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Archives of American Art

Collective Memory Takes Center Stage at the Smithsonian Archives of American Art Gala

Honorees Alex Katz, Adam D. Weinberg and Bank of America were recognized for their profound contributions to art, scholarship and preservation.
By Christa Terry
Art dealer and Director of OK Harris Gallery Ivan Karp poses with OK Harris artists for a portrait in February 1970 in front of OK Harris Gallery in Soho, New York City, New York. In the doorway, starting second from left is artist Duane Hanson, Ms. Marilyn Karp, and gallerist Ivan Karp. (Photo by David Gahr/Getty Images)

The Smithsonian Acquires the Complete Records of Pioneer Soho Gallery OK Harris

The Archives of American Art has acquired the influential gallery's complete records.
By Alanna Martinez

André Emmerich Papers, Gallery Records Catalogued by Archives of American Art

After three years of work, the papers of legendary dealer André Emmerich and his gallery are now catalogued and available
By Andrew Russeth

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