National Geographic to open the Washington archive

data Wednesday, 26 August 2009 | Written by Riccardo

Miner, Omar, West Virginia, 1938
B. Anthony Stewart / Steven Kasher Gallery

September 17 2009- October 17 2009 Steven Kasher Gallery - New York

National Geographic opens to the public its huge subterranean archive in Washington, D.C. : some of the 11 milion photos will be showed in four exhibitions at the Steven Kasher Gallery.
"The World in Black and White: Vintage Prints from the National Geographic Archive" will be the first exhibition scheduled from September 17 2009 until October 17. The photos, which are property of the National Geographic Image Collection, will be available for purchase.

official Steven Kasher Gallery website

521 West 23 Street (Chelsea)
New York, NY 10011
212 966 3978

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