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title: Michael Several Collection on Los Angeles Public Art, 1903-2000

description: The digitized portion here consists of a selection of materials from the full collection which focuses on public art in Los Angeles, California. The documentation covers public art projects, individual buildings, downtown areas, interviews with artists, and general topics such as murals and art. The materials consist of newspaper and magazine articles, public records, photographs, slides, negatives, memorandums, brochures, art event notices, meeting minutes, project proposals, press releases, and correspondence from public agencies, in particular, the Community Redevelopment Agency. Also included, is ephemera, articles, and documents compiled by the Los Angeles Public Library, the Research Library at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the UCLA Art Library. Lastly, there are personal records pertaining to grant applications, drafts of the text from three published guide books, correspondence with artists relating to the accuracy of the text, and documents concerning the sale and distribution of the guides. See the full Finding Aid (https://archives.usc.edu/repositories/3/resources/319). Michael Warren Several (b. 1941) took a position as a legal assistant at the law firm of McCutchen, Black, Verleger and Shea in 1975. Eventually, Several turned his interests to artwork and became a writer and historian specializing in the public art of downtown Los Angeles. He conducted extensive research that included over 200 interviews with artists, architects, city planners, and art administrators in connection with research on the public art in Los Angeles, California. In 1986, Several formed Urban Art, Inc., a non-profit organization designed to initiate and coordinate projects related to outdoor art located in an urban context. The organization promoted awareness of outdoor public art by sponsoring exhibits and lectures, producing publications, offering educational programs, and encouraging artist involvement in the process of urban design. In addition to Several's duties as president of the organization, he also prepared and led tours to public art sites in downtown Los Angeles, Civic Center, Little Tokyo, and the Bunker Hill areas. The tours explored the relationship between public art and urban design, architecture, politics, social and cultural history. In 1990, Several received a cultural grant from the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles, for publishing a series of guides to the public art of Los Angeles. Several went on to publish multiple guides in relation to public art work in Los Angeles: The Eastern Half of the Civic Center, El Pueblo Historical Monument and its Adjacent Freeway Murals (1991), Little Tokyo (1994), A Guide to the Public Art in Lincoln Part in East Los Angeles, and A Guide to 25 of the Most Significant Works on Public Sculpture Located in Los Angeles County.
DOI: 10.25549/sev-ouc1sto839210
title: Michael Several Collection on Los Angeles Public Art, 1903-2000

description: The digitized portion here consists of a selection of materials from the full collection which focuses on public art in Los Angeles, California. The documentation covers public art projects, individual buildings, downtown areas, interviews with artists, and general topics such as murals and art. The materials consist of newspaper and magazine articles, public records, photographs, slides, negatives, memorandums, brochures, art event notices, meeting minutes, project proposals, press releases, and correspondence from public agencies, in particular, the Community Redevelopment Agency. Also included, is ephemera, articles, and documents compiled by the Los Angeles Public Library, the Research Library at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the UCLA Art Library. Lastly, there are personal records pertaining to grant applications, drafts of the text from three published guide books, correspondence with artists relating to the accuracy of the text, and documents concerning the sale and distribution of the guides. See the full Finding Aid (https://archives.usc.edu/repositories/3/resources/319). Michael Warren Several (b. 1941) took a position as a legal assistant at the law firm of McCutchen, Black, Verleger and Shea in 1975. Eventually, Several turned his interests to artwork and became a writer and historian specializing in the public art of downtown Los Angeles. He conducted extensive research that included over 200 interviews with artists, architects, city planners, and art administrators in connection with research on the public art in Los Angeles, California. In 1986, Several formed Urban Art, Inc., a non-profit organization designed to initiate and coordinate projects related to outdoor art located in an urban context. The organization promoted awareness of outdoor public art by sponsoring exhibits and lectures, producing publications, offering educational programs, and encouraging artist involvement in the process of urban design. In addition to Several's duties as president of the organization, he also prepared and led tours to public art sites in downtown Los Angeles, Civic Center, Little Tokyo, and the Bunker Hill areas. The tours explored the relationship between public art and urban design, architecture, politics, social and cultural history. In 1990, Several received a cultural grant from the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles, for publishing a series of guides to the public art of Los Angeles. Several went on to publish multiple guides in relation to public art work in Los Angeles: The Eastern Half of the Civic Center, El Pueblo Historical Monument and its Adjacent Freeway Murals (1991), Little Tokyo (1994), A Guide to the Public Art in Lincoln Part in East Los Angeles, and A Guide to 25 of the Most Significant Works on Public Sculpture Located in Los Angeles County.
DOI: 10.25549/sev-ouc1sto839216
title: Michael Several Collection on Los Angeles Public Art, 1903-2000

