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Series consists of drawings in black ink, marker and graphite studies that document John Boyle’s earliest work as an artist, as well as a photograph and 5 watercolours. The ink/marker drawings were executed on finger-painting paper, material at hand from his job as an elementary teacher.

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

Series contains administrative files pertaining to Gale’s time as Executive Director of A Space in Toronto. Series includes invitations, correspondence, board agendas and minutes.

Series consists of Barbara Astman’s address books and notebooks, including three sets of pages removed from a three-ring bound daybook. Many address books contain memoranda; the earliest volumes have covers decorated with transfer prints by the artist. Accrual consists of Astman’s address books, business card books and daily agendas, with related notebooks.

Series consists of multiples, preparatory works, prints and decorative art items in several media by John Boyle.

Series comprises material related to running the gallery and includes legal documents, leases, ANNPAC information, corporate seal and address stamp, floor plans, promotional material, art rental information, gallery log books, gallery attendant’s manual, grants related to administration, and membership information. Arrangement is alphabetical by file title with the exception of the corporate seal and address stamp which are housed separately in the final box of the series.

Series consists of correspondence, invoices from shippers and photographers, customs and shipping forms, insurance policies with accompanying lists of art works, and index cards containing descriptions of works in the collection. Also included is a card catalogue of reference books. Index cards were originally housed in metal boxes. Files have been grouped by subject.

Series comprises records related to the running of the gallery and includes artist biographies, price lists, sample forms and statements, materials used to determine insurance values and some correspondence. Within the administrative records, separate files were maintained for some artists including price lists, statements of works sold and other administrative documents. The administrative files related to individual artists and the artist biographies are grouped together at the end of the series.

Series consists of foundational documents that describe the AIO’s objectives and history, forms & questionnaires, and correspondence between institutional members.

Series is comprised of material pertaining to the operations and management of Baldwin Street Gallery, including newsletters and flyers, the sale of photographic equipment, publicity and press materials, grant applications, teaching courses and workshops, and research materials for projects undertaken by members of the Gallery examining sexism in the photography industry and promoting the work of historical and contemporary women photographers.