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File consists of a 1941 brochure for Gallery Members, a 1984 brochure for "Bicentennial and Sesquicentennial Music," presented by Chamber Concerts Canada and the AGO, as well as brochures for "Alex Colville: A Retrospective," "The European Iceberg: Creati

File consists of records relating to the design and printing of the 1971-1972 AGO Annual Report. Includes correspondence, cost estimations, quotations for printing, the text for the "Auditors' Report" to be included in the annual report, and a brief explanation for some specifications and general guides for the report.

File consists of samples of paper and plastic bags used by the Gallery Shop, as well as two mock-ups of Gallery T-shirt designs.

File consists of records relating to the advertisements that would be featured in the 1971 AGO Bulletin. Includes a list of proposed companies and correspondence covering a variety of topics and issues, including the prices for advertising, a sample of the letter to be sent to prospective advertisers, and their replies.

File consists of records relating to the design of the 1971 AGO Bulletin. Includes correspondence, notes on the proposed specifications, and a summary of costs.

File consists of records relating to AGO Calendars, published approximately every 2-3 months, or 5 times a year, between 1969 and 1972. Includes correspondence, printed calendars, and evaluation letters and reports regarding the new format of calendar. Co

File consists of a poster for "Has Anybody Seen Canada?" (Fall 1983), a series of screenings in celebration of the Ontario Arts Council's anniversary, a poster for "Animated Films at the AGO" (March Break 1988), and promotional material for The Quebec Film Experience: A Claude Jutra Weekend, The Great Canadian Cartoon and The Unknown Norman McLauren (1990), and a schedule of events for The International Experimental Film Congress (1989).

File consists of 3 booklets relating to the Grierson Documentary Seminar and Festival (1989), Moving Pictures: Films by Photographers, a film exhibition organized and circulated by the American Federation of Arts, an unspecified film screening series.

File consists of a promotional newspaper publication from the Gallery regarding the OH!Canada Project (1996), a project that was initiated as a response to the National Gallery of Canada's exhibition The Group of Seven: Art For a Nation.

File consists of programs guides and "What's On" brochures, containing information about exhibitions, courses, films, special events, and other programming at the Gallery. Also includes flyers for programs and events, such as Christ Marker screenings (199