This assignment invites you to showcase an artifact or garment–or perhaps an image or mood board of an artifact for garment– which you will develop throughout the makerspace sessions. This artifact will in some way engage with the broad theme "What to wear to the revolution?" The artifact can be relatively simple; it can be an adapted/modified/mended addition to a current garment; it can also be speculative or imaginary (ie, presented as a mock-up or mood board rather than a finished garment).
The resources below will help you explore items and artifacts -- in other words, primary sources! See the assignment description for full details
Primary sources are original, uninterpreted information. Scholars analyze primary sources in order to answer research questions. Examples of primary sources vary by discipline.
Examples in the humanities:
Examples in the social sciences:
Example in the sciences:
A digital library of images in the areas of art, architecture, the humanities, and social sciences, with a set of tools to view, present, and manage images.
Artstor is now available in its new home on JSTOR! When you search JSTOR, you will find Artstor’s 2+ million licensed images and more than 1,700 additional primary source collections alongside JSTOR’s vast collection of books, journal articles, and research reports.
