THE MARCH: An Online Exhibition

This digital exhibition illuminates the making and impact of The March, a landmark Civil Rights documentary.

THE JAMES BLUE ALLIANCE

The organization launched by Richard Blue to honor his brother’s life and build his legacy can be accessed here.

JAMES BLUE ARCHIVE

A comprehensive guide to the  papers and other media in the UO Special Collections James Blue Archive can be found here.

THE FILMS

THE TEACHINGS

THE LIFE

THE INTERVIEWS

THE MEDIA ACTIVISM

NOTES ON JAMES BLUE

Anne Richardson’s blog on James Blue’s work accompanied the “Tribute to James Blue” events in Eugene and Portland in 2014.

REMEMBERING JAMES BLUE: Facebook Page

THE WORK OF JAMES BLUE: A Retrospective

24-page PDF of booklet published by Hallwalls in Buffalo in conjnction with the retrospective of the same title.

CITIZEN BLUE: THE JAMES BLUE STORY

Daniel Miller’s documentary feature on James Blue’s career.

James Blue Project News

1859 cover story: “Who Was James Blue?”

Editor Max Giffin wrote a terrific story in the November-December, 2014 issue of 1859 on the importance of James Blue. In his Editor's Letter preceding the story, Giffin writes: "There is almost a feeling of guilt for those of us who should have known about or known...

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About Us

A collaborative project of the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art and UO Libraries, utilizing the James Blue Archive in Special Collections, and implemented with the participation of the James Blue Research Interest Group.

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