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Series comprises photographs of Norval Morrisseau and others including Jack Pollock, from the 1960s and 1970s; photos of his prints and paintings; and other photos. Further photographs of the artist will be found in series 8.

Series comprises an essay, drawings, and prints by Norval Morrisseau; correspondence, interview transcripts, exhibition records and clippings; and other material.

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

Series consists of correspondence, press clippings, photographs and other material documenting concerts and tours by the Nihilist Spasm Band. Files are arranged in approximate chronological order.

Series consists of documents relating to John Boyle’s involvement with the Niagara Artists’ Company (NAC), including minutes of meetings, financial statements, mailing lists, information circulars, correspondence, notes, and drafts of speeches. Files are arranged in approximate chronological order. Series also includes three pencil sketches by John Boyle.

Series comprises records from the Gallery Moos New York office, including correspondence with clients, artists and colleagues; card indexes; floor plans and architectural drawings; photographs of artwork and the gallery space; administrative records regarding the gallery space and samples of letterhead. Material was received from Gallery Moos in 2004 and 2012. .

Series consists of files relating to retrospective exhibition at the National Gallery of Canada (1981), including correspondence, contracts, loan forms, drafts of catalogue, small black & white photos of works, copies of invitation, and other material.

Series consists of posters created by Will Munro for his “Moustache” series of events, 2005-2006.

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

Series comprises biographical information, materials on CBC broadcasts by and about F.H. Varley, lists of publications about Varley and his work, notes and drafts of letters and other writings, insurance policies and a passport. Some materials apparently pertain to the family of Kathleen McKay.