Translations:Ordenen en verpakken van archief Ugo Dehaes/1/en - Bewerkingsoverzicht

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	In the context of a work placement at Het Firmament (now [[CEMPER]]) for the Postgraduate course in Archiving: Heritage Management and Modern Document Management at the VUB in Brussels, a study was carried out into the contents of the archives of performance artists and what criteria are used to preserve the archive. As a practical example the archive of choreographer Ugo Dehaes was analysed to obtain an idea of what is actually produced and preserved during the creation and performance of a dance production. On the basis of this discussion and an examination of the physical archive, it was possible to extend the existing list of what the archive of performance artists contains. During the examination of the material, the physical archive was classified, cleaned, repacked and labelled, before being stored in one place.		In the context of a work placement at Het Firmament (now [[CEMPER]]) for the Postgraduate course in Archiving: Heritage Management and Modern Document Management at the VUB in Brussels, a study was carried out into the contents of the archives of performance artists and what criteria are used to preserve the archive.

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In the context of a work placement at Het Firmament (now [[CEMPER]]) for the Postgraduate course in Archiving: Heritage Management and Modern Document Management at the VUB in Brussels, a study was carried out into the contents of the archives of performance artists and what criteria are used to preserve the archive. As a practical example the archive of choreographer Ugo Dehaes was analysed to obtain an idea of what is actually produced and preserved during the creation and performance of a dance production. On the basis of this discussion and an examination of the physical archive, it was possible to extend the existing list of what the archive of performance artists contains. During the examination of the material, the physical archive was classified, cleaned, repacked and labelled, before being stored in one place.