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Series consists of newspaper and magazine articles and reviews and exhibition notices of Tim Zuck’s work. The series also contains some of Zuck’s personal notes and two copies of a transcript of an interview with Joan Murray, dated March 8, 1979. The artist has filed these documents together chronologically.

Series comprises materials related to various projects of Michael Bidner, organized by particular art pieces, projects, exhibitions, events, or other artists or collaborators. These records were either organized by Bidner in labelled folders or mixed together as loose files. Subject matter pertains to Artario ’72, Video Water Works art piece, Say Cheese, Trajectory exhibition, Centre for Experimental Art and Communication exhibition, Ian Hutton manuscript materials, and miscellaneous records. Records of the Colour Xerox Papers, Artistamp, Rude, Rag, Adz magazines are also amongst these files. Materials include collage work, copy art, correspondence, sample prints, catalogs, posters, flyers, newspaper clippings, magazine articles, as well as photographs, slides, negatives, and contact prints.

Series consists of computer printout lists of art works with descriptive data, compiled by Gretchen McCulloch and curator Barry Lord for exhibition “John Boyle: A Retrospective” at the London Regional Art and Historical Museum (now Museum London).

Series consists of lists of art works, correspondence, mailing lists and press clippings relating to a number of exhibitions of Robert Markle’s work held chiefly at The Isaacs Gallery and at other locations in Ontario. Material has been filed according to exhibition by Robert Markle.

Series comprises of Artistamp correspondence and samples of mail art between Michael Bidner and other artists around the world. Compiled alphabetically by artist name, materials have been organized by Bidner into ten binders as well as loose paper files. These records were organized by Bidner as a file system for each mail-artist which included contact information, biographical and professional background, correspondence, and stamp art (original or photocopy versions). Files usually include a copy of a typed letter Bidner sent to each artist outlining his Artistamp catalogue project and call for submission. These materials also include published articles, newspaper clippings, postcards, flyers, and a small number of slides.

Series comprises Jean Blodgett’s research photographs of Inuit objects in museum collections in Canada, the USA, Great Britain and Europe. Photographs were originally contained in three-ring binders and have been rehoused in folders for reasons of preservation and compact storage.

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

Series is comprised of the journals of Robert Fones. The journals contain records and notations of daily life and art production; reflections on his personal life; and notes on his creative processes and inspirations. Often they include insertions of found images, product labels, pages from instruction manuals, photographs, letters, ephemera and samples of the artist’s poetry and writing. There are numerous connections between these books and the artist’s finished works. While several of the books contain drawings and collages, journal entries are the predominant feature, distinguishing them from the sketchbooks in Series 8. There are four daily diaries in this series. This series also includes one address book, undated.

Series consists of Robert Markle’s “Letters” files of correspondence received, which were filed chronologically by Markle. Series also includes some correspondence files assembled by the archivist. File titles have been taken from Markle’s file labels, except for those in square brackets, which have been supplied by the archivist.

Series consists of copies of publications featuring writing or illustrations by Robert Markle, including magazines, literary journals, poetry collections and novels. Frequently-appearing periodical titles are Toronto Life, Macleans, Canadian Magazine, and Imperial Oil Review. Some press clippings of newspaper articles by Markle are also included, as is an exhibition notice designed by Markle for The Isaacs Gallery.