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1998-2000 Oregon Historical Society Archive Records Oregon Folklife Program records, Bulk, 1998-2009 Overview of the Collection Creator Oregon Folklife Program Title Oregon Folklife Program records Dates Bulk, 1998-2009 (bulk) 19982009 1979-2009 (inclusive) 19792009 Quantity 135 linear feet Collection Number Coll 378 Summary The Oregon Folklife Program provided statewide services supporting folklife, traditional arts and artists, and folk arts in education in Oregon from 1988 to 2009, first at Lewis and Clark College, 1988-1993, and then the Oregon Historical Society, 1993-2009. This collection comprises the Oregon Folklife Program’s records, 1988-2009, including folklore fieldwork documentation in the form of photographs, sound recordings, and video recordings of cultural events and traditional arts and artists in urban and rural Oregon communities; program materials, including exhibitions and table-top exhibits, learning units for grades 3-6, radio and video productions on folklife in Oregon; and administrative files, including artist files, accounting files, research files, and digital files. Oregon Folklife Program programs and projects included apprenticeship programs for traditional arts, exhibits and community events, educational units and instructional materials, regional folk arts surveys, youth community documentation projects, and radio and video productions on folklife in Oregon. The collections include rich visual documentation of traditional arts and artists in cultural, occupational, and religious communities in Oregon, including refugee communities, immigrant communities, rural communities, and Native American communities. Repository University of Oregon Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives. UO Libraries--SPC, 1299 University of Oregon Eugene OR 97403-1299 Telephone: 541-346-3068 Fax: 541-346-3485 [email protected] Access Restrictions Collection is open to the public. Collection must be used in Special Collections & University Archives Reading Room. Oregon Folklife Program records, Bulk, 1998-2009 1 http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv68731 Additional Reference Printed inventories of media and records in Oregon Folklife Program Guides collections are available in Special Collections & University Archives. Languages English, Spanish Content Description Use of the Collection Restrictions on Use Property rights reside with Oregon Historical Society. Copyright resides with the creators of the documents or their heirs. All requests for permission to publish collection materials must be submitted to the Oregon Historical Society and the Manuscripts Librarian in Special Collections & University Archives. The reader must also obtain permission of the copyright holder. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Oregon Folklife Program Records, Coll 378, Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries, Eugene, Oregon. Alternative Forms Available Selected photographs in this collection are available as digital image files in the archives and in the Northwest Folklife Digital Collection. Administrative Information Arrangement Collection is organized into the following series: Series 1: Program Records and Media Subseries: Oregon Folk Arts Program, Early Years, 1988-1992 Subseries: Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program (TAAP), 1989-2001 Subseries: Three Underserved Communities, 1992-1994 Subseries: Folk Arts in Education, 1992-1998 Subseries: Regional Arts Council Survey, 1993-1994 Subseries: Four Communities Survey, 1994 Subseries: Events Grant, 1994-1995 Subseries: Neighborhood Arts Program, 1994-2003 Subseries: Masters of Ceremony, 1995-1996 Subseries: Willamette Valley Project, 1999 Subseries: Memory and Mourning, 1997 Subseries: Neighborhood Arts Program / Art in Libraries, 1994-2003 Subseries: Traditional Arts of the Oregon Country, 1998-1999 Subseries: Portland Oregon Visitors Association, 1999-2000 Subseries: Voices of the Oregon Country, 1999-2000 Subseries: Las Artes Tradicionales en La Communidad, 2000-2001 Oregon Folklife Program records, Bulk, 1998-2009 2 http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv68731 Subseries: Creative Links, 1994 Subseries: Rural Libraries Project, 2002-2004 Subseries: Multnomah County Portraits, 2004-2005 Subseries: Asian Art Exhibit, 1996-1997 Subseries: Florence Oral History, 1975-1977 Subseries: Wintering In, 1996-2002 Subseries: Oregon Tribes Project, 2005-2007 Subseries: Creative Links, 1994 Series 2: Media Archives and Additional Media Subseries: Field Sound Recordings Subseries: Field Video Recordings Subseries: Commercial Recordings Subseries: Additional Photographs Subseries: Additional Sound Recordings Subseries: Additional Video Recordings Subseries: Additional CD-R, DVD-R Subseries: Additional Exhibit Materials