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| Creator: | Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.). Junior Council | |
| Title: | Junior Council Records | |
| Inclusive Dates: | 1949-1986 | |
| Quantity: | 28.6 linear feet 52 5" manuscript boxes, 4 index card boxes, 1 15x17x3" flat box, 1 14x18x3" flat box, 1 16x20x3.5" flat box, 1 12x8x3" box |
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| Abstract: | Records of the Junior Council of The Museum of Modern Art document the Council's activities as MoMA's first formalized volunteer group, its internal operations, and its relationship with the Museum. The collection consists of published materials, meeting minutes, correspondence, reports, photographs and ephemera that chronicle the thirty-seven years of Junior Council and Associate Council history before it became the Contemporary Arts Council. | |
Arrangement |
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| The Junior Council Records are arranged in five series and subseries that reflect the major activities of the Council. | ||
| These records integrate a small, one-box collection previously available in the Archives and twenty-six record cartons of unprocessed material held in the Museum's records management program. | ||
| Records were not clearly separated into series; small groups of like materials were spread across the boxes, mixed with other record groups. Within these groups, most materials were in rough chronological order. The arrangement for the current collection is based off of the major groupings in the original records and known Council activities and programs. The first two series provide information on the organizational history of the Council while the last three document the Council's major activities. | ||
| In addition to maintaining original order whenever possible, original folder titles were also kept with the exception of missing or non-descriptive labels. | ||
| Series I: Meetings and Reports (1949-1986) Subseries I.A: Meeting Minutes (1949-1986) Subseries I.B: Annual Reports (1952-1986) |
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| Series II: Office Files (1951-1986) Subseries II.A: Finances (1967-1985) Subseries II.B: Membership (1951-1986) Subseries II.C: Miscellaneous (1954-1982) |
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| Series III: Publications Program (1950-1986) Subseries III.A: Holiday Cards (1954-1986) Subseries III.B: Appointment Calendars (1957-1986) Subseries III.C: Objects and Publications (1954-1985) Subseries III.D: Publicity and Work Files (1950-1986) |
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| Series IV: Television Archive of the Arts (1955-1981) | ||
| Series V: Events and Projects (1952-1986) | ||
The Junior Council of The Museum of Modern Art was established in 1949, as a volunteer group of thirty young people with a common interest in fostering their love of modern art. At the Council's inaugural meeting in February of that year, Museum President Nelson A. Rockefeller encouraged members to follow in the Museum's footsteps by being unafraid of growth, receptive to new ideas, taking chances and being adaptable. As the Museum was founded by a similar group of art lovers twenty years prior, it was felt the same passion and vitality of the founders should continue through the work of The Junior Council. In nearly forty years of service, The Junior Council embodied Rockefeller's message by bringing the Museum collection into wider circulation, drawing attention to younger and lesser known artists and expanding the Museum's community.
In keeping with their emphasis on youth, the Council required that members join before the age of thirty-five, yet by 1965 those who joined could remain indefinitely, as long as they were committed and active in the Council. Early Council membership and leadership was predominantly female and members were described as being from various socio-economic backgrounds including social workers, educators, artists, lawyers, and doctors. Despite mounting operating expenses, for many years the Junior Council put off member dues in hopes that the policy would attract individuals known for their active participation rather than their financial support. In 1970, the Council re-confirmed its commitment to open membership by voting down a dues proposal, fearing that it would create an elitist organization alienating those who were unable to pay.
In addition to age, the title Junior also indicated the Council would be "junior" to the Board of Trustees, a relationship that signified Council members were being prepared to become trustees and museum leaders of the future and a significant number of Council members held Trustee positions in later years. Museum staff joined the Council as advisors to facilitate Museum, staff, and Council relations. Additionally, Council representatives attended Board meetings and while the Trustees appointed the Chairpersons of the Junior Council, the Council otherwise elected its own officers. The Council created and assigned members to various subcommittees for every major and some minor functions of the Council. These arrangements paved the way for the Council's important and innovative accomplishments over the ensuing decades.
One of the Council's first and most ambitious programs was the Art Lending Service (ALS), established in 1951. In an effort to encourage the appreciation of modern art, the ALS provided Museum members the opportunity to rent art on consignment from private galleries, with the option to later purchase or return it. The ALS was applauded by museums and art communities nationwide and the concept was adopted by other institutions. In 1964, the Art Advisory Service (AAS) was founded as an adjunct service of the ALS intended to encourage the corporate collecting of modern art. Both programs lasted over thirty years and were responsible for the sale of thousands of works of modern art, many by young and unknown artists, to corporations and the public.
In concert with the Art Lending Service, the Council also organized several successful exhibitions, many with the help of Museum curators. The first exhibition organized by the Council was Young American Printmakers [MoMA Exh. #547, November 25, 1953–January 31, 1954], where printmakers from around the country submitted their works to the Council for inclusion. Of the thousands of submissions, 90 were chosen for the exhibition. Soon after, the Council held a benefit exhibition, Young Collectors in 1954, which showcased the collections of Council members at the Guest House of Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. Other significant exhibitions that followed included Recent Drawings-U.S.A. [MoMA Exh. #601, April 25–August 5, 1956], Recent Sculpture-U.S.A. [MoMA Exh. #644, May 13–August 16, 1959] and Recent Paintings-U.S.A.: The Figure [MoMA Exh. #707, May 23–August 26, 1962]. Many of these exhibitions also toured the United States under the auspices of the Museum's circulating exhibitions program.
Though the Council was able to rely on generous financial contributions by members and Museum patrons, it undertook for-profit programs in order to sustain itself and a small group of full-time staff. One of the most profitable ventures was the publications program which was responsible for the production and sale of Christmas and holiday cards, appointment calendars, and other objects and publications through the Museum bookstore and gift catalogues. In addition to the financial benefits, the publications program provided opportunities to hire contemporary artists to contribute designs and expose theirs and other work to a wider audience.
The Christmas and holiday card program was launched in 1954 with the aid of the Museum's Publications Department. Some cards were commissioned designs by artists such as Joe Brainard, Carl Laanes, Eileen Fisher, Nurit Karlin, and Hannah Wilke and royalties were split between the Council and artists. Other designs were chosen from the Museum collection and included works by Paul Klee, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Georgia O'Keefe, Andy Warhol and many more. One of the most famous cards produced by the Council is Robert Indiana's LOVE, commissioned in 1965. The greeting card program transferred to the Publications Department after the Council underwent a reorganizational shift in 1986.
Based on the commercial success of the greeting cards, the Council began publishing appointment (engagement) calendars in 1957. Calendars typically featured works from the Museum's collection selected based on a particular theme. Early calendars are categorized by medium such as prints, woodcuts, or posters while later editions are on various topics such as "On Time" and "Studies and Finished Works" (which features an 8-by-20-inch fold out of Guernica, by Pablo Picasso). In addition, the Council occasionally commissioned the design of postcards, miscellaneous publications, and other objects, such as puzzles and creative games.
Among these is Days Off (1970), a unique "non-calendar" of happenings designed by Allan Kaprow and Emilio Ambasz' Calendar/Memory Bag (1974) which provided envelopes to keep mementos of meaningful events. Among books the Council published, of note are Warja Honegger Lavater's book of drawings, William Tell (1962) and Guide to Modern Art in Europe (1963), written as a useful handbook on where to view European modern art.
The Council also assembled the "Television Archive of the Arts," a collection of recordings of television programs which focused on artists and artwork. The Council understood that television was a new and valuable art form that was rapidly disappearing as programs were discarded, erased, or recorded over at TV stations. In the 1970's, the Council transferred responsibility for the archive to the Museum's Film Department.
By the mid 1960's the Council began to increase its involvement in education and community outreach through a combination of poetry, modern, and performance art programming. Spearheading these initiatives were the Council's New Projects and Community Committees which became distinguished for their innovative initiatives that provided the Council with exciting and meaningful projects.
In 1968, the Council started an annual series of student evenings dedicated to high school and college students. The events consisted of three consecutive Friday evenings which featured avant-garde performances in music, dance, theatre, film screenings, poetry readings, art installations and exhibitions, all occurring simultaneously throughout the Museum. These evenings had over a thousand students in attendance for every event in the series' decade long run. See below for a chronological index of performers.
Following the success of student evenings, the Council hoped to expand its performance art programming but due to financial limitations, was only able to organize a few. However, the Council also established a widely-praised annual poetry series that would run for several decades at the Museum.
Other educational and outreach activities pursued by the Council include the design and construction of two playgrounds at the Cypress Hills Housing Project in Brooklyn where the Council partnered with the Parks Department of the City of New York, the City Housing Authority, and others to finance and build the playgrounds. In addition, in the mid 60's the Council's Community Education Committee and Campbell Wylly, the ALS curator, worked with the Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited (HARYOU-Act) and Bedford-Stuyvesant Youth-In-Action to organize a series of talks on contemporary art. In 1968, the Council and Wylly were also instrumental in helping found the Studio Museum in Harlem, the first contemporary art museum devoted to the work of 19th and 20th century African American artists.
In 1969, the Museum came under pressure from the Art Workers Coalition to be more active in social and political reform and the Junior Council partnered with MoMA to implement new community initiatives. In collaboration with the Black Emergency Cultural Coalition (BECC), in 1971 the Council volunteered art teachers and donated art supplies to the inmates of the Men's House of Detention in Manhattan, also referred to as "the Tombs." The Prison Arts Program spread to detention centers around New York City and by 1973 over five thousand inmates had participated. There were also exhibitions and sales of work created by inmates in the program.
The late 1970s saw a shift in Council activities with an increase in member events, such as curatorial visits to exhibitions and large scale themed benefits as contrasted with the smaller sit-down luncheons and garden parties of the past.
1982 was a year of growth and transition for both the Junior Council and the Museum of Modern Art. As the Museum underwent a major expansion and renovation project designed by César Pelli, the Junior Council became the Associate Council, a name chosen to better represent its close association and shed any suggestions of immaturity. In 1983, the Council also instituted membership dues to help with increasing operating costs.
