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10 hours ago
Tracing Inspiration- A look at the inventory and process of Belen Uriel’s Archive
Last week, Archivorum had the pleasure of displaying and presenting the work of Archivorum Ark at Art Genève. While I could not be in...
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2 days ago
Thanks ArtGenève 2025 !
We are thrilled by the incredible success of Archivorum at Art Genève , 2025! Our booth transformed into a vibrant space for...
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Jan 29
Do artworks have a soul?
Of course, they do! With this blog, dear readers, I take the opportunity to underline the importance of galleries and museums and their...
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Jan 22
New Year, New Phase
Hello again, dear readers! Here we are in 2025, and January is already halfway through – but how is this even possible?! 🤯 It feels...
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Jan 15
Reflections Of The Past Year
This past November marked one year since I first started working on the Archivorum Ark project- and what a year it’s been! Collaborating...
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Jan 8
Looking ahead
As we have just stepped in 2025 the Archivorum ARK team reflects on next project goals and achievements so that each member shares their...
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Dec 18, 2024
A Year in Archiving: Discovering Babs Haenen's inspiring artistic journey
Reflecting on my first year working on the ArchivorumArk project, it has been an incredibly fulfilling experience. The opportunity to...
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Dec 11, 2024
A Year in Numbers
As I write these lines, I must admit a certain hesitation: exactly what should this post focus on? Perhaps it's enough to share my...
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Dec 4, 2024
Digitizing the Archive, pt.2
In my last blog post, we looked at the advantages of the digital archive. However, this type of archive is not without its challenges....
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Nov 27, 2024
Archiving stories
Wanting a change of pace, I decided for this blog to write about my previous experiences and stories relating to the interesting process...
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Nov 20, 2024
To Read Nil Yalter’s life
The files for the archive project ARK are nearly all gathered. What’s next? While several steps remain, it feels like we’ve reached a...
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Nov 13, 2024
Digitizing the Archive, Pt.1
Since the start of the project, I’ve had friends and family ask exactly what I’m doing... There are two hurdles for the general public...
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Nov 6, 2024
From calmness to turbulence
While organizing the material I collected from Babs Haenen for the ArchivorumArk project, one particular observation inspired me to write...
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Oct 30, 2024
On Archives and Galleries
While updating Nil Yalter's archive inventory this week, I was struck by an aspect of my archiving project that I had perhaps never fully...
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Oct 22, 2024
The Archival Approach, Part II
As the archive took shape, it became clear that this process was more than just documentation—it was a dynamic exchange between myself...
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Oct 16, 2024
An artistic bond between Europe and Japan
For this week’s blog, I would like to make a special mention to a prize that influenced Babs Haenen’s future artistic creations. It was...
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Oct 9, 2024
Episode 069: Ursula Davila-Villa
The inspiration for this article came from our project coordinator, Rossana Miele, specifically from an episode of the “ Art and...
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Oct 2, 2024
The Archival Approach, Part 1
With the main part of collection over, I think it may be important to revisit my approach to the archive and why I made the decisions to...
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Sep 25, 2024
A tribute to the art collector van Achterbergh, a precious friend of Babs Haenen
Recently, I got to learn about a person who was a pivotal figure in Babs’s career as an artist and in the world of contemporary ceramics...
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Sep 18, 2024
On Books and Possibilities
As a contemporary art archivist, I remain a "sponge," as, I mentioned in my last blog. I am not in a hurry, nor do I chase after things;...
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