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Biography and Fashion Collections: Developing a dress-specific acquisition and cataloguing methodology using the Francis Golding Collections.

传记和时尚系列：使用弗朗西斯·戈尔丁系列开发特定服装的采集和编目方法。

基本信息

批准号：
2278013
负责人：
金额：
--
依托单位：
University of the Arts London
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Studentship
财政年份：
2019
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2019 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2278013
关键词：
Biography Fashion Collections Developing dress

项目摘要

How can analysis of the clothing collections of Francis Golding, held in the Museum of London (MOL) and London College of Fashion Archives (LCF), be used as a case study for creating a dress-specific acquisition and cataloguing methodology. The Golding collections engage with masculinity and gender studies, LGBTQ+ dress, as well as British design history, providing a unique opportunity to analyse how dress-based collections are acquired and catalogued. The proposed research will establish a methodology that enables the full biography of an object of dress to be documented upon acquisition, connected to the wider collection, and catalogued in a manner that creates new avenues of accessibility, including online portals. By gathering the experiences and needs of donors, collections specialists, and museum audiences, my research aims to create a standard operative framework which currently does not exist. This framework can then be implemented by individual curators and collections practitioners and adopted by museums and galleries holding dress-based collections. This will allow for deeper analysis of the interconnectivity between personal identity and object biography, and broader socio-cultural, fashion and design histories in museum collections. These new lines of accessibility to collections will encourage engagement with diverse communities; therefore enriching the provenance of objects. This methodology aims to open up collections and include the histories of groups and individuals who have been previously under or misrepresented in museums.

对弗朗西斯•戈尔丁（Francis Golding）在伦敦博物馆（MOL）和伦敦时装档案馆学院（LCF）收藏的服装藏品的分析，如何被用作案例研究，以创建一种特定于服装的收购和编目方法？戈尔丁的系列涉及男性气质和性别研究、LGBTQ+服装以及英国设计历史，为分析服装系列的获取和编目提供了一个独特的机会。拟议的研究将建立一种方法，使一件服装的完整传记能够在购买时被记录下来，与更广泛的收藏相联系，并以一种创造新的可访问途径（包括在线门户）的方式进行编目。通过收集捐赠者、收藏专家和博物馆观众的经验和需求，我的研究旨在创建一个目前尚不存在的标准操作框架。然后，这个框架可以由个人策展人和收藏从业者实施，并被举办服装收藏的博物馆和画廊采用。这将允许更深入地分析个人身份和对象传记之间的相互联系，以及博物馆藏品中更广泛的社会文化，时尚和设计历史。这些新的馆藏可访问性将鼓励与不同社区的接触；从而丰富了物品的来源。这种方法旨在开放收藏，并包括以前在博物馆中被低估或歪曲的群体和个人的历史。