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The American Library in Paris adopts JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services to manage, preserve, and share its institutional archives
In joining JSTOR Stewardship, our goal is to make historically significant materials publicly accessible to everyone, everywhere—beginning with a curated set of black-and-white photographs documenting the Library’s evolution over the past century.
A New Chapter: Announcing The de Groot Visiting Fellowship Program
Building on the Library’s longstanding Visiting Fellowship and Scholars of Note programs, The de Groot Visiting Fellowship Program will continue to support writers, thinkers, and scholars across disciplines who advance dialogue, creativity, and cross-cultural understanding. Each year, the program will underwrite two Visiting Fellows and three Scholars of Note, providing support that enables recipients to immerse themselves in the Library’s vibrant intellectual community.
Wild Thing: A Life of Paul Gauguin by Sue Prideaux Wins the 2025 American Library in Paris Book Award
The announcement was made at a ceremony at the Hôtel de Talleyrand, in Paris, where Prideaux was presented with one of two hand-bound Book Award Special Editions of the winning title, crafted by the atelier Bougogne Reliure. The second copy will join the Library’s Special Collections. Prideaux also received a $5,000 prize, generously funded by the Florence Gould Foundation.
The American Center for Art & Culture and The American Library in Paris (for French, click here)
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