In 1986, the Museum approached the Associate Council with a request to reshape itself in order to assist MoMA with its focus on contemporary art. This new role for the Council was declared in 1987, when the Associate Council was christened the Contemporary Arts Council (CAC), a change that was described as the group blossoming forth under a new name. What once started as a group of thirty individuals formed to be an extension of the Museum evolved into an organization with hundreds of members partnering with the Museum to understand and enjoy the art of our time.
| October 25, 1968 | Eyeful: Mark Strand reads with other poets |
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| October 22, 1971 | Four Fridays: Reading by Galway Kinnell |
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| November 5, 1971 | Four Fridays: Reading by Joe Brainard |
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| December 3, 1971 | Four Fridays: Reading by Joseph Ceravolo |
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| April 26, 1973 | Three Thursdays: Introductions by Rochelle Owens; readings by George Economou, Robert Kelly, and Armand Schwerner |
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| May 3, 1973 | Three Thursdays: Introductions by Anne Waldman; readings by John Giorno, Bernadette Mayer, and John Perreault |
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| May 10, 1973 | Three Thursdays: Introductions by John Ashbery; readings by Kenward Elmslie, Barbara Guest, and Kenneth Koch |
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| April 4, 1974 | Three Thursdays: Introductions by Bernadette Mayer; readings by Michael Brownstein, Larry Fagin, Tony Towle |
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| April 11, 1974 | Three Thursdays: Introductions by John Giorno; readings by Ted Greenwald, Peter Schjeldahl, Paul Violi |
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| April 18, 1974 | Three Thursdays: Introductions by Barbara Guest; readings by John Ashbery, Dick Gallup, Ron Padgett |
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| April 7, 1975 | Polymnia in the Penthouse: Introductions by George Economou; readings by Charles Reznikoff, Jerome Rothenberg, and John Wieners |
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| April 14, 1975 | Polymnia in the Penthouse: Introductions by Paul Violi; readings by Helen Adam, Anne Waldman, and Rebecca Wright |
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| April 21, 1975 | Polymnia in the Penthouse: Introductions by Larry Fagin; readings by Lewis MacAdams, David Meltzer, and Carter Ratcliff |
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| April 5, 1976 | Poetry 4: Introductions by Harvey Shapiro; readings by Jackson Mac Low, Rochelle Owens, and David Ignatow |
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| April 12, 1976 | Poetry 4: Introductions by Ted Greenwald; readings by Charles North, Maureen Owen and Gerard Malanga |
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| April 19, 1976 | Poetry 4: Introductions by Tony Towle; readings by Claes Oldenburg, Joe Brainard, and Larry Rivers |
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| April 5, 1977 | Poetry 5: Introduction by Barbara Guest; readings by Ted Berrigan, Lewis Marsh and Bill Zavatsky |
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| April 11, 1977 | Poetry 5: Introductions by Charles North; readings by Joe Ceravolo, Frank Lima, and David Shapiro |
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| April 18, 1977 | Poetry 5: Introductions by Larry Rivers; readings by Jennifer Bartlett, Brigid Polk (reading work by Andy Warhol), and Jim Dine |
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| April 3, 1978 | Poetry 6: Moderated by Lita Hornick; introductions by Maureen Owen; readings by Yuki Hartman, Steve Hamilton, and Harry Mathews |
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| April 10, 1978 | Poetry 6: Moderated and introductions by Ted Berrigan, readings by Jim Brodey, and Alice Notley |
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| April 17, 1978 | Poetry 6: Readings by Jennifer Bartlett, Michelle Stuart, Richard Pousette-Dart, and Carl Andre |
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| April 2, 1979 | Poetry 7: Moderated and introductions by Armand Schwerner; readings by David Antin, Clark Coolidge, and Anselm Hollo |
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| April 9, 1979 | Poetry 7:Introductions by Joe Ceravolo; readings by Mary Ferrari, Bob Holman, and Phillip Lopate |
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| April 16, 1979 | Poetry 7: Introductions by Alice Notley; readings by Kate Farrell, Kenneth Koch, and Ron Padgett |
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| March 31, 1980 | Poetry 8: Moderated and introductions by Maureen Owen; readings by Bill Berkson, Jamie MacInnes, and Rene Ricard |
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| April 7, 1980 | Poetry 8: Introductions by Rochelle Owens; readings by Robert Kelly, Janine Pommy Vega, and Diane Wakoski |
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| April 14, 1980 | Poetry 8: Moderated by Lita Hornick; introductions by Carter Ratcliff; readings by John Ashbery, Ann Lauterbach, and F.T. Prince |
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| April 6, 1981 | Poetry 9: Moderated by Lita Hornick; introductions by Bob Holman; readings by Andrei Codrescu, Kenward Elmslie accompanied by Kenneth
Diffick, and Paul Violi |
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| April 15, 1981 | Poetry 9: Introductions by Robert Kelly; readings by Rochelle Owens, Clayton Eshleman, and Helen Adam |
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| April 20, 1981 | Poetry 9: Readings by William Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, and John Giorno |
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| May 10, 1982 | Poetry 10: Introductions by Lita Hornick; Diane de Prima, and Michael McClure |
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| May 17, 1982 | Poetry 10: Introductions by Lita Hornick; readings by Ed Dorn and Robert Duncan |
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| May 24, 1982 | Poetry 10: Introductions by Morton Hornick; readings by Anne Waldman and Taylor Mead |
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| April 6, 1983 | Poetry 11: Moderated by Lita Hornick; readings by Barry Yourgrau and Eileen Myles |
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| April 13, 1983 | Poetry 11: Introductions by Lita Hornick; readings by John Yau and Tim Dlugos |
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| April 20, 1983 | Poetry 11: Moderated and introductions by Lita Hornick; readings by Philip Whalen, Philip Lamantia, and Paul Violi |
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| October 29-November 2, 1984 | Poetry 12: Collaboration with Polyphonix International Poetry Festival, featured 35 poets representing France, Italy, the United States, and West Germany |
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| May 5-7, 1986 | Poetry 13: Held in conjunction with the Festival of India, Lita Hornick introduced Jayne Cortez, Victor Hernandez Cruz, Maggie Dubris, Allen Ginsberg, James Laughlin, David Rattray,
Tony Towle, Tom Weigel, and Billy Zavatsky. Members of The Committee for International Poetry will introduce Gopalakrishna
Adiga, Nissim Ezekiel, Sunil Ganguly, Akhtar-Ul-Iman, Arun Kolatkar, Amrita Pritam, Nabeneeta Sen, and Kedar Nath Singh. |
| May 6, 1952 | Music for Percussion. Compositions by William Russell, Paul Bowles, Virgil Thomson, Peggy Glanville-Hicks, and Elliot Carter |
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| March 11, 1953 | Modern Music for Two Pianos. Performance by Arthur Gold and Robert Fizdale |
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| NOTE: Event pamphlet indicates that the performance by Arthur Gold and Robert Fizdale was sixth in a series of events. The
five preceding events are unknown. |
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| April 19-20, 1955 | Living Arts of India. Performance by Ali Akbar Khan with accompaniment by Chatur Lal and Shirish Gor |
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| April 26-27, 1955 | Living Arts of India. Performances by Shanta Rao and Priya Gopal |
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| May 26, 1955 | Aspects of Japanese Architecture. Performance by Shinichi Yuize |
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| April 24, 1956 | Gala Benefit Preview of Recent Drawings USA. Performance by Teo Macero |
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| May 25, 1965 | A Dance in the Garden. Performance by the Orchestra of Ish Ugarte |
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| January 20, 1966 | A Culture Intercom. Performance by Stan Vanderbeek |
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| January 24, 1967 | Body Works and Thirties Man, Chapter One of THE BIG BLACKOUT of '65. Performances by Ed Emshwiller and Ken Jacobs |
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| March 4, 1968 | Intermedia '68. Preview of intermedia works by Ken Dewey in collaboration with Jerry Walker, Les Levine in collaboration with George Fan,
and USCO |
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| October 25, 1968 | Eyeful. Performance by James Waring in collaboration with John Herbert McDowell |
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| November 8, 1968 | Eyeful. Performance by Morton Subotnik and Tony Martin |
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| November 22, 1968 | Eyeful. Performances by Al Carmines and the Judson Church Group |
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| December 6, 1968 | Eyeful. Performances by Gordon Mumma, Barbara Lloyd, and Trisha Brown |
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| April 30, 1969 | A Dance at the Museum. Environment by Les Levine with musical performance by Slim Hyatt |
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| December 12, 1970 | Gertrude Stein's "First Reader." Theatrical performance composed by Ann Sternberg, adapted and directed by Herbert Machiz, and produced by John Bernard Myers |
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| October 22, 1971 | Four Fridays for High-School and College Students. Performance by The Juilliard Acting Company of a fugue by Jean-Claude van Itallie |
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| November 5, 1971 | Four Fridays for High-School and College Students. Performances by students from the School of the Arts at New York University under the direction of Peter Phillips and by
the Dance Theater Workshop Improvisation Group under the direction of Art Bauman |
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| November 19, 1971 | Four Fridays for High-School and College Students. Performances by Maurice McClelland, The Multigravitational Experiment Group, The Children of One, Lea, and Frank Cavestani
in collaboration with Lora Long |
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| December 3, 1971 | Four Fridays for High-School and College Students. Performances by Merce Cunningham, with technical assistance by Charles Atlas and Gordon Mumma among others, and Steve Reich,
with a group of musicians including Joan La Barbara |
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| November 10, 1972 | Eleven Ten Seventy-Two. Music by Leon Thomas and Benny Kalanzi, and theatrical performance by The Cornbread Players |
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| February 1, 1974 | A Valentine for Marcel Duchamp. Performance by Mabou Mines |
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| October 12, 1975 | Once Upon A Sunday. Performance by The Proposition Circus, accompanied on piano by John Lewis, and screenings with musical accompaniment by William
Perry |
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| February 27, 1976 | Line Up. Performances by The Charles Redman Trio, Pat Oleszko, Luciano Sabba, Laurie Anderson, Ralston Farina, Fred Myers, and Cliff
Combs |
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| March 31st, 1976 | Einstein on the Beach. Performance by an opera by Robert Wilson scored by Philip Glass and choreographed by Andrew de Groat |
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| October 17, 1976 | Once Upon A Sunday. Theatrical performance by The First ACT Teen Company |
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| February 4, 1977 | Picture This. Performances by Charlotte Moorman, Jared Bark, Susan Ensley, Stuart Sherman, and Collette |
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| September 25, 1977 | Once Upon A Sunday. Performances by Tony Montanaro and Marshall Izen |
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| September 24, 1978 | Once Upon A Sunday. Performance by Marshall Izen |
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| October 13, 1978 | Friday 13. Performances by Stephen Laub, Michael Myers, Mary Overlie, Arleen Schloss, and Jacki Apple, who was accompanied by Garrett
List |
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| February 22, 1980 | Performance III. Performances by Guy de Cointet, Massimo Mostacchi, and Federica Marangoni |
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| NOTE: These artists were originally scheduled to participate in Performance II which was to take place on May 18, 1979, however, this event was rescheduled to February 22, 1980 as Performance III. There was no Performance II event. |
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| November 19, 1981 | Sentimental Fables. Performance by Robert Kushner and R. A. Robboy |
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| November 28, 1984 | Three Evenings of Performance. Performance by Meredith Monk |
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| December 5, 1984 | Three Evenings of Performance. Performance by Joan Jonas |
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| December 12, 1984 | Three Evenings of Performance. Performance by Steve Reich |
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| April 18, 1985 | An Evening in Tribute to Hollis Frampton: Screening, Discussion, Performance. Performance by Yvonne Rainer of a text by Hollis Frampton |
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| June 12, 1985 | Party In The Garden. Performance by Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks |
Series I: Meetings and Reports contains the bulk of the Council's organizational history and is represented in two subseries, I.A: Meeting Minutes and I.B: Annual Reports. The former consists of minutes of meetings held by the Junior Council, its Executive Council, and smaller committees. Minutes include discussion of Council activities, internal matters and Museum news. Of note are the "Restructuring History" files which document the Junior Council's transition to Associate Council and later the Contemporary Arts Council. Subseries I.B: Annual Reports are internal Council fiscal year reports and include fiscal year Council updates from Council activities to financial statements. Some also include the Annual Reports for the Art Lending Service (ALS) which provide the largest concentration of information on the ALS in this collection. Reports cover almost the entire history of the Council and may provide information on activities not listed in Series V: Events and Projects due to lack of original documentation.
