Digital Record: 'BREATHE CAN CAC.doc'

Location(s) in the hierarchy

Records of esea contemporary and predecessors ➔ Accessions ➔ Digital folder 'OLD SERVER UP TO OCT 2013' ➔ Digital Folder: 'DAVID' ➔ Digital file 'Breathe.rar'
Records of esea contemporary and predecessors ➔ Artist-In-Residence Programme ➔ Administration ➔ Development ➔ Community Arts Northwest (CAN) Residency (2009)

Information

Type

Archival Record

Identifier

GB3451/OC/D/2001/16/70

Other Identifiers

OC-D-2001-16-070 (local reference number)

Date(s)

2009-03-18 12:40:00 (was creation date of)
2009-08-19 16:41:49 (was last modification date)

Record Resource Extent

184 KB (7 pages)

Scope and Content

Application form for a proposed collaborative Breathe residency between the Centre and Community Arts Northwest (CAN). 

History

This document was original held in  'OLD SERVER UP TO OCT 2013/DAVID/Breathe.rar', which was part of a back-up of the Centre's main filing system in October 2013. (ACC/2020/1). 

Access and Use

Representation Type

mediated ➔ digital

Conditions on Access

An accessible surrogate is available online and in the CFCCA library by appointment for private non-commercial research use.

Conditions on Use

Digital Record: 'BREATHE CAN CAC.doc', Aug 2009,Chinese Arts Centre. Courtesy of the CFCCA Archive & Library (GB3451/OC/2001/16/70).This document is the copyright of the Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art. This work is available for private non-commercial research. For other uses please contact the copyright holder.

Accessible Surrogate Information

application/pdf (185 KB, 1 files)

Related Information

People and Organisations

esea contemporary (1987-) ; Hancock, David, artist ; Kwok, Ying, artist, curator ; Community Arts Northwest (CAN) ; Lai, Sally, Curator ; Wewiora, Helen

Places

Manchester

Keywords & Terms

esea contemporary Copyright ; Online ; text ; application forms ; English ; Latin (script) ; Drafts ; digital ; hard drives ; application/msword ; Microsoft Word Document 97-2003 ; Breathe Residency, (2003-2013)

Descriptive Note

Note

This document was processed 2021 as part of the 'Multicultural Heritage at the Crossroad: Organisational Resilience, Institutional Archive and Multicultural Voices' project with support from London Metropolitan University.

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