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Series consists of journals in which Greg Curnoe recorded data about his cycling training.

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 bookworks by Greg Curnoe, most printed with the rubber stamping technique. Two (“The Coke Book” and “Walks”) are handwritten.

Series consists of video cassettes and one video reel documenting Greg Curnoe at work and in conversation with colleagues.

Series consists of files relating to publications in which Greg Curnoe was involved, including Region Magazine, Provincial Essays, David McFadden’s Animal Spirits and Blue Book #8.

Series consists of files maintained by Curnoe on a variety of subjects, including artists, the visual arts, writers, language, films, manifestos, reproductions, airships, sports, and historical topics. Files typically contain press clippings, exhibition invitations and other ephemera.

Series consists of posters, invitations, and gallery publications relating to solo and group exhibitions as well as to lectures, symposia and courses involving participation by Curnoe. Series also includes press clippings collected by Curnoe relating to his career.

Series consists of several drafts of Curnoe’s posthumously published books Deeds/Abstracts (London, Ont.: Brick Books, 1995) and Deeds/Nations (London, Ont.: London Chapter, Ontario Archaeological Society, 1996). Series also contains research materials used by Greg Curnoe in writing these books.

Series consists of essays, prose, poetry and journal writings by Greg Curnoe, including material in manuscript and typescript form. Series also contains a folder of material found on Curnoe’s work table after his death. Filed chronologically by the artist, with occasional exceptions.

Series consists of personal and professional correspondence received by Greg Curnoe, with copies of some letters sent. Material has been filed chronologically by the creator.