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Aotearoa New Zealand · 1980s Some television memories begin before the screen: a bag on the floor, a place claimed on the carpet, the school day finally over. In Aotearoa New Zealand, After School ran through the 1980s. Its first host, Olly Ohlson, brought te reo Māori and sign language into the pr...
ViewJapan · Late 1990s A friendship could fit in the corner of a notebook. Print Club arrived in Japan in July 1995; the photo-sticker culture that followed made taking, keeping and exchanging tiny portraits part of the fun. Manufacturer FuRyu’s retrospective describes both sticker books and exchanges....
ViewSouth Africa · 1990s Kwaito emerged in South Africa in the 1990s, carrying local voices and youth culture into a changing musical landscape. South African History Online traces the genre’s development and the artists who helped shape it. Our invented listening scene focuses on a small social gestu...
ViewSingapore · 1990s School supplies could have a second life between lessons. The National Museum of Singapore’s collection of play memories includes improvised toys and country erasers adapted for games. Its old-school game guide even explains how one eraser can be flipped onto another. This imagin...
ViewMexico · 1994 onward The surprise inside the packet could become the main event. Sabritas introduced Tazos in Mexico in 1994: small collectible discs that travelled well beyond the snack bag. For a child who collected them, a duplicate was also a possible trade. The pictured discs here are stylise...
ViewFrance · 1990s For many viewers in France, Club Dorothée was part of the rhythm of childhood television. INA’s retrospective recalls the programme’s presence on Wednesdays and weekends, alongside the familiar face of its presenter. Our scene keeps the camera on the viewer’s side of the screen: a s...
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