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Roadwork Archives Online - Inventory: Lost, Found, and How You Can Help Restore This Treasure Return to Home Page |
| This is what we lost: - Files detailing every concert or tour Roadwork was involved in: contracts, correspondence, press clippings, promotional materials, evaluations - Roadwork Board meeting notes, annual budgets, grant applications - Sisterfire planning, production, and post- production materials, 1982-1988 - Documents related to community coalition building, how to promote and book performing artists, how to put on a community-based cultural event - Video and audio recording; radio interviews, taping of live performances (audio and video) - Documentary interviews of performers - The collected memory of twenty years |
This is what we
have recovered so far: - Some Roadwork Board notes from 1985 to 19996 - Sisterfire programs 1982-1988, some other Sisterfire planning and post-production evaluations, 1986-1988 - Audio masters from Sisterfire 1986 - DC Council for the Arts grant documents, 1985-1988 |
This is what we
would ask you to consider: What's in your back closet? - Original or photocopy contracts, promotional materials, news clippings, correspondence - Audio or video recordings of any promotional or concert performances (no questions asked) - Be aware of and take note of posters, photographs, or recordings being offered for sale: They must might be part of Roadwork's lost archive. |
Rebuilding the
network: - Names and contact information for others who have memories and documents to share - Your recollections - help us build a timeline of events. * Your relationship to Roadwork * Groups with whom you worked * Events you attended -
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