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Series consists of posters created by Will Munro for his “7th Heaven” series of events, 2006-2008.

Series consists of posters created by Will Munro for his “Miserable Mondays” series of events, 2006-2007

Series consists of posters created by Will Munro for his “No T.O.” series of events, 2004-2008.

Series consists of posters created by Will Munro for various events at the Beaver Restaurant.

Series comprises Suzy Lake’s documentation of her career as an artist, organized according to exhibition or project. Typical file contents include press clippings, copies of exhibition invitations and catalogues, and photographic documentation. Series also includes performance notes and scripts for the works “Missed Liberty”, “Dance to Life”, “The 1812 Overture – An Ongoing Saga; Or, The Corn Also Rises” and “The Shirley Show / After Oka what?”.

Series comprises teaching notes, photographic samples used in teaching, examples of student work, and a few selected course readings used in Suzy Lake’s teaching activity at the School of Fine Art and Music, University of Guelph. Series also includes Suzy Lake’s annual reports as a faculty member.

Series comprises analog and digital trial proofs of photographs by Suzy Lake, used by the artist to refine and correct aspects of hue, saturation and brightness.

Series comprises an untitled experimental art work by Suzy Lake, consisting of an antique carte-de-visite album containing 34 hand-tinted black and white prints by the artist.

Series comprises a sketchbook belonging to Arthur George Marx, Suzy Lake’s grandfather, who took art courses at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Sketchbook contains graphite and charcoal drawings, and notes on art classes.

Series is comprised of correspondence sent to and from Robert Fones over the past 55 years, the bulk of which consists of personal letters and correspondence art received by Robert Fones from 1969 to 1975 from artists and writers from Vancouver, from the San Francisco Bay area, New York, Toronto and southwestern Ontario. It includes correspondence art and zines (consisting of a mixture of collages, manipulated photographs, stamps, letters, drawings, visual poetry, recycled images often mimeographed or photocopied) from artists such as Victor Coleman (aka Mr. Peanut), Michael Morris (aka Marcel Dot), Anna Banana, Dr. and Lady Brute, Michael Binder (aka Cloud), General Idea, Hank Bull, Chicken Bank, Daddaland, and others. It also includes correspondence from poets and writers such as Michael Ondaatje and Christopher Dewdney.