‘A historian’s archive is ever like another’s. Each account of his or her experience within them will always produce counter narratives, […] different kinds of discomfort.’
Amurmur is a multifaceted research and archival endeavour featuring projects as an ongoing discussion regarding archival objects and memory. It draws threads across time, honours fragility and reimagines the stories’s final wishes.
Amurmur is an exploration of the unspoken and unrecorded.
below: selected articles [please head to Amurmur.org to read]
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Conduits to the Immaterial: The many gifts of artist and medium Paulina Peavy are revealed to us through care and celebration
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The Archive of Ester Krumbachová: Arborescence in what is left behind
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Reznamah: Dalal Al Obaidi reimagines a Kuwaiti archival television program to walk us through memories of her own
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It Sat There, In My Record: Box Tom Fraser and Simon Tong resurrected their great-aunt’s lost music
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Photo Story: The Keeper of The Nayland Rock Hotel
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My extremes, my peace, my anger, and everything in between: An interview with Yan Bingqing
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Minnie Evans: Draw or Die
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Did I find you, Jean de Bosschère, through your undaily cosmos?
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Photo Story: Belinda Gardiner
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Mother and Daughter, or the Night is Never Complete
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Dear Froylán, A film for a Mexican painter lost and found