description: The digitized portion here consists of a selection of materials from the full collection which focuses on public art in Los Angeles, California. The documentation covers public art projects, individual buildings, downtown areas, interviews with artists, and general topics such as murals and art. The materials consist of newspaper and magazine articles, public records, photographs, slides, negatives, memorandums, brochures, art event notices, meeting minutes, project proposals, press releases, and correspondence from public agencies, in particular, the Community Redevelopment Agency. Also included, is ephemera, articles, and documents compiled by the Los Angeles Public Library, the Research Library at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the UCLA Art Library. Lastly, there are personal records pertaining to grant applications, drafts of the text from three published guide books, correspondence with artists relating to the accuracy of the text, and documents concerning the sale and distribution of the guides. See the full Finding Aid (https://archives.usc.edu/repositories/3/resources/319). Michael Warren Several (b. 1941) took a position as a legal assistant at the law firm of McCutchen, Black, Verleger and Shea in 1975. Eventually, Several turned his interests to artwork and became a writer and historian specializing in the public art of downtown Los Angeles. He conducted extensive research that included over 200 interviews with artists, architects, city planners, and art administrators in connection with research on the public art in Los Angeles, California. In 1986, Several formed Urban Art, Inc., a non-profit organization designed to initiate and coordinate projects related to outdoor art located in an urban context. The organization promoted awareness of outdoor public art by sponsoring exhibits and lectures, producing publications, offering educational programs, and encouraging artist involvement in the process of urban design. In addition to Several's duties as president of the organization, he also prepared and led tours to public art sites in downtown Los Angeles, Civic Center, Little Tokyo, and the Bunker Hill areas. The tours explored the relationship between public art and urban design, architecture, politics, social and cultural history. In 1990, Several received a cultural grant from the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles, for publishing a series of guides to the public art of Los Angeles. Several went on to publish multiple guides in relation to public art work in Los Angeles: The Eastern Half of the Civic Center, El Pueblo Historical Monument and its Adjacent Freeway Murals (1991), Little Tokyo (1994), A Guide to the Public Art in Lincoln Part in East Los Angeles, and A Guide to 25 of the Most Significant Works on Public Sculpture Located in Los Angeles County.
DOI: 10.25549/sev-ouc16309208
title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
DOI: 10.25549/sev-ouc16309327
title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
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DOI: 10.25549/sev-ouc16309355
title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
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description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
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title: New Zealand's Digital Diplomacy as a Small State - Narratives and X handle identification

description: Widespread societal adoption of social media technology, occurring due to the advent of mass internet access, has led to many nation-states using social media for diplomatic purposes, a practice commonly termed ‘digital diplomacy’. However, case studies of small states have been notably scarce in research into state digital diplomacy practice, despite digital diplomacy’s utility for small states as a low-cost foreign policy tool. This research examines the case study of New Zealand. Using inductive analysis, X posts from the accounts of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) and New Zealand’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations are discussed to explore how New Zealand’s contemporary digital diplomacy practice aligns with New Zealand’s foreign policy strategy as a small state. In sum, this demonstrates how digital diplomacy has been used by New Zealand to portray the nation as a moral and positive actor – furthering a nation brand developed by NZ Story – and more generally support existing foreign policy. This dataset includes documented narratives from New Zealand X posts, as well as a description of the identity of X handles identified in this research from the period October 23rd - October 28th, 2024 (as account handles can change).
DOI: 10.26021/canterburynz.29288015
title: New Zealand's Digital Diplomacy as a Small State - Narratives and X handle identification

description: Widespread societal adoption of social media technology, occurring due to the advent of mass internet access, has led to many nation-states using social media for diplomatic purposes, a practice commonly termed ‘digital diplomacy’. However, case studies of small states have been notably scarce in research into state digital diplomacy practice, despite digital diplomacy’s utility for small states as a low-cost foreign policy tool. This research examines the case study of New Zealand. Using inductive analysis, X posts from the accounts of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) and New Zealand’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations are discussed to explore how New Zealand’s contemporary digital diplomacy practice aligns with New Zealand’s foreign policy strategy as a small state. In sum, this demonstrates how digital diplomacy has been used by New Zealand to portray the nation as a moral and positive actor – furthering a nation brand developed by NZ Story – and more generally support existing foreign policy. This dataset includes documented narratives from New Zealand X posts, as well as a description of the identity of X handles identified in this research from the period October 23rd - October 28th, 2024 (as account handles can change).
DOI: 10.25549/sev-ouc16309207
title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

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title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

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title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

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title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 2 (1981-1985)

description: Album of 65 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 10 December 1981 - 23 November 1985
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 2 (1981-1985)

description: Album of 65 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 10 December 1981 - 23 November 1985
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 2 (1981-1985)

description: Album of 65 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 10 December 1981 - 23 November 1985
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 3 (1985)

description: Album of 80 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 22 July - 16 November 1985.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 3 (1985)

description: Album of 80 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 22 July - 16 November 1985.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 4 (1986-1987)

description: Album of 79 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 30 April 1986 - 25 July 1987.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 4 (1986-1987)

description: Album of 79 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 30 April 1986 - 25 July 1987.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 4 (1986-1987)

description: Album of 79 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 30 April 1986 - 25 July 1987.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 5 (1987)

description: Album of 80 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 25 July - 20 December 1987.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 6 (1987-1988)

description: Album of 393 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 20 December 1987 - 14 July 1988.
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title: Michael Several Collection on Los Angeles Public Art, 1903-2000

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title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

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description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 1 (1981-1984)

description: Album of 280 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 1 December 1981 - 23 November 1984.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 2 (1981-1985)

description: Album of 65 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 10 December 1981 - 23 November 1985
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 2 (1981-1985)

description: Album of 65 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 10 December 1981 - 23 November 1985
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 3 (1985)

description: Album of 80 photographs of Los Angeles buildings and streets, 22 July - 16 November 1985.
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title: Los Angeles photograph album 3 (1985)

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