Series II: Office Files consist of administrative records of the Council organized into three subseries; Subseries II.A Finances, II.B Membership, and II.C Miscellaneous. Subseries II.A: Contains financial documents and statements that provide insight into some of the Council's finances, however it is not a full financial history. Information on Council finances can also be found in Meeting Minutes, Annual Reports and Events/Projects series. Subseries II.B Membership contains primarily member correspondence and sheds light on the membership process, from recommendations to acceptance and resignation letters. Subseries II.C Miscellaneous contains correspondence and research material from the Council's office. Of particular importance is research related to performance art and a report on the Junior Council's involvement in encouraging the art form at MoMA.
Series III: Publications Program chronicles the Council's extensive work in organizing the sale of commercial products and publications and is divided in four subseries; III.A: Holiday Cards, III.B: Appointment Calendars, III.C: Objects and Publications and III.D: Publicity and Work Files. Subseries III.A: Holiday Cards is not an exhaustive collection of cards but contains a large inventory. Catalogues and work files in subseries III.D may include cards not filed with Subseries III.A. Subseries III.D also provides significant documentation and correspondence on the Council's work in reproducing and selling publication materials in addition to artist contracts.
Series IV: Television Archive of the Arts, records in this series document the Council's interest in Television as a new art form and the unprecedented access it provided to artists and their work. Series contains correspondence, research, and project proposals which demonstrate how the Council advocated for the Archive.
Series V: Events and Projects, consists of planning files for the numerous events the Junior Council hosted and projects they were involved in. Activities range from film screenings; cultural events; symposiums; events for poetry and performance art; involvement in community projects; and nationwide efforts to make art accessible. Some files are records of projects or events that never came to fruition. The series includes correspondence, Community and New Projects committee meeting minutes, photographs, and ephemera.
The records are open for access and contain no restrictions.
The Junior Council Records are the physical property of The Museum of Modern Art. Literary rights including copyright belong to the authors or their legal heirs and assigns. For further information, and to obtain permission to publish or reproduce, contact the MoMA Archives.
Index Terms |
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| This collection is indexed under the following headings in the library catalog of The Museum of Modern Art. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings. | ||
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| Annual reports | ||
| Minutes | ||
| Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.) -- Art Lending Service -- Archives | ||
| Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.) -- Junior Council -- Archives | ||
Art Lending Service and Art Advisory Service Records contain extensive information on the programs started by the Junior Council.
Published citations should take the following form:
Long version: Junior Council Records, [series.folder]. The Museum of Modern Art Archives, New York.
Short version: JC, [series.folder]. MoMA Archives, NY.
The records of the Junior Council were maintained internally by the organization and transferred to the Museum's records management program circa 1994. A stand-alone collection of one manuscript box was accessioned into the Archives in the same year and a finding aid was created for it in 2006. The materials in records management and the small accessioned collection were retrieved and surveyed to be integrated into one collection in early 2018.
The collection as a whole is in good condition. In processing, staples and other metal fasteners were removed; folders and other housings were discarded or replaced with acid-free equivalents; photographs, negatives and other photographic materials were rehoused in polyester sleeves; and acidic and other unstable materials were isolated or encapsulated as appropriate. Two tightly rolled paper items were sent to conservation to be flattened.
Series I: Meetings and Reports 1949-1986 |
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Subseries I.A: Meeting Minutes 1949-1986 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| I.A.1 | Junior Council Meeting Minutes 1 of 5 Contains minutes for meetings held February 8-June 7, 1949. Includes minutes of first Junior Council meeting, list of first Council members and transcript of interview with Alfred H. Barr, Jr. by Council members. |
1949 |
| I.A.2 | Junior Council Meeting Minutes 2 of 5 Includes minutes for meetings held June 4, 1952-October 10, 1955. Contains discussions on early days of Art Lending Service, Christmas Card Prints, Appointment Calendar and other important Junior Council initiatives. |
1952-1955 |
| I.A.3 | Junior Council Meeting Minutes 3 of 5 Contains minutes for meetings held May 12, 1958-October 22, 1962. Includes reports on large-scale events, exhibitions and projects including Recent Sculpture: U.S.A, lecture series, publication of Guide to Modern Art in Europe. |
1958-1962 |
| I.A.4 | Junior Council Meeting Minutes 4 of 5 Contains minutes for meetings held November 13, 1964-November 7, 1966. Includes discussion on possible joint American Federation of Arts and Junior Council project, Junior Council Fact Sheet, updates on community playground project, Television Archive. |
1964-1966 |
| I.A.5 | Junior Council Meeting Minutes 5 of 5 Contains minutes for meetings held March 1, 1967-March 12, 1970. Includes Meeting of the Staff Program Committee, proposals for Museum's Fortieth Anniversary, financial reports and updates on various Council activities. |
1967-1970 |
| I.A.6 | Art Lending Service Committee Meeting Minutes and Reports Contains minutes for meetings held January 8, 1953-October 13, 1960. Includes 1951 proposal for Art Lending Library, ALS and Retrospective exhibition brochures, news clipping. |
1951-1960 |
| I.A.7 | Miscellaneous Committee Minutes Meeting minutes and reports from following committees: Ballet, Christmas Print Sale, Dimensions, Evening of Films on Printmaking, New Cinema, Next Major Junior Council Exhibitions, Recent Painting USA, Sculpture Benefit and Sculpture Show Planning. |
1954-1965 |
| I.A.8 | Calendar Committee Meeting Minutes Contains minutes for meetings held December 10, 1957-November 27, 1962. Discussions on Appointment Calendar designs, production and packaging. |
1957-1962 |
| I.A.9 | Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 1 of 10 Contains minutes for meetings held October 16, 1958-December 16, 1958. Updates on various Junior Council events and programs. |
1958 |
| I.A.10 | Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 2 of 10 Includes minutes for meetings held January 20-November 24, 1959. Contains updates "Dimensions 1959" lecture series, finances and Junior Council activities. |
1959 |
| I.A.11 | Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 3 of 10 Contains minutes for meetings held January 7-December 6, 1960. Includes reports on Art Lending Service and ALS Retrospective exhibition. |
1960 |
| I.A.12 | Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 4 of 10 Includes minutes for meeting held January 10-December 12, 1961. Contains update of Recent Paintings USA: The Figure exhibition. |
1961 |
| I.A.13 | Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 5 of 10 Contains minutes for meetings held January 9-November 27, 1962. Includes sales reports and financials, Cartoon Book, William Tell and Guide to Modern Art in Europe publications, updates on Junior Council events and projects. |
1962 |
| I.A.14 | Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 6 of 10 Contains minutes for meetings held September 24, 1964-November 23, 1965. Includes discussion of corporate collecting plan, progress reports on committee activities, financial reports. |
1964-1965 |
| I.A.15 | Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 7 of 10 Contains minutes for meetings held January 25, 1966-December 17, 1968. Sales reports for Appointment Calendars and Christmas cards, Cypress Hills Playground opening, New Projects Committee, Membership Committee proposals. |
1966-1968 |
| I.A.16 | Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 8 of 10 Contains minutes for meetings held January 24, 1969-December 18, 1970. Includes project proposals for Fifth Avenue banners and subway art, changes to Art Lending Service, Television Archive funding, "Art and Subsidy 1970" symposium and more. |
1969-1970 |
| I.A.17 | Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 9 of 10 Contains minutes for meetings held January 26, 1971-June 4, 1975. Includes updates on JC events, Art Lending Service financials, Art Advisory Service, Junior Council budget, television commercial project. |
1971-1975 |
| I.A.18 | Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 10 of 10 Contains minutes for meetings held May 3, 1976-November 21, 1983. Includes summaries of Council activities, Associate Council name change, project updates and finances. |
1976-1982 |
| I.A.19 | Minutes and Report to Discuss Original Prints Project Contains minutes for meetings held March 1958-August 9, 1960. Includes report, meeting minutes, press release and photographs. |
1958-1960 |
| I.A.20 | New Projects Committee Meeting Minutes Includes minutes for meetings held December 15, 1959-November 20, 1962. Contains meetings on new and expanding project ideas. |
1959-1962 |
| I.A.21 | Restructuring History: Associate Council Includes memos and reports on name change to Associate Council and Statement of Organization. |
1981 |
| I.A.22 | The Associate Council Fall and Spring Meetings Includes invitations, guest lists and meeting reports for Fall 1985 and Spring 1986 meetings. |
1985-1986 |
| I.A.23 | Restructuring History: CAC Proposals Includes meeting reports and minutes with proposals to restructure Associate Council. |
1986 |
| I.A.24 | Restructuring History: Pre-Annual Meeting Materials Contains meeting minutes, notes and reports in preparation for member Annual Fall Meeting and announcement of restructuring. |
1986 |
| I.A.25 | Restructuring History: Art Advisory Service Includes memos and financial reports on the AAS and discussion on future plans for the Service. |
1986 |
| I.A.26 | Restructuring History: Annual Fall Meeting Includes meeting invitations, minutes, and post-meeting notes on concerns of members. |
1986 |
| I.A.27 | Restructuring History: Financials Contains memos and financial statements and reports regarding Art Advisory Service and the Associate Council in regards to restructuring. |
1986 |
| I.A.28 | Restructuring History: Membership Includes updates to membership policies and letters to members. |
1986 |
Subseries I.B: Annual Reports 1952-1986 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| I.B.1 | 1952-1953 One copy. |
1953 |
| I.B.2 | 1953-1954 Includes Art Lending Service Annual Report 1953-1954. |
1954 |
| I.B.3 | 1954-1955 One copy. |
1955 |
| I.B.4 | 1956-1957 Two copies. |
1957 |
| I.B.5 | 1957-1958 One copy. |
1958 |
| I.B.6 | 1958-1959 One copy. |
1959 |
| I.B.7 | 1959-1960 One copy. |
1960 |
| I.B.8 | 1960-1961 One copy. |
1961 |
| I.B.9 | 1961-1962 One copy. |
1962 |
| I.B.10 | 1962-1963 Six copies. |
1963 |
| I.B.11 | 1963-1964 Seven copies. |
1964 |
| I.B.12 | 1964-1965 Four copies. |
1965 |
| I.B.13 | 1965-1966 One copy. |
1966 |
| I.B.14 | 1966-1967 Seven copies of Annual Report, includes four Junior Council Year Reviewed in Photographs brochures. |
1967 |
