"Ford had run the archive, but they decided they were a foundation, not a research library," said Jack Meyers, president of the archive center, which houses the Rockefeller family's materials and records of other institutions.
Pernette Perriand, Charlotte's daughter, and Pernette's husband, Jacques Barsac, who run the archive, said that not only was the project one of Perriand's favorites, but that it was also a very early example of prefab design, another aspect of Perriand's ahead-of-the-curve sensibility that appealed to Louis Vuitton.
Bob George, who runs the Archive of Contemporary Music in Manhattan, which has put together exhibitions of vinyl graphics and will be selling thousands of extra LP's and CD's on June 16 and 17 (at 54 White Street in TriBeCa), said this may not be a bad thing.
Firstly, there is the infrastructure cost of running the archive and providing useful access at any desired point in the future.
There's a wonderful phrase I learned years ago from Jonathan Dennis, who runs the archives in New Zealand.
Less than two weeks ago, Mr. Lomax's daughter, Anna Lomax Chairetakis, who runs the archives, and Don Fleming, director of licensing, visited the Carters and presented a platinum album of the soundtrack and a royalty check for $20,000 -- the first installment of what may become several hundred thousand dollars in payments.
It's ironic that Dreger, who cares so much for the scientific method of peer review, ignores the cozy little cabal that runs the Archives of Sexual Behavior, which has cross-promoted its members research and pretended to be fairly peer-reviewed.
Kane is a regular collaborator with Jeremy Deller, and together they run the Folk Archive, which collects and collates art ignored by the contemporary art world: embroidered wrestler costumes, hand-crafted protest banners, photographs of sound systems, or revellers on Bonfire Night.
NEW YORK TIMES The Internet Archive's Physical Side | Brewster Kahle, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur who founded and runs the Internet Archive, has been saving the physical texts that he digitizes, storing books in a warehouse north of San Francisco, The New York Times reports.
It is to run after the archive even if there's too much of it.
Curiously, one certain source of them is also at BBC Leeds: the station's TV reporter and presenter Ian White is a TVAM anorak and runs the official archive and museum.
