Pages

• A Brief History of Black Art Production in Vancouver
  An essay timeline of black art production in Vancouver over the 20th century.
• A Brief History of Black Art Production in Vancouver
  Introduction
• Why Scalar & the Internet Archive?
  A note on platforms
• Alternative Archives in COVID-19
  Reflections on the digitization process in a time of communal crisis
• B.B.U.N.O. // Building Bridges Untitled Number One
  Originally titled "B.U.N.O," B.B.U.N.O. was an art collective founded by david george morgan in Vancouver in the early 1990s.
• Beginnings: Black Migration and Hogan's Alley
  
• Bibliography
  
• Building an Alternative Archive: Digitization Theories in Process
  A discussion of methodologies in the digitization of primary sources, their providences, and the people that produced them
• Citations, citations!
  The hyperlink vis à vis traditional citation formats
• Dedication
  
• Digitization: Retaining Context
  
• https://archive.org/details/dgm12.a.1996
  
• Group Five: Portraiture
  Self-protraits and more from the fonds of david george morgan
• Group Four: Theatre & Touring Artists
  From the fonds of david george morgan. Pamphlets for the advertisement of theatre groups, tours, and workshops hosted by various groups in the Vancouver area.
• Group Six: Miscellaneous, 1990-2014
  Ungrouped documents from the fonds of david george morgan
• Group Three: Art/Activist Spaces
  Pamphlets from exhibitions at the Helen Pitt Gallery, the grunt gallery, and others
• Group Two: B.B.U.N.O.
  Pamphlets for art collective "Building Bridges Untitled Number One" founded by david george morgan
• Tracing Vancouver's Black Art Scene through Pamphlet Literature
  For david george morgan
• Introduction
  What is pampletry? What is the "Black Pacific?"
• Searching for a Black Pacific
  
• Table of Contents
  
• The Archive
  Excerpts from the personal collection of david george morgan
• The Archive: List of Contents
  An exhaustive list of digitized sources for "Searching for a Black Pacific." All pamphlets are the fonds of david george morgan, pictured behind, save those published by the grunt gallery.
• Group One: Magazines
  From the fonds of david george morgan
• What is an "alternative archive?"
  
• What is pamphlet literature?
  A Brief Description/Discussion of Grey Literature
• What is the "Black Pacific?"
  A short description and definition of the term and surrounding scholarship.

Media

• B.B.U.N.O. - Building Bridges Untitled Number One
  Pamphlet for BBUNO's series 1994 series of exhibitions, performances and workshops, all hosted at the (Helen) Pitt Gallery. Property of david george morgan, founder of BBUNO. Lent to Phoebe Colby in January 2020 for digitization.
• "Black ?" Diaspora Magazine, Premiere Issue
  Premiere issue of diaspora magazine, edited by Peter Hudson. Published 1992. From the personal collection of david george morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby for digitization in March 2020.
• Black Splendor vs. Equality
  Pamphlet for 1993 visual arts exhibition, "Black Splendour vs. Equality: Black Subject/ed," hosted by art collective B.B.U.N.O. and held at the Pitt Gallery (now titled UNIT/PITT).
• Black Subject/ed
  Pamphlet for "Black Subject/ed: Cultural awareness from a Black perspective." Held at the Vancouver Museum, featuring works by Lavera, Selina Williams, Celete Insell, david-george morgan, David Odhiambo, Ezeadi Onukwulu.
• david george morgan, portrait
  Portrait of david george morgan. From his private collection, lent to Phoebe Colby in January 2020 for digitization.
• Diaspora Issue Two
  
• Diaspora Magazine Issue Two
  Second and final instalment of diaspora magazine, edited by Peter Hudson. Property of david george morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby for digitization in March 2020.
• Disappearing Histories of the Black Pacific
  Mix Magazine's Winter 1996/1997 issue. Property of david george morgan. Digitized by Phoebe Colby.
• Disappearing Histories of the Black Pacific
  Article titled "Disappearing Histories of the Black Pacific: contemporary black art in vancouver" by Peter Hudson. Excerpt from Mix Magazine's Winter 1996/1997 issue. From the private collection of david george morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby in January 2020 for digitization.
• Disappearing Histories of the Black Pacific
  Article from Mix Magazine's Winter 1996/97 issue. Property of david george morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby for digitization in March 2020. Article by Peter Hudson.
• Images of Whole (1995)
  Promotional pamphlet for Images of Whole, theatrical exhibition by Siobhan K. Barker, Liza Huget, Celeste Insell and Natasha Tony. Printed in 1995 for the 1995 "Women in view: Performance Festival." Property of david george morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby in January 2020 for digitization.
• In Our Own Power
  Poster for 1996 event "In Our Power: An Evening of Poetry, Performance and Visual Art" hosted by Rungh magazine. Featuring artists david george morgan, Amir Ali Alibhai, Jim Wong-Chu, David Odhiambo, and Fauzia Rafiq.
• "Our Lost Heroes." Play by the Sepia Players, pamphlet.
  Pamphlet for the Sepia Players "Our Lost Heroes." Property of david george morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby in January 2020 for digitization.
• "Our Lost Heroes." Play by the Sepia Players, pamphlet.
  Pamphlet for the Sepia Players "Our Lost Heroes." Property of david george morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby in January 2020 for digitization.
• Pamphlet for the 1992 Billboard Art Series
  Pamphlet for the "Billboard Art Series" hosted by BC transit in 1992. this "Public Art Exhibition" was curated by Melinda Mollineaux and Marianne Nicolson.
• Pamphlet for the Lamentable Tragedy of Sal Capone
  Two-sided pamphlet for exhibition Rue Surreal and play the Lamentable Tragedy of Sal Capone. Property of David George Morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby for digitization in January 2020.
• Pelekeana
  Pamphlet for "Pelekeana" a 1995 event series by CAN:BAIA, the "Canadian Artist Network: Black Artists in Action." Property of david george morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby in January 2020 for digitization.
• Picture of david george morgan
  Picture of david george morgan
• Portrait of david george morgan
  Self-portrait, david george morgan, shot in 1994 at the soul art gallery in Vancouver. Property of david george morgan, leant to Phoebe Colby for digitization in January, 2020.
• Proposal for B.U.N.O. (Building United Number One)
  Proposal for B.U.N.O exhibition, produced by emerging Black Vancouver artists, for the further discussion of race and representation in a Canadian context. Exhibition opening date May 1st, 1992. Property of david george morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby for digitization in January 2020.
• Self Portrait, Valerie Romain
  Pamphlet from Vancouver's grunt gallery for Valerie Romain's 1991 exhibition, Self Portrait. Gifted to Phoebe Colby from the grunt gallery in November, 2018.
• SFU Pamphlet for 1994 Performance Series
  Pamphlet for Simon Fraser University's School for the Contemporary Arts Spring 1994 performance series. Features performances in celebration of Black History Month; Alpha Yaya Diallo and his band Bafing and david george morgan's art collective B.B.U.N.O.,
• Telling Relations: Sexuality and the Family
  Exhibition booklet for Telling Relations: Sexuality and the Family, at the grunt gallery in Vancouver, BC. Printed by the grunt gallery in 1993, gifted to Phoebe Colby in November 2018.
• The Canadian Griots
  Pamphlet for "The Canadian Griots" authors tour across Canada. Property of david george morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby for digitization in January 2020.
• [T(here)] Exhibition Pamphlet
  Pamphlet for Melinda Mollineaux's 1996 exhibition "[T(here)]" at the Helen Pitt Gallery in Vancouver, BC. Property of david george morgan, lent to Phoebe Colby for digitization in January 2020.