Series 3: Administarative Files and Data Subseries: Artits Files Subseries: Tape Logs and Transcripts Subseries: Artist Promotional Materials Subseries: Additional Administrative Files Subseries: Additional Diskettes Subseries: Maps Sponsor Publication of this finding aid was supported in whole or part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by Oregon State Library. Acquisition Information Collection is on loan from the Oregon Historical Society to University of Oregon Libraries Special Collections & University Archives. Detailed Description of the Collection Program Records and Media Container(s) Description Dates Series: Oregon Folk Arts Program, Early Years, 1975-1991 1975-1991 Oregon Folklife Program Oregon Folk Arts Program, Early Years is a collection of images, cassette tape recordings, books, ephemera and notes from 1988 through 1992 and included several early projects. In the beginning years, the OFP was establishing itself as a statewide folk arts program through outreach, Oregon Folklife Program records, Bulk, 1998-2009 3 http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv68731 Container(s) Description Dates fieldwork surveys and exhibitions. Joanne Mulcahy, the first folkife program director, founded the archives and entered those materials, although that system was completely changed years later. The collection is a compilation of 1165 color slides and 36 B&W negatives organized into four binders. Several folklife fieldworkers documented various communities including rural and coastal Oregon, Native Americans, Mexican-Americans, Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders. Joanne Mulcahy's documentation includes such activities, groups, and traditions as tamale making, Ghanaian music (Obo Addy), Laotian music and dance (Lao Deum), wax flower making (Eva Castellanoz), Southeast Asian silver work, wooden toys, graffiti, the Siletz pow wow, carving, and sausage making. In 1989 Janet Gilmore documented maritime culture in Coos Bay and general folklife North Bend, contributing pictures of canning, model boats, knot tying, and rug braiding. Also, in 1989 Melinda Hoder documented folklife in Lane and Lincoln Counties and he In 1991, Nancy Nusz documented Klamath Indian cradleboards and other works of master artists of the early Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program (TAAP.) There is also a series of slides is documentation of folklife in the eastern Oregon communities ofImn The early years of the Oregon Folk Arts Program was funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Oregon Arts Commission. At that time the program was housed at the NW Writing Institute of Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon. Photographs Box Binder 1 1.1 P 1-1: Anne Paygar grinding poppy seeds for baking November 1989 Czech foods 1 photographic print Mulcahey, Joanne Paygar, Anne 1 1.1 P 1-2: Wood-carved duck by Ernie Kimball November 1989 1 photographic print Kimball, Ernie (Ernest) Mulcahey, Joanne 1 1.1 P 1-3: Anne Paygar with poppy seeds November 1989 1 photographic print Mulcahey, Joanne Oregon Folklife Program records, Bulk, 1998-2009 4 http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv68731 Container(s) Description Dates Paygar, Anne 1 1.1 P 1-4: "Home for the Holidays" - wooden-bird carving by November 1989 Ernie Kimball 1 photographic print Kimball, Ernie (Ernest) Mulcahey, Joanne 1 1.1 P 1-5: Ernie Kimball's shop with his tools November 1989 1 photographic print Kimball, Ernie (Ernest) Mulcahey, Joanne 1 1.1 P 1-6: Ernie Kimball's bird carvings on shelves November 1989 1 photographic print Kimball, Ernie (Ernest) Mulcahey, Joanne 1 1.1 P 1-7: Wood carving of two birds intertwined by Ernie November 1989 Kimball 1 photographic print Kimball, Ernie (Ernest) Mulcahey, Joanne 1 1.1 P 1-8: Ernie Kimball's wood-working tools November 1989 1 photographic print Kimball, Ernie (Ernest) Mulcahey, Joanne 1 1.1 P 1-9: Advertisement for "Sprayfoam Trucks" off of I-5 May 1989 1 photographic print Mulcahey, Joanne 1 1.1 P 1-10: A box car in front of an industrial site 1989 1 photographic print Mulcahey, Joanne 1 1.1 P 1-11: A box car in front of an industrial site 1989 1 photographic print Mulcahey, Joanne 1 1.1 P 1-12: Jubilee Choir of the Mt. Olivet (?) Baptist Church February 1990 performing at Jefferson High 1 photographic print Mulcahey, Joanne Oregon Folklife Program records, Bulk, 1998-2009 5 http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv68731 Container(s) Description Dates 1 1.1 P 1-13: Wood carvings by Ernie Kimball - Two men, one November 1989 red and one blue 1 photographic print Kimball, Ernie (Ernest) Mulcahey, Joanne 1 1.1 P 1-14: Negatives showing a woman quilting and weaving July 1989 1 photographic print Mulcahey, Joanne A negative of this photograph is available. 1
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