USF Contemporary Art Museum Collection

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Museum At Work
The Museum at Work project focuses on photographic documentation of the collection with the goal of providing greater access to the University of South Florida’s holdings. Throughout the summer of 2009, works from the collection were transported to an open gallery environment that was transformed into a photography studio. In this portfolio are records for the over 900 objects that were photographed during this project. As postproduction editing and linking are completed, images will be added regularly to this portfolio until all photographs taken during the summer are available on the website.



Collection at USFCAM
The University of South Florida Contemporary Art Museum maintains the permanent collection for the University of South Florida. In this Collection portfolio, you can browse the entire online collection including over 3,000 objects of contemporary graphics, works on paper, sculpture multiples and photography. The portfolios below contain significant subsets of the collection. Click on any portfolio to browse its contents. The “Search” button on the sidebar allows you to explore the collection using a variety of search parameters.



Graphicstudio
Founded in 1968 as a non-profit, university-based, collaborative art making facility, Graphicstudio at the University of South Florida, remains unique in its commitment to aesthetic and technical research in the visual arts. Leading artists are invited to work in the state-of-the-art studios. Working in direct collaboration with expert artisans they create multiples in a variety of media – including lithographs, etchings, photogravures, digital images, books and sculpture. The collection at USFCAM holds at least one edition of each print or sculpture multiple that Graphicstudio has produced. Those editions are available in this portfolio.



Martin S. Ackerman Foundation
A major contribution by the Martin S. Ackerman Foundation is represented in this portfolio. Comprised mostly of drawings, prints, photography and book arts, this gift compliments the focus of the Contemporary Art Museum’s collection, while strengthening the range of media, styles and artists represented.



Robert Stackhouse Archive
In 1993 Robert Stackhouse chose the University of South Florida Contemporary Art Museum to serve as the archive for his print multiples. The archive currently contains drawings, paintings, prints and sculpture. In 2008 USFCAM produced a catalogue raisonne of the work titled, Robert Stackhouse: Editions Archive. This portfolio contains the works of art in the Robert Stackhouse Editions Archive.



Warhol Foundation Photographic Legacy Project
USFCAM recently received a significant gift from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts as part of the Andy Warhol Photographic Legacy Program. The gift, consisting of 106 original Polaroid photographs and 50 gelatin silver prints produced by Warhol between 1970 and 1987, is represented in this portfolio.