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Whether recording historic events or simple day-to-day moments, these diary entries evoke the humanity of these artists and their moment in time. Archives of American Art Joseph Cornell diary entry ...

Fifty years ago, in Detroit, the Archives of American Art was founded by E. P. Richardson, then director of the Detroit Institute of Arts, and Lawrence A. Fleischman, a young collector and patron of ...

Jacob Lawrence captured the streets and stoops of Harlem in many of his paintings from the 1940s. In Tombstones, the painter ...

A new exhibition co-presented by the National Portrait Gallery and the Archives of American Art explores the seminal artist’s ...

Josh T. Franco is the national collector for the Archives of American Art. Instagram: @jtobiasfranco The papers of artist and educator Marjorie Kreilick highlight her contribution to mosaic and ...

Gil Elvgren was an American artist born in St. Paul, Minnesota in 1914. He became one of the most famous pin-up and glamour artists of all time, known for his iconic images of the all-American ...

Gallagher's art is deeply rooted in Afrofuturism. It makes us think about identity, technology, and collective memory. Her work pushes us to see a world where the past and future meet. It's a world ...

What, then, is Venetian art and American art? That’s a different question. Some art affirms the values of the society. That was the case in the Venetian Republic. And in some other societies ...

Whether you admire the emotional canvases of the Italian Renaissance or get curious about contemporary art installations, art ...

The yard became a symbol of the American dream and the site of a particularly American art form, an outdoor gallery to showcase one’s tastes — whether assimilationist (a white picket fence ...

From March 8 through April 20, the gallery will host the largest presentation to date of the Japanese-American artist Kikuo Saito. Dubbed “Color Codes,” the show centers on Saito’s ...