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The Photographic Materials of Michael H. Finegan Collections

Author: The Archives of Institute of Taiwan History

Michael H. Finegan Collections of the Archives of the Institution of Taiwan History include copious photographs and post cards. In addition, many photographic materials stored in the Institution of Taiwan History were collected from our researchers or donated by private collectors. These materials feature a wide range of topics and they are very precious. The Preparatory Office of the Institute of Taiwan History and the Institute of Folk Arts of Taipei National University of the Arts cooperated on the project “Taiwan Visual Memory Digitization and Preservation Project.” We jointly revised and established an appropriate photographic database and its field design from 2002 to 2004. Now, the result of the digitization project is merged into Taiwan Archival Information System and is searchable online.

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Exhibition Information: Her History in Taiwan
2011-03-28

Her History in Taiwan

Welcome to discover the voices and stories of Taiwanese women with us! This special exhibition, entitled “Her History in Taiwan,” showcases various materials relating to women’s history, which have been deposited in the Archives of the Institute of Taiwan History (ITH). The range of items in this exhibition dates back from the Qing Dynasty to the Japanese colonial period. The topics include “Traditional Women,” “the Transition of Fate,” and “Self Expression.” They illustrate how Taiwanese women emerge from traditional family to the modern job market and social activities with activism and independence.

The collections in this exhibition are selected from the digital archives of the ITH and include the marriage documents, contracts, photographs, diaries, and personal documents. With the help of advanced digital technology, not only can we preserve the diversity of Taiwan's historical archives, but this also allows us to witness the change in women’s status from dependency to autonomy during the past century in Taiwan. Please join us in exploring how women, once concealed behind closed doors, became independent figures in history of their own right.

.Date:
    Tuesday, March 29, 2011 – Monday, October 31, 2011
Opening hours:
    9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Monday – Friday.
Location:
    2F, Joint Library of Humanities and Social Sciences, Academia Sinica, No.128, Sec.2, Academia Road, Nangang District, Taipei City
Sponsor:
    Taiwan E-Learning & Digital Archives Program – Institutional Project of Academia Sinica
Organizer
    Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica‧Digitization & Value-added Project of Taiwan Historical Archives
Co-organizer:
    Digital Archive Architecture Laboratory (DAAL), Academia Sinica‧Computing Center‧Digital Media Team
Tour Reservation:
    02-26525277‧26525279 Ms. LIN, YU-WEN (betty168@gate.sinica.edu.tw)
Exhibition Website
.Institute of Taiwan History
Academia Sinica Digital Resources:
Academia Sinica Digital Archives Exhibition Center:
    http://digiarch.sinica.edu.tw/exhibition.jsp  (Online booking)


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