What is the Library currently prioritizing as it seeks new bodies of documentation to add to its records?
- Documentation of projects by artists, spaces from communities and regions that have been overlooked and underrepresented, historically and recently.
- Documentation of art history from closed galleries and small institutions that is no longer easily accessed and is at risk of disappearing from public view altogether.
- Documentation from artist-run and alternative spaces that do not benefit from professionalized archival infrastructure.
- Documentation of material that our users, especially the Library's members, are looking for as they do research and learn about artists.
- Documentation of projects by artists our staff and advisors think are especially important, according to all the subjective vagaries that go into such a determination.
- Documentation of projects by artists, spaces from communities and regions that have been overlooked and underrepresented, historically and recently.
- Documentation of art history from closed galleries and small institutions that is no longer easily accessed and is at risk of disappearing from public view altogether.
- Documentation from artist-run and alternative spaces that do not benefit from professionalized archival infrastructure.
- Documentation of material that our users, especially the Library's members, are looking for as they do research and learn about artists.
- Documentation of projects by artists our staff and advisors think are especially important, according to all the subjective vagaries that go into such a determination.