Aaron Glass Bard Graduate Center E-post: glass@bgc.bard.edu Hjemmeside: klikk her Utvalgte arbeider Reassembling The Social Organization Aaron Glass, Judith Berman and Rainer Hatoum "Franz Boas’s 1897 monograph The Social Organization and the Secret Societies of the Kwakiutl Indians was a landmark in anthropology for its integrative approach to ethnography, the use of multiple media, and the collaborative role of Boas’s Indigenous partner, George Hunt. Not only did the volume draw on existing museum collections from around the world, but the two men also left behind a vast and now widely distributed archive of unpublished materials relevant to the [les mer ...]

Andre forskere Curators, Collections and Contexts: Anthropology at The Field Museum Stephen Nash "The Field Museum's mission is to the earth and it's people. Since 1890, when Frederick Ward Putnam began directing anthropological collecting expeditions for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, the story of anthropology at the Field Museum has been deeply intertwined with the history of Chicago. In addition to this deep local association, the lattice of Field Museum research, collections, and anthropological scholarship extends across space and through time to the far comers of the planet." Se hele artikkelen The Objects of Anthropology: All [les mer ...]

Ann Fienup-Riordan Utvalgte arbeider

Aron Crowell Alaska Director, Arctic Studies Center Smithsonian Institution Adresse: Arctic Studies Center Smithsonian Institution c/o Anchorage Museum 625 C St. Anchorage, AK 99501 Telefon: +1 907-929-9207 E-post: crowella@si.edu Sharing Knowledge web site: http://alaska.si.edu/ Utvalgte arbeider Postcontact Koniag Ceremonialism on Kodiak Island and the Alaska Peninsula: Evidence from the Fisher Collection Late nineteenth century dance masks, beaded headdresses, and other ceremonial articles from Kodiak Island and the Alaska Peninsula provide evidence for the extended postcontact continuity of Koniag religious beliefs and shamanic practices. Objects were selected for study from the large and well-documented William J. Fisher collection at [les mer ...]

Of all the collectors associated with the live exhibitions of native peoples organized by zoo owner and animal dealer Carl Hagenbeck, Johan Adrian Jacobsen holds a unique position. Through Jacobsen, the recruitment of native peoples extended to new environments with no connection to the animal trade and the practice of recruiting people and collecting ethnographic paraphernalia became a specialization in its own right. What makes him even more important, from a historical perspective, is that he documented his activities and experiences in thousands of letters and journal entries as well as in numerous publications. Jacobsen’s documentation give us a look [les mer ...]

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Knut Olav Aslaksen Universitetet i Bergen Utvalgte arbeider Antikviteter og snurrepiperier - hverdagslivets materialitet! - om den "ethnografiske samling vedrørende Norge" Universitetsmuseet i Bergen har nærmere 25.000 gjenstander i sin "bygdesamling". Dette er gjenstander som dokumenterer hverdagslivets materialitet i det førindustrielle fiskeri- og jordbrukssamfunnet. Her finner vi bruks- og prydgjenstander, bygningsdeler, redskaper, innbo, husflid og kuriosa. Alt er håndverksmessig utført, til bruk i hverdag og fest. Se hele artikkelen (pdf) Bergens national-ethnografiske forening holdt til i trange lokaler i Bankgt. 8. Utstillingen ble levendegjort med bruk av voksdukker, en spesialitet Adrian Jacobsen var kjent for. Langbordet i bildet [les mer ...]

For the museum in Berlin, Jacobsen was a pioneer in collecting. Before him, small or large collections were bought by the museum either from private collectors or from dealers. Jacobsen was the first professional collector send to a specific area in the world to collect systematically end exclusively only for the museum in Berlin! Before him, nobody has made such a long trip only for the purpose of collecting objects. Other expeditions had a completely different objective, collecting was not their first priority. Dr. Peter Bolz Dr. Peter Bolz Museum of Ethnology Adresse: Arnimallee 27 14195 Berlin Telefon: [les mer ...]

Prof. Dr. Viola König Freie Universität BerlinZI Lateinamerika-InstitutHonorarprofessorinAltamerikanistik / Kulturanthropologie, Museum / Provenienzforschung Adresse: Rüdesheimer Str. 54-56 14197 Berlin E-post: vkoenig@zedat.fu-berlin.de Hjemmeside: klikk her Utvalgte arbeider Germans in the North Pacific: Contributions to the Discovery and Exploration before 1867. A Publishing Project "Two men are credited with the discovery of the Americas: Christopher Columbus as the first European to touch American soil on the Caribbean Islands in 1492, and the German scholar Alexander von Humboldt as the Scientific Discoverer of America. Both claims suppress the two facts that the Norse Leif Erikson (about 970-1020) arrived at Vinland, or [les mer ...]

Rainer Hatoum Utvalgte arbeider

Thomas Gerhard Utvalgte arbeider Die Sammlung der Nordwestküsten-Indianer im Kölner Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum: Ihre Entsteungs- und Verkaufsgeschichte Magisterarbeit sur Erlangung des Grades eines Magister Artium (1992) Se hele artikkelen (pdf) Hjemmeside for Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum

Wolfgang Haberland Ethnographic Museum in Hamburg Utvalgte arbeider Remarks on the "Jacobsen collections" from the Northwest Coast "Since the Berlin museum was principal sponsor it had first choice of the objects. When the museum's collection was completed, Jacobsen was generously presented with the remainder of the artifacts. He sold a large part to Herr Umlauff, a dealer in Hamburg." Se hele artikkelen (pdf) The Art Of North America En bok som blant annet kan kjøpes herfra. Nordamerika : Indianer, Eskimo, Westindien Tyskspråklig bok tilgjengelig i norske bibliotek. Kan fjernlånes. North America Engelskspråklig bok tilgjengelig i [les mer ...]