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File consists of a brochure for the Hungarian Festival of the Arts in Toronto, October-December, 1991.

File consists of brochures for art tours presented by the Gallery with itinerary and other travel information, including tours to Quebec, Italy, Greece, Egypt, Japan, Israel, China, France, Philadelphia, India, and Spain.

File consists of a flyer for the Curators' Circle 10th Annual Dinner, May 15, 1995.

File consists of issues of the Artists with their Work newsletter, featuring information about the program, as well as a report regarding an Artists with their Work program meeting, 1989. The program was intended to encourage interaction between artists and Ontario communities by stressing the importance of the artists' presence at exhibitions.

File consists of an "Artists with their Work" catalogue update and information sheets regarding the program and individual participating artists, including Michael Balser, Phillip Barker, Marusia Bociurkiw, Paul Hutner, Ginette Legare, Louise Noguchi, and An Whitlock.

File consists of flyers and brochures regarding March Break programming at the Gallery, Gallery School Class Schedules (1982-1983; 1984-1985; 1986-1987; 1988), Survival Kit: A Handbook for Canadian Photographers (1975), School Visits brochures, and a 1991-1992 Calendar for the Anne Tanenbaum Gallery School.

File consists of a brochure for Hungary Reborn (1991), regarding programming for the Hungarian Festival of the Arts in Toronto.

File consists of news releases and related documents regarding the Oh! Canada project. Records are in French language.

File consists of records relating to the design of informational brochures, application forms, and informational pamphlets for the Art Gallery of Ontario's art classes for a number of years. Includes printed brochures with blank application forms, a mock-up of a brochure, printing information for a "Gallery School Brochure," and a quotation for printing. Also includes a brochure for AGO summer classes at the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE).

File consists of a Special Media Briefing and related documents regarding the OH! Canada Project and associated programs and events.