Series LA.SC151.S2 - Curatorial projects and writing files

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LA.SC151.S2

Title

Curatorial projects and writing files

Date(s)

  • 1969-2015 (Creation)

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Extent and medium

527 photographs [339 prints, 107 negatives, 79 slides, 2 transparencies]
228 cm of textual records
50 posters
22 audio cassettes
9 DVDs
4 CD-ROMs
3 objects
1 print
2 drawings

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(1944-)

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Scope and content

Series consists of research notes, articles, exhibition invitations, catalogues, press clippings, correspondence, and documentation pertaining to several major curatorial projects involving or conceived by Peggy Gale, including Icelight (Igloolik Isuma, Oakville Galleries), Analogue video series, OKanada, Donigan Cumming, Videoscape, Northern Lights: Canadian Video in Tokyo (1990), Archival Dialogues (Ryerson University), Nuit Blanche (Toronto, 2006), and files related to lectures, smaller curatorial projects and published writings.

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Language of material

  • English
  • French
  • Italian
  • German
  • Inuktitut
  • Portuguese

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    Language and script notes

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    Files contain newspaper clippings and thermal faxes that require conservation.

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    Related units of description

    This series contains writing samples and essays by Gale, but various writing samples and research can also be found in Series 1 and 8. For information on Norman Cohn: Portraits curated by Gale, see Series 8, Box 117.

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    Title based on the content of the series. File titles reflect Peggy Gale’s original file sequence.

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