| I.B.15 | 1967-1968 One copy, includes Art Lending Service Annual Report 1967-1968. |
1968 |
| I.B.16 | 1968-1969 Three copies. |
1969 |
| I.B.17 | 1969-1970 Three copies. |
1970 |
| I.B.18 | 1970-1971 One copy. |
1971 |
| I.B.19 | 1971-1972 Four copies. |
1972 |
| I.B.20 | 1972-1973 Four copies. Includes handrwitten notes and New Projects Committee Meeting minutes. |
1973 |
| I.B.21 | 1973-1974 Four copies. |
1974 |
| I.B.22 | 1974-1975 Three copies. |
1975 |
| I.B.23 | 1975-1976 Four copies. |
1976 |
| I.B.24 | 1976-1977 Four copies. |
1977 |
| I.B.25 | 1977-1978 Four copies. |
1978 |
| I.B.26 | Biennial Report 1978-1980 Three copies. |
1980 |
| I.B.27 | 1980-1981 Three copies. |
1981 |
| I.B.28 | 1981-1982 First Associate Council Annual Report, includes two copies of report and Art Lending Service/Penthouse Exhibitions Program. |
1982 |
| I.B.29 | 1982-1983 Five copies. |
1983 |
| I.B.30 | 1983-1984 Five copies, include brochures for "Three Evenings of Performance" event. |
1984 |
| I.B.31 | 1984-1985 Five copies, includes Art Advisory Service Annual Report. |
1985 |
| I.B.32 | 1985-1986 Three copies. |
1986 |
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Series II: Office Files 1951-1986 |
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Subseries II.A: Finances 1967-1985 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| II.A.1 | JRC 1966/67 Statement Expenses and income from various Council programs. |
1967 |
| II.A.2 | Junior Council Budget 1968-1970 Profits, expenses, communications on funding and Tax Reform Act 1969. |
1968-1970 |
| II.A.3 | JRC Finance 1969/1970 General Operating statements and contributions. |
1969-1971 |
| II.A.4 | Junior Council Budget 1970-1971 Contains materials regarding Council operating budget. |
1970-1971 |
| II.A.5 | Junior Council Budget Justification 1970 Includes expenses, schedules and income. |
1970-1971 |
| II.A.6 | Junior Council Contributions Correspondence and financial documents regarding funding and donations. |
1970-1971 |
| II.A.7 | Junior Council Finances Operating statements and correspondence. |
1970-1971 |
| II.A.8 | Associate Council Ten Year Financial Report 1961-1971 | 1971 |
| II.A.9 | Finance Contributions 1971-1972 Contains letters and financial documents regarding contributions to the Council. |
1971-1972 |
| II.A.10 | JRC Finance 1972/73 General Correspondence, memos and financial reports. |
1973 |
| II.A.11 | JRC Finance 1973/74 General Includes bank book, communications on budget and internal audit. |
1973-1974 |
| II.A.12 | JRC Finance 1974/75 Budget Budget with breakdown of income and expenses. |
1974 |
| II.A.13 | JRC Finance 1975/76 Budget Operating budget, financial report, Spring benefit. |
1975 |
| II.A.14 | JRC Finance 1976/77 General Operating budget, financial report, finance meeting notes. |
1976 |
| II.A.15 | JRC Finance 1977/78 General Contains operating budget. |
1977 |
| II.A.16 | JRC Finance 1978/79 General Sales results and income. |
1978 |
| II.A.17 | JRC Financial Committee Includes budgets, memos, financial summaries. |
1978-1982 |
| II.A.18 | JRC Finance 1979/80 General Contains memos and breakdown of budget and expenses. |
1979 |
| II.A.19 | JRC Finance 1980/81 General Correspondence and Financial Results Summary. |
1981 |
| II.A.20 | JRC Finance 1982/83 General Contains summary of activity and reconciliations. |
1982 |
| II.A.21 | JRC Finance 1983/84 General Operating budget. |
1983 |
| II.A.22 | Financial 1985-1986 Budget Memo on membership dues and contributions. |
1985 |
Subseries II.B: Membership 1951-1986 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| II.B.1 | Junior Council Directories 1 of 5 Directories of Junior Council members, staff, and committee members. |
1951-1957 |
| II.B.2 | Junior Council Directories 2 of 5 Directories of Junior Council members, staff, and committee members. |
1955-1962 |
| II.B.3 | Junior Council Directories 3 of 5 Information on staffing and Council directories. |
1968-1969 |
| II.B.4 | Junior Council Directories 4 of 5 Directories: 1974-1975, 1975-1976, 1976-1977, 1977-1978, 1978-1979, 1979-1980, 1980-1981. |
1974-1981 |
| II.B.5 | Junior Council Directories 5 of 5 Directories: 1981-1982, 1983-1984, 1984-1985, 1985-1986. |
1982-1986 |
| II.B.6 | Membership 1958-1963 Directories of members, meeting minutes, correspondence. |
1959-1963 |
| II.B.7 | Pubilicty on Members Contains press clippings and releases on Junior Council members. |
1959-1971 |
| II.B.8 | Membership 1964-1966 Correspondence regarding prospective members. |
1964-1966 |
| II.B.9 | Membership 1965-1968 Correspondence regarding membership and Executive Committee appointments and resignations. |
1965-1968 |
| II.B.10 | Membership 1966-1967 Includes membership correspondence and Volunteer Committees of Art Museums (VCAM) Conference report. |
1966-1967 |
| II.B.11 | Membership 1966-1969 Contains correspondence and Membership Committee meeting minutes. |
1967-1969 |
| II.B.12 | Membershp 1968-1970 Membership correspondence and questionnaires. |
1968-1970 |
| II.B.13 | Membership 1970-1971 Membership correspondence and questionnaires, James C. Crimmins retirement speech. |
1970-1972 |
| II.B.14 | Membership 1971-1972 Membership correspondence. |
1971-1972 |
| II.B.15 | Membership 1973-1975 Membership correspondence. |
1973-1975 |
| II.B.16 | Membership 1976 Contains agenda, invitations and minutes for Membership Committee meeting and correspondence. |
1976 |
| II.B.17 | Membership 1977 Includes Membership Committee meeting notes, agenda and minutes, and correspondence. |
1977 |
| II.B.18 | Membership 1978 Inlcludes Membership Committee meeting invitations, notes and correspondence. |
1978 |
| II.B.19 | Membership 1979-1980 Correspondence and meeting invitations and notes. |
1979-1980 |
| II.B.20 | Membership 1981-1982 Statement of organization, meeting materials and correspondence. |
1981-1982 |
| II.B.21 | Membership 1982-1984 Correspondence, proposed members, and invitations to Council meetings. |
1982-1984 |
| II.B.22 | Contributing Members Rolodex Cards Alphabetical rolodex last updated in 1984. |
1984 |
| II.B.23 | Membership 1984-1985 Prospective members lists and correspondence, meeting materials. |
1984-1985 |
| II.B.24 | Membership 1985-1986 Membership and Executive Committee meeting minutes. |
1985-1986 |
Subseries II.C: Miscellaneous 1954-1982 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| II.C.1 | General Correspondence Contains correspondence regarding responses to invitations and non-MoMA events. |
1954-1985 |
| II.C.2* | Krokodil Cartoons Five Russian cartoons; 1956 No. 33, 1957 No. 9, 1958 No. 6, 8, 31. |
1956-1958 |
| II.C.3 | General Publication Research Includes photographs with description list, "Circus: No Photographs 12 June 1968." |
1968 |
| II.C.4 | Performance Art Research Black and white photographs of performances, catalogues and background information on prospective performance artists. |
1971-1980 |
| II.C.5 | Carl Harp Prison Correspondence Includes correspondence with Carl Harp and samples of his artwork from prison. |
1975 |
| II.C.6 | Performance Research Includes correspondence and background information on artists and performances. |
1978 |
| II.C.7 | Bluff and the Magic Mansion: A Children's Guide to the Hunter Museum of Art Publication kept by Junior Council for research purposes, published by Hunter Museum of Art in Chattanooga, Tennessee. |
1980 |
| II.C.8 | Performance Art Various Research Contains materials related to Performance Art Archive, definition and report of Council's history with the art form. |
1982 |
| II.C.9 | Polyphonix 1982 Research on Polyphonix poetry concert. |
1982 |
| II.C.10 | List of Junior Council Files in Storage (for reference) Includes name of file, abstract and date. |
undated |
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Series III: Publications Program 1950-1986 |
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Subseries III.A: Holiday Cards 1954-1986 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| III.A.1 | Christmas Card Program History Includes Junior Council Meeting Minutes on creation of Christmas Card Committee, CCC meeting minutes and a brief history of program by Pat Whitman. |
1954-1995 |
| III.A.2 | Ben Shahn Illustrated booklet and two cards. |
1956 |
| III.A.3 | Herbert Migdoll, Niviaksiak Migdoll: One card from 1958, and one from 1960. Niviaksiak: Three cards from 1959. Migdoll cards added to this folder in 2022. |
1958-1960 |
| III.A.4 | George Brecht Two cards. |
1961 |
| III.A.5 | Joseph del Gaudio, Herbert Migdoll del Gaudio: Two cards. Migdoll: One card. Migdoll card added to this folder in 2022. |
1964 |
| III.A.6 | Josef Albers One card. |
1965 |
| III.A.7 | Alexander Calder Three cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.8 | Sam Francis Three cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.9 | Helen Frankenthaler Three cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.10 | Hans Haacke One card. |
1965 |
| III.A.11 | Etienne Hajdu One card. |
1965 |
| III.A.12 | Robert Indiana One card. |
1965 |
| III.A.13 | Jasper Johns Two cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.14 | Kenojuak Two cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.15 | André Masson Three cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.16 | Friedrich Meckseper Three cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.17 | Robert Rauschberg Three cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.18 | Omar Rayo Two cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.19 | Heinz Trökes Three cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.20 | Heinz Veuhoff Three cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.21 | Paul Wunderlich Two cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.22 | Jack Youngerman Two cards. |
1965 |
| III.A.23 | Martus Granirer Two cards. |
1966 |
| III.A.24 | Paul Klee Two cards. |
1966 |
| III.A.25 | Larry Poons Two cards. |
1966 |
| III.A.26 | Minor White Two cards. |
1966 |
| III.A.27 | Marie Cosindas Two cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.28 | Allan D'Arcangelo Two cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.29 | Alvin Dickstein Two cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.30 | Carl Laanes One card. |
1967 |
| III.A.31 | Gerald Laing Two cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.32 | Dorthea Lange Two cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.33 | Josef Levi Two cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.34 | Georgia O'Keefe Three cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.35 | Pablo Picasso Five cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.36 | Joseph Pickett Two cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.37 | Bob Stanley Two cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.38 | Marna Thoma Two cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.39 | Ernest Trova Two cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.40 | Jacques Villon Five cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.41 | Ryuichi Yamashiro Two cards. |
1967 |
| III.A.42 | Will Bradley Four cards. |
1968 |
| III.A.43 | Joe Brainard Three cards. |
1968 |
| III.A.44 | Marc Chagall Three cards. |
1968 |
| III.A.45 | Jean-Michel Folon Four flip books. NOTE: A 2018 reprint of the booklet, created by the Fondation Folon, was added in March 2019 with permission from MoMA's Department of Publications. |
1968 |
| III.A.46 | Ellsworth Kelly Two cards. |
1968 |
| III.A.47 | Nicholas Krushenick Two cards. |
1968 |
| III.A.48 | Carl Laanes Three cards. |
1968 |
| III.A.49 | Loren MacIver Four cards. |
1968 |
| III.A.50 | Donald E. Munson Two cards. |
1968 |
| III.A.51 | Esther and Christopher Pullman Two cards. |
1968 |
| III.A.52 | Massimo Vignelli Two cards. |
1968 |
| III.A.53 | Edward Deming Andrews The Shaker Order of Christmas, two booklets. |
1969 |
