DONATING MATERIALS TO THE AKAA ARCHIVE
The Archive of Korean Artists in America (AKAA) welcomes material donations that support the documentation, preservation, and long-term study of Korean artists working in the United States. Contributions play a vital role in sustaining the AKAA as a living, community-centered archive and public research resource.
MATERIALS WE ACCEPT
The AKAA accepts a wide-range of materials related to the artistic practices and professional histories of Korean artists, including but not limited to:
All materials should be relevant to the mission and scope of the AKAA.
ACQUISITION SCOPE
Materials considered for inclusion in the AKAA should directly relate to artists of Korean heritage and their artistic practices. The archive prioritizes materials that contribute to long-term research value, historical documentation, and public access.
The AKAA focuses on artists working in the United States, across generations, disciplines, and cultural contexts.
ARTIST INCLUSION REVIEW PROCESS
Proposed artist inclusions and material donations are reviewed twice annually by the AKAA Committee. Decisions are based on relevance to the archive’s mission, research significance, and the sustainability of long-term care and access. Due to capacity limitations, not all proposed materials may be accepted. Donors will be notified following the review process.
CONTACT
For inquiries regarding material donations, artist inclusion, or related questions, please contact archive@ahlfoundation.org.