35. Archive – Update
University archive and digitalisation
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The complete archive comprises 66 films and is available in 5 languages.
The archive team stitches together a history of Hawayo Takata’s practise and digitalizes it. A university rather than a museum archive is preferred and negotiations are under way. In winter (2016/2017) Phyllis Furumoto’s documents will be put together for future records. This includes people’s research and case studies.
There are lots of things to do to speed up the process of my archive, because it is going to be massive compared to my grandmother’s.