, October 8 - December 3, 2005
The LeRoy Neiman Gallery, Columbia University, September 7 - 28, 2004
Soap Factory, Minneapolis, July 10 - August 22, 2004
Baltimore Museum of Art and various locations around Baltimore, March 2004
Lothringer 13, Munich, Germany, December 2003 - February 29, 2004
Autonomous Cultural Center, Weimar, and Halle 14, Leipzig, Germany and various locations around each city, July - October, 2003
Studio Arts Cafeteria, University of Wisconson-Green Bay campus, April 17, 2003
Project Room One, Portland, February 14 - 16, 2003
Southern Exposure, January 10 - February 8, 2003
6Odum, December 7, 2002
Mike Wolf's Apartment
Ellen Rothenberg's "Text off the Page" Writing Class at SAIC, September 17, 2002
Harold Washington Library, 400 South State Street, 7th Floor, September 14, 2002