At the beginning of fall term, Ms. Durand, the Lamont Gallery Manager, reached out to us because of our displayed interest in the gallery and/or from our prior work with the gallery last spring. She proposed the idea to Principal MacFarlane of curating her dining room in Saltonstall house with pieces from our immense archive. Principal MacFarlane, eager to customize the home, accepted and funded our project (after we came up with a budget, of course). "Watermelon Sleeves," or more properly known as The Red Death , by Federico Castellón . For the next few months, Ms. Knauss, the Collections Assistant and Archives Coordinator, supervised our meetings. Fueled by pizza, we first reviewed most of the items in the archive digitally, noting the pieces that evoked strong emotions from us. As we reviewed the collection, we began to notice themes and nicknaming the pieces such as ‘Watermelon sleeves’ and ‘MS Paint’. There was a section of about a dozen po