| III.A.54 | Romare Bearden Two cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.55 | Luis Camnitzer Two cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.56 | Luitpold Domberger Two cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.57 | Jean-Michel Folon Three cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.58 | Auguste Herbin Two cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.59 | Herbert Kapitzki One card. |
1969 |
| III.A.60 | Carl Laanes Six cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.61 | David Leigh Two cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.62 | Mon Levinson One card. |
1969 |
| III.A.63 | Ronald Markman Three cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.64 | Azaria Mbatha Two cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.65 | Charles Mingus, III Ten cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.66 | Christopher Pullman Five cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.67 | Harry Soviak Five cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.68 | Joe Tilson Three cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.69 | Jan Toorop Two cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.70 | John Whitney Two cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.71 | Sanford Wurmfeld Two cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.72 | Larry Zox Three cards. |
1969 |
| III.A.73 | Jean (Hans) Arp Three cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.74 | Pol Bury Three cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.75 | Alexander Calder One card. |
1970 |
| III.A.76 | Jules Chéret Four cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.77 | Jim Dine One card. |
1970 |
| III.A.78 | Jean Dubuffet Five cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.79 | Judith Karelitz Four cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.80 | André Kertész Three cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.81 | Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Three cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.82 | Paul Klee Two cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.83 | Henri Matisse Four cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.84 | Ad Reinhardt Three cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.85 | Kurt Schwitters Three cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.86 | Marion Tarasuk Four cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.87 | Edgard Tytgat Three cards. |
1970 |
| III.A.88 | Sydney Butchkes Two cards. |
1971 |
| III.A.89 | Paul Rogers Harris Three cards. |
1971 |
| III.A.90 | Thom Klika Two cards. |
1971 |
| III.A.91 | Carl Laanes Six cards. |
1971 |
| III.A.92 | Matthew Leibowitz Three cards. |
1971 |
| III.A.93 | Lisl Levinsohn Three cards. |
1971 |
| III.A.94 | Thomas Ockerse Three cards. |
1971 |
| III.A.95 | Arline Sherman Four cards. |
1971 |
| III.A.96 | Peter Stroud Three cards. |
1971 |
| III.A.97 | Jack and Sondra Beal Three cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.98 | Emile Bernard Three cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.99 | Robin A. Bugbee Three cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.100 | Pierre Clark Two cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.101 | André Derain Four cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.102 | Morris Hirschfield Three cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.103 | Toshihiro Katayama Two cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.104 | Thom Klika One card. |
1972 |
| III.A.105 | Carl Laanes Four cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.106 | Richard Lindner Three cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.107 | Charles Mingus, III Three cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.108 | Lowell Nesbitt Three cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.109 | Pablo Picasso Three cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.110 | Eliot Porter Three cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.111 | Esther and Christopher Pullman Five cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.112 | Ivan Puni Three cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.113 | Arline Sherman Five cards. |
1972 |
| III.A.114 | Harry Soviak One card. |
1972 |
| III.A.115 | Josef Albers Four cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.116 | L.L.J. de Bever Three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.117 | Patrick Blackwell Three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.118 | R. O. Blechman Four cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.119 | Joe Brainard Includes I Remember Christmas booklet and three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.120 | Robert Delauney Three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.121 | Jean Dewasne Three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.122 | Jim Dine Five cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.123 | Arthur G. Dove Two cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.124 | Grace Giusti Three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.125 | Toshihiro Katayama Eight cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.126 | Carl Laanes Six cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.127 | Ernst Lurker Three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.128 | Rory McEwen Three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.129 | Piet Mondrian Seven cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.130 | Kenneth Noland Three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.131 | Pablo Picasso Five cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.132 | Clayton Pond Three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.133 | Joyce Sills Three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.134 | Catherine Warren Three cards. |
1973 |
| III.A.135 | Murray Alcosser 12 cards. |
1974 |
| III.A.136 | Chuck Amato Ten cards. |
1974 |
| III.A.137 | Ivan Chermayeff Three cards. |
1974 |
| III.A.138 | Georgi Daskaloff Three cards. |
1974 |
| III.A.139 | Milton Glaser Three cards. |
1974 |
| III.A.140 | Bill Hine Two cards. |
1974 |
| III.A.141 | E. McKnight Kauffer Three cards. |
1974 |
| III.A.142 | Carl Laanes 11 cards. |
1974 |
| III.A.143 | Henri Matisse Three cards. |
1974 |
| III.A.144 | Ted Naos One card. |
1974 |
| III.A.145 | Pablo Picasso Five cards. |
1974 |
| III.A.146 | Propper/Elman Three cards. |
1974 |
| III.A.147 | Nicole Archer Reslink One card. |
1974 |
| III.A.148 | Clara Williamson Two cards . |
1974 |
| III.A.149 | Murray Alcosser Nine cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.150 | Carmi Bee Eight cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.151 | Alexander Calder Three cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.152 | Elaine Lustig Cohen Three cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.153 | Paul Davis Two cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.154 | Kenneth Grange Two cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.155 | Richard Hamilton Nine cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.156 | Charles Hinman Three cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.157 | Toshihiro Katayama Seven cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.158 | Enzo Mari Four cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.159 | Richard Meier Three cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.160 | Alan Peters Three cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.161 | Elfi Schuseika Three cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.162 | Arline Sherman Six cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.163 | Stephen Shore Five cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.164 | Henry Smith-Miller Four cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.165 | Jacques Villon One card. |
1975 |
| III.A.166 | Neil Welliver Four cards. |
1975 |
| III.A.167 | Seymour Chwast/Push Pin Studios Five cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.168 | Federico Fellini Two cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.169 | Jud Fine Four cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.170 | Giosetta Fioroni Four cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.171 | Natalie Gontcharova Three cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.172 | Peter Katz Five cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.173 | B.A. King Six cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.174 | Paul Klee Three cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.175 | Carl Laanes Four cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.176 | Pierre Le-Tan One card. |
1976 |
| III.A.177 | Flemming Ljorring Six cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.178 | Sondra Mayer Four cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.179 | Ted Naos Two cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.180 | Don Nice Three cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.181 | Thomas Lanigan Schmidt Three cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.182 | Chas. B. Slackman and Samuel N. Antupit Four cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.183 | Victor Vasarely Three cards. |
1976 |
| III.A.184 | Berenice Abbott One card. |
1977 |
| III.A.185 | Murray Alcosser Two cards. |
1977 |
| III.A.186 | Lark Carrier Two cards. |
1977 |
| III.A.187 | Alex Colville One card. |
1977 |
| III.A.188 | Sonia Delaunay One card. |
1977 |
| III.A.189 | Moshe Elimelech Five cards. |
1977 |
| III.A.190 | Donald Evans Three cards. |
1977 |
| III.A.191 | William Glackens One card. |
1977 |
| III.A.192 | Morris Hirschfield Two cards. |
1977 |
| III.A.193 | Gertrude Käsebier One card. |
1977 |
| III.A.194 | Pierre Le-Tan One card. |
1977 |
| III.A.195 | Ted Naos One card. |
1977 |
| III.A.196 | Clayton Pond Four cards. |
1977 |
| III.A.197 | Nicole Archer Reslink One card. |
1977 |
| III.A.198 | Ernst Roch and Rolf Harder Two cards. |
1977 |
| III.A.199 | Naomi Savage Three cards. |
1977 |
| III.A.200 | Lorraine Schechter Six cards. |
1977 |
| III.A.201 | Daniel Spoerri Three posters. |
1977 |
| III.A.202 | Pavel Tchelitchew Two cards. |
1977 |
| III.A.203 | Hannah Wilke Two cards. |
1977 |
| III.A.204 | Murray Alcosser Four cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.205 | Fred Baldus Two cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.206 | Pierre Bonnard Four cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.207 | Lark Carrier Three cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.208 | Paul Cézanne Two cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.209 | André Derain Three cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.210 | Moshe Elimelech Three cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.211 | Buckminster Fuller One card. |
1978 |
| III.A.212 | David King Two cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.213 | Sondra Mayer Three cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.214 | Joan Miró Three cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.215 | Henry Moore Three cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.216 | Elie Nadelman Three cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.217 | Joseph Pickett One card. |
1978 |
| III.A.218 | George Schneeman One card. |
1978 |
| III.A.219 | Paul Segal Two cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.220 | Shamask Two cards. |
1978 |
| III.A.221 | Murray Alcosser Six cards. |
1979 |
| III.A.222 | Ed Baynard Six cards. |
1979 |
| III.A.223 | Marcel G. Bretos One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.224 | Mary Cassatt Three cards. |
1979 |
| III.A.225 | Pierre Le-Tan One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.226 | Hoi Ling Chu Three cards. |
1979 |
