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As an artbook seller I often see people who come to the store to do research or get inspiration. Iā€™m always happy to help whoever but why limit yourself to only what is available at a specialized book store? It is easier than you might think to access an art library and art librarians are the best people I know. Iā€™m linking to worldcat, a tool that will help you identify what library holds the title you are interested in. Hereā€™s a list of libraries in NYC that have amazing collections and that are open to researchers (thatā€™s you) just make sure you make an appointment and provide a list of books from their catalogue before arriving. -Moma (appointments are limited to certain days, can take a couple weeks to get appointments, you need to provide list of books in advance using their own tool) -Watson at the Met (you do not need an appointment but you do need to request books in advance) -NYPL Library (their Art and achitecture branch is in the building with the lions, you need an appointment, but they are easy to get, they will help yo but always better to ask for book in advance) -ICP library (photobooks only, appointments can take two weeks to get, you should request books in advance)
Feb 4, 2024

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i can spend hours searching through the digital collections. inspiration abounds. also has a stellar instagram account with super cool guest curators every month.
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Another thing to do in the city, but Grant actually is someone who KNOWS what heā€™s talking about. Also itā€™s in the best building on a lovely street in the West Village that hasnā€™t been taken over by TikTokers.
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