Space punks classes archive#

The list above represents donated collections of 25 or more items, which will be processed as individual collections named for the donors.

Robbie WHITE - Slickee Boys posters and ephemera.

David WEINSTEIN - videos of Positive Force benefit concerts.

Teri STUBS - videos of 9:30 ClubВ shows ( Bandwidth article Washington Post article).

Ryan SHEPARD - 7' records, live recordings, and punk fliers and posters.

Rachel SENGERS - zines, fliers and posters.

Mike ROSS - zines and letters ( Washington PostВ article).

Mark ROBINSON - recordings and ephemera from Teenbeat Records.

Radio CPR - organizational records and radio shows.

PUNK THE CAPITAL - dvd, records, posters and source material from the documentary.

Katy OTTO/Exotic Fever Records - flyers and recordings.

Deane NETTLES - fliers, postcards and photographs.

Chris MOORE - fliers, posters and demos.

Kevin MATTSON - Positive Force fliers and zines.

Melissa KLEIN - LPs and riot grrrl zines.

Richard HARRINGTON - set of Unicorn Times.

Sohrab HABIBION - videorecordings of punk shows.

Bobbie DOUGHERTY - fliers and other ephemera.

Cynthia CONNOLLY - fliers, posters and artwork from shows at d.c.

Tony BUCKLEY - zines, fliers, recordings and other ephemera.

BRIAN MCKENZIE INFOSHOP - Organization records.

Jourdan BETETTE & Sasha LORDE - posters from shows at Comet Ping Pong.

Mark ANDERSEN - organizational records of Positive Force DC and research materials for Dance of Days ( Washington Post article).

The subject scope is intentionally broad, punk and related local independent music 1976 to present, in order to capture both well-documented and lesser-known stories. Subject content is not be limited to the music itself, but could include anything pertinent to the cultural context, such as organizations, record labels, houses, venues, festivals, record shops, radio stations and tours. We have received and continue to accept donations of personal collections that include materials in various formats: photographs, zines, books, records, cassettes, CDs, DVDs, videos, live recordings, fliers, posters, set lists, letters, tickets, buttons and other ephemera. We are still adding to the collections if you'd like to find a home for your local music collections -fliers, posters, zines, recordings -please contact parts of the collections have been digitized and made available through the library's digital collections portal, DigDC. We have received several collection donationsВ and continuously engage the public in the project through programming, volunteer training, exhibits and concerts.

Space punks classes archive#

In support of the Washingtoniana mission to collect, preserve and provide access to primary source materials that document the history and culture of local D.C., we have established a DC Punk Archive in within the People's Archive at DC Public Library. CollectionsВ | Programming & Community Engagement