“So in our small way what we attempt to do is to look and see and receive and become a sponge and attempt to make anything that exists as part of the palette to describe whatever it is we think we want to do. And what you want to do is to be as beautiful and loving and as all-consuming as possible, so that the statement has many, many different implications, and it has many different levels. The only way to do that, seems to me, is to research.” — Cecil Taylor (poet, pianist, free jazz pioneer), Hambone, No. 12
Archives Librarian at The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art. Other library-related activities include:
Talking about information:
Jello! Cooper Union Archives at Bleecker St. Bar; Barchives 2024
Your Instructor Will Wear Gray: A History of Color Pedagogy at the Cooper Union; Color Impact 2023
Fumbling Toward Radical Information Liberation with Prison Library Support Network; METRO 2022
Documents as Data; Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Libraries 2019