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Here’s the #2 reason to choose to donate to WAAM:

OUR ARCHIVES: HISTORY PRESERVED

Our Archives is the hidden gem that houses thousands of items—letters, diaries, catalogs, objects, photos, books, you name it—to preserve the history of our art colony. These include, for example, the 1952 concert program for the inaugural performance of John Cage’s best-known composition, 4’33” ; the palette used by Karl Fortess, and the original recordings of the 1952 Woodstock Art Conference (newly digitized.) 
Robert Motherwell at the 1952 Woodstock Art Conference, photo by Adrian Siegel
Among our treasures: Petra Cabot's Skotch Kooler,  WAA artist Karl Fortess' palette,
and the original program for John Cage's  4'33"
The Archives has been used by countless students, filmmakers, curators, scholars, collectors, and authors, and was especially vital to the creation of our newly-published book Woodstock Artists Association: One Hundred Years of Community and Art .

Help us keep alive this important program!

It’s just one of the many great reasons
to donate to WAAM on Giving Tuesday, December 3. 

And if you can’t wait, 
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