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Who gets remembered? Notes on archives and everyday cultural memory

On what is kept, what disappears, and why independent cultural archives matter.

Archives are never only about the past. They shape what becomes visible in the future.

The ordinary record — a conversation, a photograph, a rehearsal, a flyer — can become part of a larger cultural memory when somebody decides it is worth keeping.

For independent publications, documentation is not separate from journalism. It can be one of journalism’s most lasting forms of care.

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