Object Title
Matsunaga Affair Statements and Publications
Part of
Collection: Ann Snitow Faculty Records
Material Category
Textual Record
Type of Work
records (documents)
Description
Faculty member Ann Snitow's file, compiled in response to the "Matsunaga Affair," in which fellow New School faculty member Sekou Sundiata defaced a work by graphic designer Shin Matsunaga hanging in the Parsons School of Design exhibition center. File consists of Snitow's notes and magazine clippings and other material compiled by Snitow, including letters to her that constitute hate mail using explicit racist, sexist, and homophobic images and terminology.
Date
1989 – 1990
Related people
Ann Barr Snitow (compiler)
Sekou Sundiata (subject)
Shin Matsunaga (subject)
Jonathan F. Fanton (subject)
Related Repository
New School Institutional Collections
Use Restrictions
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
Location
box 2, folder 13
Identifier
NS020801_000011
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Material Category
Textual RecordType of Work
records (documents)Description
Faculty member Ann Snitow's file, compiled in response to the "Matsunaga Affair," in which fellow New School faculty member Sekou Sundiata defaced a work by graphic designer Shin Matsunaga hanging in the Parsons School of Design exhibition center. File consists of Snitow's notes and magazine clippings and other material compiled by Snitow, including letters to her that constitute hate mail using explicit racist, sexist, and homophobic images and terminology.Date
1989 – 1990Related people
Ann Barr Snitow (compiler)Sekou Sundiata (subject)
Shin Matsunaga (subject)
Jonathan F. Fanton (subject)
Related Repository
New School Institutional CollectionsUse Restrictions
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Location
box 2, folder 13Identifier
NS020801_000011Related Objects
There’s more! What you see on this site is only what is viewable online. Please visit archives.newschool.edu to find out more about what’s in the archives.