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It’s Throwback Thursday, Halloween addition! Need ideas to spice up your Halloween night? How about contacting spirits (or goof off with friends) using the legendary Ouija board??
Did you know the Ouija board was created by former MICA student William Fuld, who designed the board in Baltimore, and received a patent for it in 1892?
Read more about William Fuld and the creation and evolution of the Ouija board here!
Another fab rainbow graphic! This from a 1984 U-Matic videotape.
Run Beagle Run
(Via Color Bars & Test Patterns - Bitstreams: The Digital Collections Blog)
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Tijani Àdìgún Sitou. Africa. 1978-1985.
Today. Yes.
(via GIPHY)
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City from Dynamite Headdy, by Treasure.
Found on the George Eastman Museum’s Twitter account: still from a BEETLEJUICE (1988) print.
Did you see today’s Google Doodle? It was animated by MICA alum Olivia Huynh ‘13!
It’s in celebration of groundbreaking animator and female pioneer Lotte Reiniger, who was born on this day, June 2nd, in 1899.
Lotte Reiniger was a German film director and animator and the foremost pioneer of silhouette animation. Reiniger’s films are incredibly detailed, and each part is cut out and animated by hand. A prolific animator, Reiniger made more than 40 films over the course of her career.
Be sure to check out our materials relating to Lotte Reiniger’s work and check out her most celebrated film, The Adventures of Prince Achmed!
Stand back – we’re playing it back from way back! We are currently digitizing episodes of All Things Considered from the 1970s.
Open reel tape playback and digitization requires much time, patience and human contact. An hour-long reel can take up to two hours to digitize. So that we can save this at-risk collection faster, NPR RAD archivists are running parallel transfers with multiple machines. This approach allows us to digitize as many as eight tapes at the same time!
