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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.

Fonds consists of administrative records of the Pollock Gallery in Toronto during the period 1967–1982; gallery correspondence; files on gallery artists and others; photographs of sculptors Frances Loring and Florence Wyle; records of gallery owner Jack Pollock; and material related to gallery artist Norval Morrisseau and to a book about him co-written by Jack Pollock.

File contains correspondence and notes relating to the organization and development of the exhibition, as well as associated programming such as walking tours. Also includes a booklet produced by Visual Arts Canada entitled, "An Artist's Guide to Toronto

File contains textual records regarding the installation of the exhibition, especially regarding framing and display set ups. Includes notes, correspondence, annotated lists of works, crate lists, work orders, and related documents.

File contains traffic receipts, lists of works, loan agreements, and related correspondence with the lender regarding works that were withdrawn from the show.

File contains guest lists, internal planning correspondence, invitations, external correspondence with invitees, and related event planning documents.

File contains textual records regarding the exhibition's travel to the Algoma Fall Festival, including correspondence, transportation costs, and a brochure. Also includes a contact sheet of photographs of the installation.

File contains photocopies of press articles, promotional material, and related correspondence regarding press and publicity for the exhibition.

File contains correspondence with or regarding one of the guest curators of the exhibition, Elizabeth McLuhan. Also includes invoices and other accounting documents for related travel and research expenses.

File contains a lists of works, correspondence, invoices, and related material regarding photography for the exhibition. Also includes photographs of Josh Kagegamic [Joshim Kakegamic?] and a photograph of a work by Daphne Odjig.