Read first-hand perspectives from the staff who preserve and document the history of the visual arts in America.
Guest author Angela Smith shares the story of a friendship that was sparked by an oral history interview.
In the latest entry in our Conversations Across Collections series, national collector Josh T Franco chronicles the art and activism of Juan Sánchez.
Processing archivist Rihoko Ueno highlights the Toshiko Takaezu Papers, recently acquired by the Archives. The following essay was originally published in the Fall 2020 issue (vol. 59, no. 2) of the Archives of American Art Journal.
Guest author Marina Pacini examines what can be gleaned from an interview with an artist who does not like to talk about herself in Conversations Across Collections.
Matthew Simms, the Gerald and Bente Buck West Coast Collector, highlights the Ronald Davis Papers, recently acquired by the Archives. The following essay was originally published in the Fall 2020 issue (vol. 59, no. 2) of the Archives of American Art Journal.
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