The fonds provides information on the visual arts and on the administration and activities which occurred in and around Aubes 3935.

The fonds contains administrative and financial information, artist files, exhibition files, catalogues, postcards, invitations, posters, photographs, and videos.

The fonds also contains the documents of artist Denis Demers (1948-1987), primarily photographs of his work, correspondence, newspaper articles, and photocopies of publicity for La Biennale de dessins et d'estampes du Québec '83, in which he won first prize for his drawings.

The Carl Johnson and François Morelli Residency collection documents Johnson and Morelli’s artist and writer residency at La Chambre blanche in Quebec City. The residency took place in1993, the year that marked the 15th anniversary of the artist-run center La Chambre blanche. The focus of the anniversary was a joint creative residency. The creative residency process began on May 3, 1993, and ended on May 13, 1993. The results were exhibited from May 13, 1993, to May 30, 1993. The project consisted in two series of eight postcards printed and sent out in groups of four. Postcards were sent by Carl Johnson and François Morelli to individual artists, cultural workers, and friends, who then modified the cards. These modified postcards were later returned to Carl Johnson and François Morelli and integrated into the artist’s book titled Indexer le lieu, inscrire le corps.

The collection consists of the postcards, the artist book Indexer le lieu, inscrire le corps, objects, textual records, photographs, artworks, and digital material.

The Garry Neill Kennedy collection contains printed matter by and about conceptual artist Garry Neill Kennedy showcasing his works as presented across Canada and internationally from 1972 until 2018.

The Garry Neill Kennedy collection includes invitations, postcards, promotional materials, and pamphlets from exhibitions of his work, as well as three artists’ books (book works). While the materials in this collection are identified as textual records, many have graphic elements and represent and/or show examples of Kennedy’s work.