| III.A.227 | Eileen Fisher and Rei Yoshimura One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.228 | Vincent van Gogh One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.229 | Natalie Gontcharova One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.230 | Stefan Hirsch One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.231 | Nurit Karlin One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.232 | Fernand Léger Three cards. |
1979 |
| III.A.233 | Morris Louis One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.234 | Tim McDonough One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.235 | Robert Metcalf Four cards. |
1979 |
| III.A.236 | Joel Meyerowitz Two cards. |
1979 |
| III.A.237 | Antoni Miralda Two cards. |
1979 |
| III.A.238 | Ted Naos Two cards. |
1979 |
| III.A.239 | Mary Petty One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.240 | Pablo Picasso One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.241 | Edward Steichen One card. |
1979 |
| III.A.242 | Marcel G. Bretos Three cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.243 | Charles Hinman Eight cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.244 | Jay Holme Four cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.245 | Don Hunstein 11 cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.246 | Kikuchi-Oji Design Inc. Four cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.247 | Pierre Le-Tan Three cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.248 | Wallop Manyum Five cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.249 | Henri Matisse Five cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.250 | Barbara Morgan Four cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.251 | Eadweard Muybridge Four cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.252 | Ted Naos Four cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.253 | Sally Noll Two cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.254 | Georgia O'Keefe Three cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.255 | Pablo Picasso 12 cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.256 | Maurice Sendak Three cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.257 | Arlene Slavin Four cards. |
1980 |
| III.A.258 | Victor Amador Three cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.259 | Noa Attia One card. |
1981 |
| III.A.260 | Claudio Bravo Four cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.261 | Marcel G. Bretos One card. |
1981 |
| III.A.262 | Lark Carrier Three cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.263 | Hoi Ling Chu Four cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.264 | Georgi Daskaloff Three cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.265 | Dagmar Frinta Two cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.266 | Grace Giusti Two cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.267 | Paul Klee One card. |
1981 |
| III.A.268 | Thom Klika Five cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.269 | Pierre Le-Tan One card. |
1981 |
| III.A.270 | Wallop Manyum Four cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.271 | Sally Noll Three cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.272 | Michael Harris Quint Two cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.273 | Lilo Raymond Four cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.274 | Nicole Archer Reslink Four cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.275 | Henry Smith-Miller Two cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.276 | Harry Soviak Four cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.277 | Eric Staller Four cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.278 | Joyce Stillman-Myers Five cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.279 | David Trowbridge Four cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.280 | Mike Wilks Two cards. |
1981 |
| III.A.281 | Eugène Atget Three cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.282 | Marcel G. Bretos Six cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.283 | Paul Davis Two cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.284 | Serban Épuré Two cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.285 | Serge Hambourg Three cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.286 | Jasper Johns Three cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.287 | Buffie Johnson Three cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.288 | Don Judd One card. |
1982 |
| III.A.289 | Gustav Klimt One card. |
1982 |
| III.A.290 | Robert Kushner Three cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.291 | Lois Lane Three cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.292 | Henri Matisse Two cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.293 | Piet Mondrian One card. |
1982 |
| III.A.294 | Elie Nadelman Three cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.295 | Sally Noll Two cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.296 | Nicole Archer Reslink Seven cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.297 | Mark Sabin One card. |
1982 |
| III.A.298 | George Schneeman Three cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.299 | Paul Segal One card. |
1982 |
| III.A.300 | John Siddle Four cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.301 | Tsuneo Taniuchi Three cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.302 | Felix Vallotton Two cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.303 | Hillary Vermont Two cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.304 | Clara Williamson Five cards. |
1982 |
| III.A.305 | Henry Altchek Four cards. |
1983 |
| III.A.306 | Moshe Elimelech Two cards. |
1983 |
| III.A.307 | Vernon Fisher Two cards. |
1983 |
| III.A.308 | Sam Francis One card. |
1983 |
| III.A.309 | Red Grooms 13 cards. |
1983 |
| III.A.310 | Valerie Jaudon One card. |
1983 |
| III.A.311 | Robert Kushner One card. |
1983 |
| III.A.312 | Pierre Le-Tan Four cards. |
1983 |
| III.A.313 | Wallop Manyum Two cards. |
1983 |
| III.A.314 | Henri Matisse Two cards. |
1983 |
| III.A.315 | Joan Miró One card. |
1983 |
| III.A.316 | Alice Neel Two cards. |
1983 |
| III.A.317 | Don Nice One card. |
1983 |
| III.A.318 | Georgia O'Keefe One card. |
1983 |
| III.A.319 | H. Adams Sutphin Two cards. |
1983 |
| III.A.320 | Augustus Vincent Tack One card. |
1983 |
| III.A.321 | Clarence H. White Three cards. |
1983 |
| III.A.322 | William Bailey One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.323 | Jim Dine One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.324 | Theo van Doesburg One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.325 | Teresa Fasolino One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.326 | Heidi Goennel One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.327 | Wassily Kandinsky Two cards. |
1984 |
| III.A.328 | E. McKnight Kauffer One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.329 | Ellsworth Kelly Two cards. |
1984 |
| III.A.330 | Felix Klee One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.331 | Pierre Le-Tan One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.332 | Roy Lichtenstein One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.333 | Wallop Manyum Two cards. |
1984 |
| III.A.334 | Henri Matisse One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.335 | Joan Miró One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.336 | Malcolm Morley One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.337 | Santiago One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.338 | Tsuneo Taniuchi One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.339 | Rakusan Tsuchiya One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.340 | Hillary Vermont One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.341 | Tom Wesselmann One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.342 | Robert S. Zakanitch One card. |
1984 |
| III.A.343 | Fred Baldus One card. |
1985 |
| III.A.344 | Patrick Henry Bruce Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.345 | Harold Cassety One card. |
1985 |
| III.A.346 | Stuart Davis Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.347 | Richard Estes Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.348 | Pinin Farina Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.349 | Eileen Fisher One card. |
1985 |
| III.A.350 | Sam Francis Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.351 | Vincent van Gogh Three cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.352 | Nurit Karlin Five cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.353 | Christopher Klumb One card. |
1985 |
| III.A.354 | Pierre Le-Tan Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.355 | Fernand Léger Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.356 | Wallop Manyum Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.357 | Robert Mapplethorpe One card. |
1985 |
| III.A.358 | Franz Marc Four cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.359 | Aldemir Martins One card. |
1985 |
| III.A.360 | Jeff Moriber Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.361 | Pablo Picasso Four cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.362 | Fairfield Porter Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.363 | Nicole Archer Reslink Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.364 | James Rosenquist Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.365 | Santiago Two puzzles. |
1985 |
| III.A.366 | Tsuneo Taniuchi Seven cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.367 | Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Two cards. |
1985 |
| III.A.368 | Barrie Wyman One card. |
1985 |
| III.A.369 | Sara Anderson Three cards. |
1986 |
| III.A.370 | Henry Baker Four cards. |
1986 |
| III.A.371 | Jonathan Borofsky 11 cards. |
1986 |
| III.A.372 | Alexander Calder One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.373 | Marc Chagall One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.374 | Joseph Cornell One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.375 | Stuart Davis One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.376 | Charles Demuth Three cards. |
1986 |
| III.A.377 | John Alfred Dorn, III One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.378 | Heidi Goennel Three cards. |
1986 |
| III.A.379 | Howard Hodgkin One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.380 | Amy Johnson Three cards. |
1986 |
| III.A.381 | Gertrude Käsebier One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.382 | Joan Landis One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.383 | Claude Monet One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.384 | Edzard Knyphausen One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.385 | Arnie Levin One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.386 | Emil Nolde One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.387 | Nicole Reslink One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.388 | Ben Shahn One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.389 | Roxanne Slimak 12 cards. |
1986 |
| III.A.390 | Peter Spacek Three cards. |
1986 |
| III.A.391 | Wayne Thiebaud One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.392 | Martin Thurin Four cards. |
1986 |
| III.A.393 | Tom Wesselmann One card. |
1986 |
| III.A.394 | Nina Domberger Two cards. |
undated |
| III.A.395 | Vincent van Gogh Two cards. |
undated |
| III.A.396 | Paul Klee Two cards. |
undated |
| III.A.397 | Yasuo Kuniyoshi Two cards. |
undated |
| III.A.398 | Henri Matisse Three cards. |
undated |
| III.A.399 | Ted Naos One card. |
undated |
| III.A.400 | Saul Steinberg Three cards. |
undated |
| III.A.401 | Film Stills Holiday Cards Cards picture Edward Arnold, Clara Bow, Nancy Carroll, Katherine Hepburn, Marcello Mastroianni, Mary Pickford, and Shirley Temple. 15 cards. |
1979-1984, undated |
Subseries III.B: Appointment Calendars 1957-1986 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| III.B.1 | 1957 [Prints from MoMA collection] Three copies. |
