Contribute to the Archive
Help Preserve the Legacy of Pablo Carreno
The Pablo Carreno Foundation is actively building a comprehensive archive to preserve and document the artist's extraordinary six-decade career. We invite collectors, friends, colleagues, and anyone who has crossed paths with Pablo Carreno to contribute materials that will help tell the complete story of his artistic journey.
What We're Seeking
Original Artwork
Paintings, drawings, sketches, studies, and works on paper from any period. Early works and preliminary studies are especially valuable for understanding the artist's creative process.
Photographs
Images of the artist at work, at exhibitions, with collectors, or in social settings. Photos from his early years in Havana, arrival in New York, Greenwich Village studio, and Miami connections through 2010.
Correspondence
Letters, postcards, notes, and written communications with the artist. These personal documents provide invaluable insight into his thoughts, relationships, and artistic philosophy.
Press & Publications
Exhibition catalogs, magazine articles, newspaper clippings, reviews, and any published materials featuring or mentioning Pablo Carreno's work.
Audio & Video
Recordings of interviews, exhibition openings, the artist speaking about his work, or any audio/visual documentation from any period.
Memorabilia
Exhibition invitations, posters, business cards, personal items, and any objects associated with the artist's life and career.
Periods of Special Interest
Early Years in Havana
Childhood drawings, early artistic experiments, documentation of life in Cuba before emigration, and any materials from his formative years.
Arrival in New York
Work from S. Klein department store, early Manhattan locations, Madison Avenue advertising era with SAMS, and the transition to fine art.
Chelsea/Greenwich Village Era
Documentation of the Chelsea & 8th Street studio, development of signature expressionist style, connections with the Village art scene, and early exhibition history.
Early Miami Connections
Materials from exhibitions and relationships in Miami, Coral Gables, and South Florida art communities through 2010.
How to Contribute
Contact Us
Reach out via email or phone to describe the materials you wish to donate. Include photographs if possible.
Review
Our archival team will review your submission and discuss the donation process, including any documentation or provenance information.
Preservation
Accepted materials are professionally cataloged, preserved, and added to the Foundation's permanent archive for research and exhibition.
Get in Touch
hi@pablocarreno.org
+1 (646) 450-6481
All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. The Foundation will provide documentation for your records.
"Every piece of history we preserve today becomes a gift to future generations who will discover and be inspired by Pablo Carreno's extraordinary vision."
- Pablo Carreno Foundation