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Lecture from ART 460. Recorded September 9, 1987.

The series contains correspondence. Material consists of postcards from Irving Layton to Dora Pleet and a copy of a letter from Layton to Barbara Frum refuting a review of the biography "Irving Layton, a Portrait" by Elspeth Cameron.

Series consists of a leaflet for readings by Irving Layton, a pamphlet for the documentary Poet: Irving Layton Observed published by The National Film Board of Canada, and posters advertising readings by Irving Layton at Guild Books in Chicago, Illinois, and at the University of Guelph in Ontario. Series also includes a booklet from the Concordia University Spring Convocation 1976 in which Layton was awarded with an honorary degree (Doctor of Laws, honoris causa).

The sub-series contains photographs related to Herb Johnson's career and family. Included are various bands and combos in which he played and some which he led, including Gurley Brothers Orchestra, Roseland Orchestra, Herb Johnson and his Orchestra, Jimmy Jones Band, Marlboro (Connecticut) Jazz Quartet, and the Earl Howard Orchestra. Featured also are such nightclubs as the Café St. Michel, Club Belmar, and the Chinese Paradise Grill. The sub-series includes autographed photographs of performers and personal photographs of Herb Johnson's family and friends. There are photographs of the Seniors Musicians Orchestra at various sites.

The series consists of materials related to Herb Johnson's ongoing professional development as a musician and his work in the music industry, as well as his other personal interests and his personal affairs.

The series includes articles on music and musicians and clippings of music scores and technical exercises clipped from Down Beat magazine and other sources, photographs, correspondence, price lists, concert and souvenir programs, notebooks, advertising sheets, contracts, lists of musicians, pamphlets, business and visiting cards, and publicity materials, as well as financial, tax, legal and other documents.

The series is arranged in the following sub-series:

P0088/2A Personal affairs and interests.
P0088/2B Music industry.
P0088/2C Music theory and technique.
P0088/2D Photographs.

The Musicians' Guild of Montreal was Local 406 of the American Federation of Musicians (A.F. of M.). The Senior Musicians' Association of the Montreal Guild was officially formed in 1975.

La série témoigne des activités de Lucien Desmarais en tant que tisserand concepteur. Elle reflète les différentes collaborations qu’il développe et entretient de 1942 à 1987.

La série comprend les sous-séries suivantes :

P063/F1 Projets
P063/F2 Concept design
P063/F3 Expositions
P063/F4 Clients
P063/F5 Expositions-modes
P063/F6 Promotion

La sous-série porte surtout sur des organismes québécois œuvrant dans les métiers d'art et des artistes québécois.

La sous-série est constituée de coupures de presse et d'autres documents textuels, de photographies, d'affiches et de documents audio-visuels. Elle comprend plusieurs documents publiés par la Société St-Jean-Baptiste.

La sous-série porte sur des tapisseries aux différents pays, sur leurs expositions et sur des artistes textiles.

Elle est principalement constituée de coupures de presse, de photographies, d’affiches d’exposition, de cartons d’invitation, de brochures, de dépliants et de notes biographiques.

La sous-série porte sur des artistes visuels québécoises œuvrant principalement pendant la deuxième moitié du 20ieme siècle.

Elle comprend des documents textuels et une photographie.

Leah Sherman interviewed by Stan Horner. Appears to have been recorded over several days: October 24 & 31, November 28, December 5 & 12, 1986, and March 5, 1987.

Lecture from ART 460. Recorded September 23, 1987.

Lecture from ART 460. Recorded October 7, 1987.

Lectures from ARTH460

Lecture from ART 460. Recorded November 18, 1987.