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The world's preeminent resource dedicated to collecting and preserving the papers and primary records of the visual arts in America.

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Menyertai Ogos 2010
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    Thank you to all that have shared our programs and projects as resources for education and self-care. We continue to offer the Care Package during challenging periods. We recognize and thank these artists and educators for their contributions.

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    to painter William Henry Johnson (1901–1970)! 🎂 Known for his colorful & consciously naïve style, Johnson produced hundreds of works of art in a career that spanned several decades & continents. To explore his fully digitized papers, visit:

    Black and white photograph of William Henry Johnson and his wife, Holcha Krake, in their home studio
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    Lowery Stokes Sims is a curator, art historian, & arts administrator. In her interview from 2010, she discusses her career trajectory & the importance of mentorship. Visit our website to read the interview transcript & listen to the first five minutes.

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    Ethel Schwabacher was a painter & art historian in New York. Her papers document research & writings on her former teacher Arshile Gorky & her colleague John Ford, as well as her own painting career. A finding aid to her papers is online:

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    Join for a talk on March 18th from 6–7pm, featuring Ben Gillespie, Liza Kirwin, & artist Wendy Red Star! To learn more about the Archives’ Pandemic Oral History Project, register here:

    Register now for the first conversation from the Spring 2021 @LunderInst Talks series about the Pandemic Oral History project, featuring participating artist , as well as Ben Gillespie and Liza Kirwin of the :
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    🎉Happy birthday to Emma Amos (1937–2020)! 🎉Amos forged a career across painting, print, and textile, shaping each medium to critique racist and sexist social norms. Check out her oral history today:

    “I still take the world on my shoulders and I figure oh, dear, I’ll never get into white heaven because I’ve done something Black bad.” Emma Amos, oral history interview, 1968
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    New York sculptor Sculptor Frances Kent Lamont is known for her war memorials and exhibited extensively in the United States and Europe. Her papers have been processed and a finding aid is online:

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    , a multimedia artist based in Norway, was interviewed for the Archives' Pandemic Oral History Project. This new series of 85 interviews with American artists & art world figures is available on our website. Watch his here:

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    "Here is an offspring from the soul-land of the Southwest," Lucy Lippard to Kathy Vargas 📸: detail, Lucy Lippard postcard to Kathy Vargas, 19 June 1989. Kathy Vargas papers, circa 1965-2016.

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    Celebrate with the papers of , described by her gallerist as the forgotten bridge from "Conceptual artists to Pictures Generation artists." A finding aid and select images from her collection available here:

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    🎉Happy Birthday Elaine de Kooning!🎉 Here is the artist at work sketching a president with children underfoot. Goals! 📸: Elaine de Kooning sketching John F. Kennedy, circa 1962. James Graham & Sons records, 1821.

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    Kay WalkingStick was interviewed as part of the Archives’ Pandemic Oral History Project. This series of 85 newly conducted interviews of American artists & art world figures is now available on our website. Watch here:

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    The papers of abstract painter Eleanore Lockspeiser have been processed and a finding aid is now available:

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    Marie Sterner was an art dealer in New York. She began her career at Knoedler and Co. before opening the Marie Sterner Gallery in the early 1920s. A finding aid to the Marie Sterner and Marie Sterner Gallery papers is online:

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    Japanese American video and installation artist, , was interviewed as part of the Archives’ Pandemic Oral History Project. This series of 85 interviews of American artists & art world figures is now available on our website. Watch here:

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    📸: Mary Cassatt letter to Ambroise Vollard, circa 1903, Mary Cassatt letters, 1882-1926 Painter Mary Cassatt (1844-1926) is one of the preeminent Impressionists known for complex depictions of women and their children.

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    When owners of a Texas pecan-shelling plant cut wages, 21-year-old Emma Tenayuca led the Mexican and Mexican American workers in walking out. More videos of women making change:

    Striking for Fair Wages
    When owners of a San Antonio, Texas, pecan-shelling plant reduced low wages even more, 21-year-old Emma Tenayuca led the Mexican and Mexican American workers in walking out.
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    "...how you feel, you know, when you are, the silence, how you feel the hour when the everything comes out” —Arturo Rodríguez Arturo Rodríguez was interviewed on August 26, 2020 for the Archives’ Pandemic Oral History Project. Full interview here:

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    to , 'Mama of Dada,' famed potter, cofounder and editor of 'The Blind Man' and 'Rongwrong,' and driving force of the American Avant Garde. 51,425 digitized images comprise her papers, available here: .

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    The records of Willard Gallery (est. 1936-1987) in New York have been processed and the finding aid is available online:

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