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Kabuya Pamela Bowens- Saffo's collection includes printed materials such as exhibition announcements, catalogs, brochures, photographs and studio archives that highlight her extensive practice as an artist and educator over over four decades. The collection is currently in processing and will be available in April.

Rosemarie Chiarlone's collection consists of printed materials and documentation of artwork including works on paper, artist books, installation, and sculpture.

Cara Despain's collection contains documentation of field work, process materials and site research that highlights the ambiguous relationship that exists between artwork and documentation. Despain's work interrogates the narratives and symbols surrounding industrialization, climate change, frontier expansion & land settlements.

The Lynne Golob Gelfman Collection contains printed materials such an exhibition announcements, news clippings and ephemera that represent her proflic art production in South Florida and across the United States.

Loni Johnson's collection includes documentation of her sketchbooks, drawings, mixed media artwork, and select installations and performances.

Sophia Lacroiix's collection includes documentation of her paintings, exhibitions, and printed materials. Haitian-born artist Sophia Lacroix is known for her hyperrealistic paintings that depict the scenes of everyday life in her home country.

Mary Larsen's collection includes exhibition documentation, printed materials, and ephemera that capture Larsen's multidisciplinary art practice in South Florida.

Susan Lee-Chun's collection includes documentation of the vast archive of found objects, materials, and artifacts that have informed and framed the artist's multidisciplinary practice.

Aurora Molina's collection was produced during Aurora Molina's A/A (Artist as Archivist) residency with WAAM between 2022 and 2024. The collection includes digital photographs, artworks and ephemera.

Charo Oquet's collection includes printed material, ephemera, photographs, books, catalogs, essays and materials from the artist's studio practice that illustrate her work as a curator, artist, activist and arts leader.

Chire Regans collection includes documentation of her archives including journals, mementos, photographs, T-shirts and printed materials. In addition, the collection includes photographic and video documentation of her public memorials and exhibitions.

Kerry Phillips' collection includes documentation from her two-part exhibition at WAAM, (Un)forgetting and A Kept Thing. Items in the collection include documentation of site-specific installations, participatory projects, printed materials, press clippings, and photographs.

The photographs in this collection were produced during Johanne Rahaman's participation in the A/A (Artist as Archivist) residency program at WAAM. In this research-based portraiture and oral history project, Johanne Rahaman repositions the spiritual practice of the Rastafari in its original place as an Afrocentric religion as well as fosters a deeper public understanding of Rastafari movement as an eastern-looking religious and political movement, created in the Caribbean with its own distinctive traditions and culture.

Karen Rifas' collection includes printed materials such as exhibitions cards, brochures, catalogs, ephemera and other materials from Rifas’ work and life in the South Florida area that span over thirty years. The selections provide insight both into the artist's experimentation with materiality and process but also offer a critical glimpse into the art activity of Miami's private and public cultural institutions.

The Claire Jeanine Satin collection consists of printed materials and extensive documentation of the artist's book-making practice in South Florida and the broader United States.

The items in this collection were created during the artist's A/A project with WAAM from 2022-2024. The collection consists of extensive digital photography which document the workshops and participatory projects conducted during Solar Salutations.

Barbara Young's collection includes documentation of exhibitions organized throughout the Miami Dade Public Library System. This includes brochures, catalogs, photographs, newspaper clippings, and ephemera. Her archives offer us a critical insight into the visionary programming Young offered to Miami and gives us a unique into the art historical activities of Miami-Dade from the late 70s to the early 2000s.