THE MARCH: An Online Exhibition
This digital exhibition illuminates the making and impact of The March, a landmark Civil Rights documentary.
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
CITIZEN BLUE: THE JAMES BLUE STORY
Daniel Miller’s documentary feature on James Blue’s career.
James Blue Project News
March on Washington 60th Anniversary Double Feature Available for Booking
NOW AVAILABLE FOR BOOKING THE UO JAMES BLUE PROJECT & UCLA FILM AND TELEVISION ARCHIVE Special offer for DCP bookings in 2023 in honor of the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom THE MARCH (James Blue, 1964, 33 minutes) 2013...
New project explores a classic of the civil rights era by a UO alum
A new digital exhibition illuminates the making of 'The March,' a landmark documentary of the period, and the film’s creator, UO grad James Blue. With support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the film is now the centerpiece of a major new digital project by UO...
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...
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.
