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Fonds consists of the personal and professional records of Jean Blodgett, including research materials such as correspondence, notes, photographs and audio recordings; records of her Arctic travel; curriculum vitae and related records; personal photographs; and two Inuit craft objects.

Letter to City of Toronto Works Department, Jan. 2003, 2 handwritten notes.

Journal: black, hardbound. Personal and creative reflections, numerous insertions of Polaroid photos, found images, postcards. Experimental work in the form of image transfers.

File contains correspondence with Tony Baker, along with Astman's children Laura and Amy. Also contains memos from Tony Baker to his family members.

Correspondence regarding a donation to the University of Manitoba School of Art.

Magazine featuring Lake in the article "What Suzy Lake can do that Britney Spears can't."

Collection consists of correspondence received by Gillies from Burton over the course of their friendship, including a few informal treatises written by Burton on various aspects of the visual arts. It includes two collage works by Burton.

Series comprises Jean Blodgett’s research and project files, starting with her graduate studies at the University of British Columbia, and including the records of independent exhibition and book projects from across her career as a curator. Notable concentrations of files include materials on the historical period of Inuit art; Kenojuak Ashevak; Jessie Oonark; Osuitok Ipeelee; and George Swinton.

Information re: Public Art Studies Program at University of Southern California, April 2003.