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Received correspondence and copies of sent correspondence chiefly re: art purchases, requests to publish or exhibit works by gallery artists. Includes exhibition invitations from other galleries and press releases.

Small posters, promotional flyers, invitations and and other printed material including the first issue of Art & Communication, the CEAC newsletter later called Strike. The monthly schedule for October [1976] is included, with notice of the Steve Paxton performance that marks the first known performance of Contact Improvisation in Toronto. Includes information on Philip Glass Ensemble, Paul Sharits, Wyndham Wise, Richard Shoichet, The Dishes, Lubomyr Melnyk, Elizabeth Chitty, W.A.V.E., Noel Harding, Honey Novick, Terry McGlade and others. A later publication relating to digital art and music is also in the file.

File contains further information regarding the "Fifty Paintings"exhibit, including notes, forms for transport, photocopies of photographs, lists of recipients of the catalogue; photocopy of guest book signatures; newspaper clippings, and other material related to the event.

taped May 14

File consists of a card featuring the work Over Vitebsk (1914) by Marc Chagall, with the text "Compliments of the Season - Meilleurs voeux" on the inside, used by the Director of the Gallery as Christmas cards for 1984-1985.

File consists of invitations to a celebration for the Director, William J Withrow's, 25th Anniversary at the Gallery, May 10th 1985.

File consists of photographic material relating largely to children's and school programs at the gallery. Includes photos of groups of children participating in art classes at the Gallery, doing activities such as painting, sculpting, and drawing.

File consists of flyers and brochures for the Gallery and exhibitions held between 1981 and 1985. Also includes a brochure titled "Oh Dada" regarding events and programming held by the Junior Women's Committee, from approximately 1965.

File consists of a brochure for the exhibition, Atma Buddhi Manas: The Later Work of Lawren S. Harris (1985), featuring information about the exhibition as well as a tear-away coupon for $1 off the price of the exhibition's catalogue.