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Archives of American Art

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40: 54: 85: 337:, Richardson and Fleischman organized the Archives of American Art with the support of scholars and businessmen. Their intention was to collect materials related to American artists, art dealers, institutions and writers, and to allow scholars and writers to access the holdings. In 1970 the Archives became part of the Smithsonian Institution, moving its processing center and storage facility from Detroit to the 218: 420:. With funding from the Terra Foundation for American Art Digitization Program, the Archives has fully digitized numerous collections, which are accessible on their website. In April, 2011, the Archives received a second Terra grant of $ 3 million to fund another five years of digitization and technological developments, which began in 2005 with a $ 3.6 million grant from Terra. 647:'s family donated his papers to the Archives. It took three years to organize the collection of more than 400 linear feet. The collection consists of the sales of every artwork sold by the gallery during Castelli's lifetime, published reviews of the gallery's exhibits, photographs, and correspondence with the many artists he represented, which included, among others, 92: 61: 706:, the Mark Rothko Foundation, and the Pasadena Art Alliance. Today the Archives houses nearly 2,000 oral history interviews relating to American art. The program continues today with funding from the Terra Foundation of American Art, the Brown Foundation of Houston, the Widgeon Point Charitable Foundation, the Art Dealers Association of America. Donor 681:
donated his collection in 1969. It contained over 60,000 letters, notes, sketches, manuscripts, photographs and business records covering 70 years. One month later his house burned to the ground and Kent was quoted as stating that he had wished he had donated the entire house to the Archives.
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The Archives of American Art is one of nine research centers of the Smithsonian Institution. It is managed by a director, nominated by a board of trustees. Anne Helmreich was appointed the new director in 2023. Governance includes an executive committee, a council, and emeriti members.
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Currently, the collection and offices are located at the Victor Building, on 9th Street NW, only a few blocks away from the Old Patent Office Building. Every year the Archives honors individual contributions to the American art community with the
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The Archives holds a unique collection of material from notable artists, dealers, critics and collectors. While papers and documents make up a large portion of the Archives, more unique objects have been acquired over the years. These include a
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from the A G Foundation which established the Elizabeth Murray Oral History of Women in the Visual Arts Project destined to fund oral history interviews with important women within the American art community), and a $ 250,000 grant from
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To illuminate scholarship of the history of art in America through collecting, preserving, and making available for study the documentation of this country's rich artistic legacy.
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Lawrence A. Fleischman. The first archivist was Arline Custer, the librarian of the Detroit Institute of Arts Research Library. Concerned about the lack of material relating to
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The Archives relies heavily on grants and private donations to fund the archival processing and care of collections. In 2009 the Archives received a $ 213,315 grant from the
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funded The Nanette L. Laitman Documentation Project for Craft and Decorative Arts in America enabling over 150 interviews with American craft artists.
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In 2011, the Archives of American Art became the first Smithsonian business unit to work directly with Knowledge (XXG) through the
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Upon the founding of the Archives, all collections, whether loaned or donated to the Archives, were duplicated on
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to assist with the digitization of approximately 4,000 recordings and the preservation of 6,000 hours of sound.
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Marissa Hoechstetter (7 October 2010). "Smithsonian Announces Archives of American Art Medal Recipients".
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The Archives mounts rotating exhibitions of its collections at the Lawrence A. Fleischman Gallery of the
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Reliable sources from the Archives of American art: a selection of letters, sketches and photographs
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in 1743, in which Smibert describes to his dealer his theories about the future of art in America.
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In 2009, the Archives received two major grants to further their oral history program: a $ 75,000
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at no charge. Microfilm is no longer being produced at the Archives as it has been superseded by
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is the largest collection of primary resources documenting the history of the visual arts in the
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Speaking of Art: Selections from the Archives of American Art Oral History Collection, 1958-2008
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In 1989–1996, with additions in 2007 and 2017, Boris Mirski's family donated the records of the
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Lawrence A. Fleischman Award for Scholarly Excellence in the Field of American Art History
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records. In 2009 the Archives acquired 88 collections totaling 717 linear feet.
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Archives of American Art, The Papers of Latino & Latin American Artists, 1.
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birth of Jackson Pollock with an exhibition of Pollock's archives and artwork.
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Over 100 individuals and organizations are represented in the Archives'
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Of the Moment: A Video Sampler from the Archives of American Art
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Nathan, Emily (March 1976), "The Archives of American Art.",
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Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture
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Knowledge (XXG) Galleries, Libraries, and Museums project
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Members of the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington
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