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Institutions of One, Cycle 01

From RN Collins, selected work

The article, the sources and the image credits behind this post, each linked to the original.

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Research cited

  1. 17 U.S.C. § 106 — Exclusive rights in copyrighted works (United States Congress; Legal Information Institute access copy) law.cornell.edu
  2. 17 U.S.C. § 202 — Ownership of copyright as distinct from ownership of material object (United States Congress; Legal Information Institute access copy) law.cornell.edu
  3. 17 U.S.C. § 204 — Execution of transfers of copyright ownership (United States Congress; Legal Information Institute access copy) law.cornell.edu
  4. Smithsonian Open Access (Smithsonian Institution) si.edu
  5. Smithsonian Learning Lab (Smithsonian Institution) learninglab.si.edu

Other sources

  1. Rights Clearance: A Guide for Independent Filmmakers (World Intellectual Property Organization) wipo.int
  2. PixelMusica — Video Production Team (Wikimedia Commons) commons.wikimedia.org
  3. Film Director and Crew (Wikimedia Commons) commons.wikimedia.org
  4. Artists & Photographers (Library of Congress) loc.gov
  5. ILO World of Work Photo Library (International Labour Organization) ilo.org
  6. Openverse (Openverse / WordPress) openverse.org
  7. Freelancers Union Contract Creator (Freelancers Union) freelancersunion.org
  8. Meta Ad Library (Meta) facebook.com
  9. LinkedIn Ad Library (LinkedIn) linkedin.com
  10. Google Ads Transparency Center (Google) adstransparency.google.com
  11. TikTok Creative Center — Top Ads (TikTok) ads.tiktok.com
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  13. Europeana APIs and IIIF (Europeana Foundation) api.europeana.eu
  14. Creative Commons Search Portal (Creative Commons) search.creativecommons.org
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  21. Flourish (Flourish / Canva) flourish.studio
  22. Datawrapper (Datawrapper) datawrapper.de
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  32. IP Basic Toolkits (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office) uspto.gov
  33. Library of Congress IIIF Image Services (Library of Congress) loc.gov
  34. NEA Artists and Cultural Workers Statistical Portrait (National Endowment for the Arts) arts.gov
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  46. The $2,000 Video (Institutions of One Reader) institutions-of-one-reader.vercel.app
  47. Ownership Trail (Institutions of One Reader) institutions-of-one-reader.vercel.app
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  49. Nike swoosh logo history (about.nike.com) about.nike.com

Images, slide by slide

Slide 1a
Photograph of an original black leather football boot with a large cream Swoosh on the side, shown angled on a pale grey groundSource: Nike, Inc. archivePhoto record
Slide 1b
Photograph inside Nike's own archive in Beaverton, Oregon: a wall sign reading 'Department of Nike Archives' above stacks of labeled bankers boxes, with an archive staff member in a red sweatshirt lifting one box, face turned downPhoto: Alastair Philip WiperPhoto record
Slide 2
Illustrative photo: an aerial view straight down on a Manhattan street, with a giant black Swoosh on the white roof of Nike's New York headquarters among taxis and glass towers (Nike photograph)Source: Nike, Inc.Photo record
Slide 3a
Illustrative photo: a handwritten note on cream paper signed 'Carolyn', addressed to 'Jeff', about sample shoe plugs for soccer shoes, with small pasted-up NIKE lettering and Swoosh options below (Nike archive photograph)Source: Nike, Inc. archivePhoto record
Slide 3b
Illustrative photo: A white Nike Cortez running shoe with a red Swoosh on a retail display shelfPhoto: LeDroiderPhoto record
Slide 4
Photograph of a sheet of paper in Nike's archive carrying two 'nike' wordmark-and-Swoosh logo drawings in black ink and the handwritten signature 'Carolyn Davidson'. It is Davidson's own logo artwork, the kind of thing the sentence calls the work deliveredSource: Nike, Inc. archivePhoto record
Slide 5
Illustrative photo: a narrow aisle between two bright orange rolling shelf units in Nike's archive, packed with labeled shoe boxes and cartons under fluorescent light (photograph by Alastair Philip Wiper for Nike)Photo: Alastair Philip WiperPhoto record
Slide 6
Illustrative photo: a white presentation board with a pasted-up 'nike' script wordmark above a black Swoosh, blue handwritten production notes beside them and the signature Carolyn Davidson at lower right (Vitra Design Museum press image, Nike archive artwork, captioned 1972)Source: Nike, Inc. archivePhoto record
Slide 7
Illustrative photo: close-up of the side of a cream leather prototype shoe with a Swoosh made of hundreds of hand-inked blue and red dots, next to a cotton lace (Nike archive photograph; Nike dates the prototype to 1975)Source: Nike, Inc. archivePhoto record
Slide 8
Illustrative photo: close-up of an orange zip-front track jacket with a black pinwheel logo and the word NIKE on the chest (Nike archive photograph; Nike dates the pinwheel to the 1976 Olympic Trials)Source: Nike, Inc. archivePhoto record

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