Archives

As a repository for both historical and current documentation, the Archives at Storm King Art Center collects, organizes, preserves and makes accessible multi-format records of enduring value that document the Art Center's development. Read More

They are made available for the administrative support of current museum activities, for the successful stewardship of the institution’s collections, and for research conducted by staff and the public. In addition, a robust archival program directly complements Storm King’s curatorial and educational mission by contributing to art historical scholarship and contemporary art discourse, enhancing collaboration through resource integration, and inspiring an active and engaging Storm King experience for all.

Among the Archives' Special Collections, the Oral History Program offers a dynamic point of entry. Presented alongside archival materials referenced in interviews, the oral histories provide historical narratives that detail the curation and maintenance of the collection from the perspective of institutional leaders, as well as in-depth accounts from artists about creating work sited and shown at Storm King.

Please see the Archives' terms of Use and Reproduction before exploring, and Contact the Archives with questions or requests.

Support for Storm King Art Center’s Oral History Program and Archival Program is made possible by generous lead support from the Henry Luce Foundation. Support is also provided by the Pine Tree Foundation.