The Santa Cruz collection amounts to a kind of documentary paper-trail left by the band.
The first lies in the text, cobbled together like a documentary on paper: insider accounts — histories and historiographies, if you will — of Def Jam's various incarnations.
These and other artworks like them are represented here, either through video documentation, documentary artifacts (paper or cloth covered with the impression of the artist's body) or sculptural installations.
For more information about Jerry Delakas and his fight to keep his newsstand, check out the documentary The Paper House, made by Nicole Cimino and Jack Boar Pictures.
As a recent example of how Whitman has been able to capitalize on our dynamic surrounding community, last week my office partnered with our local public school district and an innovative school based health clinic to offer a special screening of a new award-winning documentary called Paper Tigers, directed by James Redford.
Two types of standards will be described: (1) documentary or paper standards, which are sometimes referred to as technical standards that provide specific requirements for the operation of a laboratory process, and (2) physical or measurement standards, which in the form of certified reference materials aid in the calibration of laboratory measurements.
In the life of an artist, there is the documentary record (papers and letters, as well as work documents that are in archives, libraries, and private hands).
As a media reporter for the Times and a central figure in a 2011 documentary about the paper, "Page One," he became a figure of note, a fittingly meta development for the age.
By Philip Gourevitch October 8, 2015 Alexievich's books are woven from hundreds of interviews, in a hybrid form of reportage and oral history that has the quality of a documentary film on paper.