1957 |
| III.B.2 | 1958 [Drawings from MoMA collection] Two copies. |
1958 |
| III.B.3 | 1959 [Prints from MoMA collection] Two copies. |
1959 |
| III.B.4 | 1960 [Prints from MoMA collection] Two copies. |
1960 |
| III.B.5 | 1961 [Photographs of sculpture from MoMA collection] Two copies. Double spiral design. Includes original packaging. |
1961 |
| III.B.6 | 1962 [Woodcuts from MoMA collection] Two copies. Includes original packaging. |
1962 |
| III.B.7 | 1963 [Photographs from MoMA collection] Two copies. |
1963 |
| III.B.8 | 1964 [Posters from MoMA collection] Two copies. |
1964 |
| III.B.9 | 1965 [Film stills from MoMA collection] Two copies. |
1965 |
| III.B.10 | 1966 [Selections from Theatre Arts Collection of MoMA] Two copies. |
1966 |
| III.B.11 | 1967 [Photographs from MoMA collection] Two copies. Includes original packaging. |
1967 |
| III.B.12 | 1968 [Artists by Artists, portraits from MoMA collection] Two copies. Includes original packaging. |
1968 |
| III.B.13 | 1969 [Studies and finished works in MoMA] Two copies. |
1969 |
| III.B.14 | 1970 1 of 5 [Selections from Design Collection of MoMA] Six copies. Includes original packaging. |
1970 |
| III.B.15 | 1970 2 of 5 [Selections from Design Collection of MoMA] Six copies. Includes original packaging. |
1970 |
| III.B.16 | 1970 3 of 5 [Selections from Design Collection of MoMA] Six copies. Includes original packaging. |
1970 |
| III.B.17 | 1970 4 of 5 [Selections from Design Collection of MoMA] Six copies. Includes original packaging. |
1970 |
| III.B.18 | 1970 5 of 5 [Selections from Design Collection of MoMA] Six copies. Includes original packaging. |
1970 |
| III.B.19 | 1971 [Selected black and white works from MoMA] One copy. |
1971 |
| III.B.20 | 1972 Nudes One copy. |
1972 |
| III.B.21 | 1973 Landscape One copy. |
1973 |
| III.B.22 | 1974 Food One copy. |
1974 |
| III.B.23 | 1975 On Time One copy. |
1975 |
| III.B.24 | 1976 As American As… One copy. |
1976 |
| III.B.25 | 1977 Rooms One copy. |
1977 |
| III.B.26 | 1978 Faces One copy. |
1978 |
| III.B.27 | 1979 50th Anniversary One copy. |
1979 |
| III.B.28 | 1980 Movin' One copy. |
1980 |
| III.B.29 | 1981 Animals One copy. |
1981 |
| III.B.30 | 1982 Two's One copy. |
1982 |
| III.B.31 | 1983 Construction Two copies. |
1983 |
| III.B.32 | 1984 Visions One copy. Includes original packaging. |
1984 |
| III.B.33 | 1985 Day/Night One copy. |
1985 |
| III.B.34 | 1986 Water One copy. Includes original packaging. |
1986 |
Subseries III.C: Objects and Publications 1954-1985 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| III.C.1 | 12 Fables of Aesop Linoleum blocks by Antonio Frasconi, sold in MoMA store and Christmas catalogue. |
1954 |
| III.C.2 | Book Committee Memos, correspondence, meeting notes and Honegger book. |
1961-1970 |
| III.C.3 | William Tell Warja Honegger Lavater book of drawings, first and second editions published by Junior Council, three copies. |
1962, 1965 |
| III.C.4 | Feininger Publication Book proposal, meeting minutes, and mock-up. |
1963 |
| III.C.5 | Guide to Modern Art in Europe Guide book published by the Junior Council. Three copies, 1962 first edition includes handwritten edits in book that are corrected in 1966 printing . Includes minutes of meeting to discuss financing. |
1963, 1966 |
| III.C.6 | Bestiary-Louis Stern Book Collection 1 of 2 Includes meeting minutes, correspondence and bestiary information. |
1965 |
| III.C.7 | Bestiary-Louis Stern Book Collection 2 of 2 Bestiary information. |
1965 |
| III.C.8 | Etchings From Ecclesiastes William Majors Publication announcement, order form and memo. |
1965 |
| III.C.9* | Holiday Card Embossing Template Handmade tool presumabley for embossing or piercing grid design for Harry Soviak 1966 holiday card Snow Screen.Wood, foam rubber and nails. |
1966 |
| III.C.10 | Allan Kaprow Calendar Promotion Includes postcard for exhibition, press release, photos and correspondence regarding publication of Days Off calendar. |
1970 |
| III.C.11* | Allan Kaprow, Days Off: A Calendar of Happenings Junior Council commissioned nine-month calendar by Allan Kaprow, illustrated with black and white photographs of "Happenings," 64 loose pages. Material currently unavailable due to conservation treatment. |
1970 |
| III.C.12* | "Triangulations" Ernst Lurker Sold in MoMA Christmas shop, sculpture construction/pattern art. Box is fragile and includes many small pieces. |
1970 |
| III.C.13* | "Snap Snap Snap" 3-Dimensional Structure Junior Council commissioned objects by Bill Hine. Triangular vinyl panels to be fastened together, sold in Christmas Catalogue 1972, two items. |
1972 |
| III.C.14* | Calendar/ Memory-Bag 1974 Designed by Emilio Ambasz, published by Junior Council. Includes bag with 12 colored envelopes for keepsakes, packaged in acetate envelope. Includes description sheet. |
1973 |
| III.C.15* | "Crumpled Paper" Judith Henry Special edition stationary sold by MoMA. |
1978 |
| III.C.16* | "Conversations with Nature" Bryan Hunt Publication of 12 drawings and 12 photographs, published by MoMA. |
1982 |
| III.C.17* | "Museum of Modern Dog" Jigsaw Puzzle Puzzle designed by Wallop Manyum and sold by MoMA. In original packaging. |
1985 |
| III.C.18 | Postcards Andy Warhol Campbell's Tomato Soup and Marianne Brandt Teapot, four cards. |
undated |
Subseries III.D: Publicity and Work Files 1950-1986 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| III.D.1 | Holiday Card Photos and Reproductions 1 of 4 Black and white photographs by Soichi Sunami, from 1959 Christmas Cards Exhibition. |
1950-1955 |
| III.D.2 | Holiday Card Photos and Reproductions 2 of 4 Black and white photographs by Soichi Sunami, from 1959 Christmas Cards Exhibition. |
1955-1958 |
| III.D.3 | Holiday Card Photos and Reproductions 3 of 4 Black and white photographs by Soichi Sunami, from 1959 Christmas Cards Exhibition. |
1959-1961 |
| III.D.4 | Holiday Card Photos and Reproductions 4 of 4 Black and white photographs by Soichi Sunami, from 1959 Christmas Cards Exhibition. |
undated |
| III.D.5 | Photographs 1956-1959 Calendars Photographs by Soichi Sunami of 1956-1959 calendars from Publicity Department. |
1956-1959, undated |
| III.D.6 | Photographs 1958 Calendar Photographs by Soichi Sunami of 1958 calendar. |
1958 |
| III.D.7 | Photographs 1959 Calendar | 1959 |
| III.D.8 | 1961 Calendar Press Release Photographs and descriptions of sculptures included in 1961 Appointment Calendar. |
1960 |
| III.D.9 | Gift Catalogues 1 of 4 Includes holiday cards, appointment calendars, objects, publications and other MoMA items. |
1962-1967 |
| III.D.10 | Gift Catalogues 2 of 4 Includes holiday cards, appointment calendars, objects, publications and other MoMA items. |
1968-1971 |
| III.D.11 | Gift Catalogues 3 of 4 Includes holiday cards, appointment calendars, objects, publications and other MoMA items. |
1972-1974 |
| III.D.12 | Gift Catalogues 4 of 4 Includes holiday cards, appointment calendars, objects, publications and other MoMA items. |
1975-1985 |
| III.D.13 | Junior Council Calendar 1961 and 1962 Photographs of calendars and artwork. |
1961-1962 |
| III.D.14 | Miscellaneous Photographs Photographs of drawings used as prospective for calendars. |
1961, undated |
| III.D.15 | Photographs 1964 Calendar Photographs by Soichi Sunami of 1964 poster themed calendar. |
1962 |
| III.D.16 | 1965 Calendar Order Form Order form and sample of calendar. |
1965 |
| III.D.17 | Christmas 1965-1966 Includes The Kenton Collection catalogues, sample cards, correspondence on permission to publish artist work and press clippings. |
1965-1966 |
| III.D.18 | Christmas 1970 Robert Indiana Correspondence including copy of original notification of selection of 1965 LOVE card, photocopies of copyright application. |
1965-1969 |
| III.D.19 | 1965-1969 Notecards Contains greeting cards and letter on Junior Council postcards. |
1966-1969 |
| III.D.20 | JC Notecard Committee Samples of notecards and other JC commissioned products, correspondence, reports, photos. |
1968-1969 |
| III.D.21 | Christmas Card Production 1970-1971 Holiday card samples, drafts, Christmas Card Committee meeting minutes. |
1969-1971 |
| III.D.22 | Christmas Cards and Appointment Calendars: General 1970-1972 Greeting and notecard samples, gift and card catalogues, photographs, correspondence. |
1970-1972 |
| III.D.23 | Christmas Card Contracts 1971-1972 Junior Council contracts signed by holiday card designers and artists. |
1971-1972 |
| III.D.24 | Christmas Cards/Photos Contains sample Christmas cards and photographs of artwork. |
1972 |
| III.D.25 | Christmas Cards/Collection Research Includes Christmas card samples, correspondence, and photographs. |
1972 |
| III.D.26 | Christmas Cards and Appointment Calendar 1972 Christmas card contracts and appointment calendar correspondence |
1972-1973 |
| III.D.27 | Christmas Card Samples 1 of 2 Contains samples and drafts of Christmas cards. Includes Emilio Ambasz Sunflower with seeds. |
1973 |
| III.D.28 | Christmas Card Samples 2 of 2 Includes samples and drafts of Christmas cards. |
1973 |
| III.D.29 | Christmas Cards General General correspondence on design submissions and production of cards. |
1973-1974 |
| III.D.30 | Appointment Calendars Brochures Brochures and order forms for Appointment Calendars 1974, 1975, and 1976. |
1974-1976 |
| III.D.31 | Christmas Cards General General correspondence, sample cards and postcards, list of selections 1975 |
1974-1975 |
| III.D.32 | Christmas Cards 1975 Contracts Junior Council contracts signed by holiday card designers and artists. |
1975-1976 |
| III.D.33 | Christmas 1976 Contracts Correspondence and Junior Council contracts signed by holiday card designers and artists. |
1975-1976 |
| III.D.34 | Christmas 1976 General correspondence, sample cards, catalogue, Christmas card credits. |
1976 |
| III.D.35 | Christmas 1977 Contracts and Correspondence Signed contracts between Junior Council and holiday card artist. Correspondence regarding holiday card contracts, selection, royalties, and purchase orders. |
1977-1978 |
| III.D.36 | Christmas Cards 1977 General General correspondence on design submissions, selection and production of cards. Includes 35mm slides and drawings of cards. |
1976-1977 |
| III.D.37 | Christmas Cards 1978 General General correspondence on holiday cards and signed contracts. Includes recommendation letters from Junior Council on behalf of Ted Naos grant request. |
1977-1978 |
| III.D.38 | Christmas Cards 1979 General correspondence on holiday cards, includes sample cards and postcards, signed contracts and purchase orders. |
1977-1979 |
| III.D.39 | Christmas 1980 Signed contracts, purchase orders, trade lists, general correspondence on Christmas cards. |
1979-1980 |
| III.D.40 | Christmas Cards 1981 General General correspondence on design submissions, selection and production of cards. Includes signed contracts, purchase orders and sketches. |
1980-1985 |
| III.D.41 | Christmas Cards 1982 1982 Christmas Card Program sales ranking, card captions, signed contracts, and general correspondence. |
1981-1982 |
| III.D.42 | Artwork Submissions, Cards Rolodex of artwork submitted for holiday cards, in alphabetical order by last name. |
1982 |
| III.D.43 | Christmas 1983 General General correspondence and inquiries, trade list, signed contracts. |
1982-1983 |
| III.D.44 | Appointment Calendars 1982-1984 Correspondence and Calendar Committee Meeting on production of 1985 calendar. |
1981-1982 |
| III.D.45 | Christmas 1984 Final selection 1984 cards, correspondence on card selection, sample cards and signed contracts. |
1983-1984 |
| III.D.46 | 1984 Publications Display System Correspondence on new quality display system and photocopy of Interior Design "Click is It" article. |
1983-1984 |
| III.D.47 | Appointment Calendar 1986 Notes, correspondence, memos, photocopies of proposed images for calendar and meeting minutes of Calendar Committee. |
