Records, remnants, archive, anachronisms, nostalgia, inheritance: the work exhibited in Affective Histories create haptic relationships to particular slices of time. Presented together, the artworks form an archive of local, communal, and personal histories through the use of found material and borrowed forms not typically considered worth keeping or recording. Using juxtaposition and collage, the artists included in Affective Histories disrupt normative linear time by folding foreign time into the present.