Hello everyone! In today's episode, we talk to the amazing Dr. Seika Boye from the University of Toronto about her exhibit. It's About Time: Dancing Black in Canada 1900-1970 and Now and the research and collaboration processes she had while curating the exhibition. In it, we also talk about how the shift to online creates a whole new problem for archivists and how having the exhibition online has changed the experience. Thank you for listening, and enjoy!

Resources Mentioned in the Episode and Additional Material-

It's About Time: Dancing Black in Canada 1900-1970 and Now online exhibit from the Mitchell Art Gallery: MAG | It's About Time (blainecampbell.com)

Gatherings: Oral and Archival Histories of Performance in Canada (SSHRC Partnership Development Grant) https://gatheringspartnership.com/

Dr. Seika Boye Faculty Bio for the University of Toronto: Seika Boye | Centre for Drama, Theatre & Performance Studies (utoronto.ca)

University of Toronto Institute for Dance Studies: Institute for Dance Studies | Centre for Drama, Theatre & Performance Studies (utoronto.ca)

Black History Month and the Macewan Library: Library News | Library Website (macewan.ca)

Oral History Theory Book: Full Record | Library Website (macewan.ca)

Sloan's Article on the Snowball Method: Snowball (wixsite.com)

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