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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 Greg Curnoe’s files on art dealers and galleries; exhibitions; teaching and other employment; conferences and symposia; art and design projects (both proposed and realized); and organizations in which he was involved. Files contain material such as correspondence, drafts of articles, essays, ephemera, notes and issues of periodicals.

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.

Series consists of a file card inventory of Greg Curnoe’s art works in four sequences, each in a plastic box: Studio (yellow box); Consignment (white box); [unlabelled] (grey box); and [unlabelled, featuring rubber-stamped stars in upper right corners of cards] (blue box). Art works date from 1953 to 1978 (predominant 1960-1977). Series also contains a list of Curnoe’s paintings with owners and prices paid.

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 curricula vitae and copies of Greg Curnoe’s grant applications to the Canada Council and other granting agencies. Series also includes a file of letters of recommendation from Curnoe on behalf of former students.

Series consists of Greg Curnoe’s income tax records and various receipts, including 6 ledgers in which he recorded his accounts between 1969 and 1987.

Series consists of notebooks and diaries in which Greg Curnoe recorded visual and verbal observations and poetry and prose writings from his art college years to his later professional life.

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 preparatory works and sketches on paper (watercolours, prints, drawings, rubber stamp works), and juvenilia by Greg Curnoe.