Tatting: A Lost Art Form
subject:
Tatting
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2001
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Woodland Indians
subject:
Indigenous peoples, Powwows
key words:
Ceremonial costume
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin Location
Oneida
44° 29' 33.6588" N, 88° 12' 58.0572" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2001
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Hawker's Heroes: The Theiler Family Hunting Shack
subject:
Vernacular architecture, Card games
key words:
Hunting shacks, Nicknames
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2001
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Consumption Rituals Among Rural Norwegian Men and Women: An Examination of the Sacred Nature of the Norwegian Bunad
subject:
Ethnic clothing
key words:
Norwegian Americans
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2001
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Joseph Shefchik and the Art of Basketmaking
subject:
Basket making (material culture)
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin Location
Kewaunee County
44° 30' 5.9976" N, 87° 30' 5.3064" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2002
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Ethel Kvalheim: From Rural Artist to First-Rate Rosmaler
subject:
Rosmaling, Painting
key words:
Norwegian Americans
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2002
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ The Institution that is Hunting at Camp Rekkabed
subject:
Deer hunting, Vernacular architecture
key words:
Cabins
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2002
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Quilting and Community
subject:
Quilting
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2002
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Belgian Days
subject:
Shrines, Recipes
key words:
Belgian Americans, Wooden shoes, Kermiss
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2002
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Analysis of Arab Americans: Culture and Folklore in the 21st Century
subject:
Islam, Holidays
key words:
Arab Americans, Ramadan, Eid-al-fitr
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2003
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ When This You See Remember Me: Friendship Quilts
subject:
Quilting
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2003
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Handwork
subject:
Knitting, Needlepoint, Crocheting
key words:
Crewel
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2003
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Quilting: A Work of Heart
subject:
Quilting
key words:
9 photographs
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2003
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Latvian Cultural Practices in a Second Generation Immigrant
key words:
Latvian Americans, Grarezers (Latvian summer camp)
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2003
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Djam: A Woodcarver's Story
subject:
Woodcarving, Drums
key words:
Ghanaian woodcarving
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2003
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Barns of Wisconsin and the History and Traditions Behind Them
subject:
Barns
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2003
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Tom and Philayne Chose: Dedication to Norwegian Traditions
subject:
Festivals, Clothing
key words:
Norwegian Americans, Syttende Mai, Bunad
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin Location
Stoughton
42° 55' 0.4368" N, 89° 13' 0.1524" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2003
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Tattoos: Expression, Addiction, or Boredom
subject:
Tattoos, Tattooing
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2004
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ A History of Packrats in the Gonda Family
subject:
Collection hobbies
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2005
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Hmong Story Cloths: Unique Material Culture with a Questionable History
subject:
Embroidery, Textiles
key words:
Hmong Americans
course:
510 Folklore Theory
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2005
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Tattooing: A Taboo Art? Or an Identity Builder?
subject:
Tattoos
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2006
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Quilting
subject:
Quilting
course:
630 Seminar in American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2005
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Ethnic and Immigrant Folklore: Home Building of the Dutch
subject:
Vernacular architecture, Interior design, Paintings, Gardens
key words:
Dutch Americans
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore Location
Poynette
43° 23' 24.9504" N, 89° 24' 10.4256" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2006
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Wisconsin Quilting
subject:
Quilting
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin Location
Wasau
44° 57' 32.886" N, 89° 37' 48.4392" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2007
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Cruising
subject:
Automobiles
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2007
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Llama Dreams
subject:
Llamas, Spinning (textiles), Knitting
key words:
Llama farms
course:
630 Seminar in American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2007
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ The Metamorphosis of American Agriculture
subject:
Farming, Mechanized tools and machines, Hand tools
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
year:
unknown
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Commu-Knit-y: portrait of a knitting group in Madison, WI
subject:
Social Interaction, Knitting
key words:
Cross-generational Interaction ,Age Diversity, Casual Friendships,Community Meeting
course:
Folklore 560 Folklore in a Digital Age Location
Madison
43° 4' 22.9872" N, 89° 24' 4.428" W
Project Course Instructor:
Howard, Robert
semester:
Spring
year:
2009
This project documents a meeting of a diverse group of knitters in Madison, Wisconsin. Members represent a variety of ages and backgrounds.
access:
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/37733 Dressing Derby: Uniforms and Personae of the Mad Rollin' Dolls
subject:
sports tights,skirts,shorts,roller skates,helmets,make up,sports uniforms,identity
key words:
attire,flashy outfits,fishnet tights,mouth guards,elbow pads,knee pads,
course:
Folklore 560 Folklore in a Digital Age Location
Madison
43° 2' 39.2244" N, 89° 22' 49.6992" W
Project Course Instructor:
Howard, Robert
semester:
Spring
year:
2009
For the project, I focused on the participants of the Mad Rollin' Dolls Flat Track Roller Derby League.
access:
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/37842 - « first
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