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File contains the Project Proposal for the symposium and an installation in the Canadian wing, submitted opinions on the Project Proposal and the exhibition, notes for the roundtable, individual proposals for an installation, and news articles from 1998 in the Vancouver Sun discussing Indigenous title to land in B.C., and the 1998 Statement of Reconciliation from the federal government.

File contains invitation letters to the second roundtable, correspondence regarding the roundtable schedule, drafts of invitations and requests for project proposals, general correspondence, and an invoice with a photocopy of the AGO corporate card.

File contains invitations to the initial roundtable, handwritten notes, copies of articles discussing the 1928 exhibition "Exhibition of Canadian West Coast Art, Native and Modern," general correspondence regarding the roundtable, a list of participants with addresses, correspondence regarding travel and accommodation, and correspondence regarding financial matters.

File contains general correspondence, a Progress Report on the Queen's-AGO program, invoices and financial documentation, a participant list with addresses and contact information, Robin K. Wright's symposium paper "Aboriginal Representation in the Art Gallery," and the program for a discussion on Indigenous representation in art galleries at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

File contains photocopies from the exhibition catalogue for Canadian West Coast Art (1928), correspondence regarding the exhibition and roundtable discussion, a copy of Lis Smidt Stainforth's thesis "Did the Spirit Sing? An Historical Perspective on Canadian Exhibitions of The Other" (1990), and photocopied images of the 1928 exhibition.

Correspondence, lists of works to be loaned and newspaper clipping

Laidlaw Gallery (Square Gallery). Photograph by Pringle & Booth.

E.R. Wood Gallery (Long Gallery). Photograph by Pringle & Booth.

E.R. Wood Gallery (Long Gallery). Photograph by Pringle & Booth.

Laidlaw Gallery (formerly Square) into E.R. Wood Gallery (formerly Long). Photograph by Pringle & Booth.