Learn about the archival strategy we developed for a new archives initiative at ALMA | LEWIS.

Explore how to capture the essence of live dance performances, from classic ballet to cutting-edge multimedia productions.

Join us as we celebrate the first year of Bright Archives!

Learn how we documented the studio practice of two artists.

In this video, we break down what an archive is and the role archives play in preserving history.

It has been years since we produced our first oral history podcast, Cut Pathways. We write a script to reminisce.

Poet Ed Steck describes how an early interest in horror films drew him into a wider and wilder world of collecting the uncanny, the rare, and the strange.

Read excerpts from a workshop on oral history podcasting. Learn what oral history podcasting is—and what it isn’t.

Anthropologist Lauren Herckis discusses material culture, anthropology, and “meaningful archives.”

Bright Archives levels up with letterpress business cards. Watch the printing process.

What is it like to own a small business? We reflect on six months of owning Bright Archives.

Adil Mansoor talks about the use of archives and oral History in Amm(i)gone, a new theater piece

We’ve rebranded our podcast. Why We Collect presents thoughtful conversations about the objects we keep—and create.

Explore how we produced interviews with composers for Nat 28.

We developed this framework to easily onboard our clients.

Liz Rudnick Talks About Painting Over Family Photographs

Learn how we produced a documentary about the studio practice of artist Zoë Welsh.

Learn how we produced a short marketing film for Meshwork Press.

Eira Tansey on Archives and Climate Change

Explore how we documented three cultural events for Kelly Strayhorn Theater.