1984-1986 |
| III.D.48 | 1985 Calendar/Day and Night Sales result for calendar and correspondence. |
1985 |
| III.D.49 | Christmas 1985 Correspondence on holiday card submissions, selection and production. Includes samples and sketches, signed contracts and Christmas Card Committee meeting minutes. |
1985 |
| III.D.50 | Christmas Card Contracts 1986 Signed contracts and agreements between Associate Council and artists. |
1986 |
| III.D.51 | Christmas General 1986 Minutes of Christmas Card Committee Meetings, photographs, correspondence on holiday card submissions and production, copyright and royalties. |
1985-1986 |
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Series IV: Television Archive of the Arts 1955-1981 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| IV.1 | Television Committee Research Material Press clippings, newsletters and reports. |
1955-1958 |
| IV.2 | Television Committee Meeting minutes, memos, reports, discussion of television as visual art form and Council Television Project. |
1956-1957 |
| IV.3 | General 1 of 3 Correspondence, meeting minutes, Television Archives prospectus draft. |
1964-1965 |
| IV.4 | General 2 of 3 Meeting minutes, project prospectus and status updates and reports. |
1964-1966 |
| IV.5 | General 3 of 3 Contains meeting minutes, drawings of archives layout, project proposal, brochures, reports, press clippings. |
1964-1969 |
| IV.6 | Foreign Communication Includes correspondence and memos. |
1964-1969 |
| IV.7 | Old Press Releases | 1965-1968 |
| IV.8 | Publicity Press releases and information on television programs. |
1964-1968, undated |
| IV.9 | CBS/NBC Correspondence, letters or interest in Television Archive. |
1965-1967 |
| IV.10 | Channel 13 General correspondence. |
1965-1966 |
| IV.11 | General History 1 of 2 Contains general background material, correspondence and meeting minutes. |
1965-1970 |
| IV.12 | General History 2 of 2 Includes meeting minutes, correspondence, press release and brochure. |
1965-1970 |
| IV.13 | Requests Requests for foreign television programs and lists of domestic network shows. |
1966-1969 |
| IV.14 | Television Archive Committee Meetings Includes meeting minutes, notes and supplemental materials. |
1966-1973 |
| IV.15 | Television Archive Flyer Contains copy for flyer, press release, reception invitation and other related materials. |
1966-1967 |
| IV.16 | Budget and Finances Includes Archive budget and meeting minutes discussion of finances. |
1967-1968 |
| IV.17 | Experiments in Television Includes list of Committee Members and publications on visual arts. |
1968-1971 |
| IV.18 | Loans Correspondence, receipts, invoices concerning television program loans. |
1968-1970 |
| IV.19 | MoMA Archives Survey Survey of MoMA archives and Television of Archive of the Arts. |
1972 |
| IV.20 | Television Archive of the Arts-Rolodex, Cards Index cards with information on programs, users, and borrowers. |
1973 |
| IV.21 | TV Commercials Project Research Lists of commercials and CLIO Award winners. |
1973-1976 |
| IV.22 | Television Commercials Fundraising: Correspondence 1 of 2 Requests for funding for "30 Seconds Over America" project, includes project proposal. |
1974-1975 |
| IV.23 | Television Commercials Fundraising: Correspondence 2 of 2 Requests for funding for "30 Seconds Over America" project. |
1974-1976 |
| IV.24 | Video General Includes questionnaire on video use in MoMA Departments, correspondence and meeting minutes. |
1979-1981 |
| IV.25 | WCBS Interviews Transcripts of interviews with Robert Raushenberg, Alfred Barr, George Segal, Marisol Escobar, and Claes Oldenburg. |
undated |
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Series V: Events and Projects 1952-1986 |
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| Folder | Title | Date |
| V.1 | The Related Arts of Today: Modern Music for Two Pianos Pamphlet invitation for event. |
1952 |
| V.2 | Young Collectors Exhibition 1 of 3 Brochure and catalogue for exhibition at Guest House of Mrs. John D. Rockefeller and black and white photos of works of art with checklist of exhibition, installation photos and opening party photos at Guest house. |
1954 |
| V.3 | Young Collectors Exhibition 2 of 3 Black and white photos of works of art with checklist of exhibition, installation photos and opening party photos at Guest house. |
1954 |
| V.4 | Young Collectors Exhibition 3 of 3 Black and white photos of works of art with checklist of exhibition, installation photos and opening party photos at Guest house. |
1954 |
| V.5 | Puerto Rican Films Meeting minutes, invitation, ticket, program and press clipping. |
1957 |
| V.6 | Bareiss Exhibition Benefit Includes exhibition catalogue, press release, planning materials, meeting minutes, photographs and press clippings. |
1958 |
| V.7 | "Dimensions" 1959 and 1960 Lecture Series Leaflets with program information and response card, administrative documents on event. |
1959-1960 |
| V.8 | Recent Sculpture: U.S.A. Exhibition 1 of 3 Contains black and white photos of works of art included in exhibition, checklist of works of art for sale by artist with prices, box list of exhibition with packing instructions. [MoMA Exh. #644, May 13–August 16, 1959] |
1959 |
| V.9 | Recent Sculpture: U.S.A. Exhibition 2 of 3 Contains black and white photos of works of art included in exhibition. [MoMA Exh. #644, May 13–August 16, 1959] |
1959 |
| V.10 | Recent Sculpture: U.S.A. Exhibition 3 of 3 Contains black and white photos of works of art included in exhibition. [MoMA Exh. #644, May 13–August 16, 1959] |
1959 |
| V.11 | Benefit Auction Photos, Fifty Modern Paintings and Sculptures Public Auction 1 of 2 Contains black and white photos of works of art, with documentation and donor's name on verso of prints. [MoMA Exh. #663, April 20, 1960] |
1960 |
| V.12 | Benefit Auction Photos, Fifty Modern Paintings and Sculptures Public Auction 2 of 2 Contains black and white photos of works of art, with documentation and donor's name on verso of prints. [MoMA Exh. #663, April 20, 1960] |
1960 |
| V.13 | Junior Council Benefit Auction Masters Black and white photos of works of art, with documentation and donor's name on verso of prints. |
1960 |
| V.14 | Junior Council Benefit Auction, Spring 1960 1 of 3 Black and white photos of works of art, with documentation and donor's name on verso of prints. |
1960 |
| V.15 | Junior Council Benefit Auction, Spring 1960 2 of 3 Black and white photos of works of art, with documentation and donor's name on verso of prints. |
1960 |
| V.16 | Junior Council Benefit Auction, Spring 1960 3 of 3 Black and white photos of works of art, with documentation and donor's name on verso of prints. |
1960 |
| V.17 | Junior Council Benefit Auction: Not in Show Black and white photos of works of art, with documentation and donor's name on verso of prints. Removed from auction, kept for reference. |
1960 |
| V.18 | Recent Painting U.S.A.: The Figure Exhibition 1 of 3 Contains black and white photos of works of art included in exhibition, press release, announcement and checklist with prices of each work. [MoMA Exh. #707, May 23–August 26, 1962] |
1962 |
| V.19 | Recent Painting U.S.A.: The Figure Exhibition 2 of 3 Contains black and white photos of works of art included in exhibition. [MoMA Exh. #707, May 23–August 26, 1962] |
1962 |
| V.20 | Recent Painting U.S.A.: The Figure Exhibition 3 of 3 Contains black and white photos of works of art included in exhibition. [MoMA Exh. #707, May 23–August 26, 1962] |
1962 |
| V.21 | Playgrounds 1963-1964 Meeting minutes, updates, research and news clippings on playground project. |
1963-1968 |
| V.22 | Poster Standard Committee January 18, 1963-December 3, 1963. New York City poster standard project. |
1963 |
| V.23 | "Art and Subsidy 1964" Contains invitation and memo with final report on event. |
1964 |
| V.24 | Junior Council Benefit 1965 Meeting minutes, memos, press clipping and photographs by George Cserna. |
1964-1965 |
| V.25 | New Projects Committee Meeting Minutes Includes minutes of meeting held October 13, 1964-November 28, 1967. |
1964-1967 |
| V.26 | Honegger-Red Riding Hood Book Correspondence on publication and shipment of "Le Petit Chaperon Rouge" by Warja Honeggar-Lavater from France; in French and English. |
1965-1970 |
| V.27 | Independent Film Symposium Meeting minutes, press clippings, symposium transcript, brochures and other ephemera. |
1965 |
| V.28 | Junior Council Lecture Series: Modern Art at the Museum Includes tickets and brochures and press releases and planning memo. |
1965 |
| V.29 | Photo Lecture Series Drafts of brochures and large mailed advertisement. |
1966 |
| V.30 | Community Committee Meeting Minutes Contains minutes of meetings held October 19, 1967-November 10, 1969. Includes discussion on reaching children and youth. |
1967-1969 |
| V.31 | Cypress Hills Playgrounds Opening Event invitations. |
1967 |
| V.32 | Eye in Education Junior Council Education Committee meeting minutes, correspondence, press clippings, Focus on Education Through the Arts program. |
1967-1974 |
| V.33 | Film The Generation Gap Contains correspondence and event program. |
1967 |
| V.34 | Film Showing Project Includes correspondence and list of event locations. |
1967-1968 |
| V.35 | Education Committee Reception Education Committee sponsored reception for National Art Education Association, includes cost estimates and correspondence. |
1968-1969 |
| V.36 | Junior Council Lecture Series: "American Art Since World War II" Includes brochures, tickets and ticket order form, memo and general information on program. |
1968 |
| V.37 | New Projects Committee Meeting Minutes January 23, 1968-December 14,1970. Proposal for Inter-Museum Council, 121 Street Project, Smokehouse Associates. |
1968-1970, undated |
| V.38 | Student Evenings-Publicity for Eyeful Contains brochures, meeting notes, press releases, press clippings, photographs, advertisements and program of events. |
1968 |
| V.39 | United Nations Street Fair and UN Evening Includes press releases and clippings on event, flyer and photograph. |
1968 |
| V.40 | 121 Street Project Contains 61, 35mm color slides and information sheet (from 1999). |
1969-1970 |
| V.41 | A Dance at the Museum: Junior Council 20th Anniversary Includes invitations, memos, correspondence, contact sheets and final report for event. |
1969 |
| V.42 | Environment Opening-Jennifer Licht Exhibition description-Americans Series and memo from Jennifer Licht. |
1969 |
| V.43 | "Art and Subsidy" Includes newspaper advertisement, final report, transcription of program and contact sheets. |
1970 |
| V.44 | "Art and Subsidy" Rolodex, Cards Index cards with contacts in alphabetical order by last name. |
1970 |
| V.45 | Community Projects: Art Workers Coalition Includes meeting notes and documents of the Community Affairs Committee of the Art Workers Coalition and MoMA and press clippings. |
1970 |
| V.46 | Community Projects: Committee Includes meeting minutes and project research on art and education, Prison Arts Program, diversity and MoMA. |
1970-1972 |
| V.47 | Community Projects: Murals and City Wall Meeting notes, press clippings, correspondence, and booklet. |
1970 |
| V.48 | Fellini Satyricon Screening Benefit Includes invitation, tickets, memo, background information on Federico Fellini and film for Television Archive of the Arts Benefit. |
1970 |
| V.49 | Film Scrooge Screening Contains invitations, memo, press release and photographs by Tim Boxer. |
1970 |
| V.50 | Performance: Gertrude Stein's First Reader Includes event proposals, brochures, correspondence, press releases, and financial documents. |
1970-1971 |
| V.51 | Film Projects Includes meeting minutes, memos, press release and brochure for Children's Film Festival, Four Memorable Films from the Museum Collection and The Tales of Beatrix Potter. |
1970-1971 |
| V.52 | Community Projects General Contains Council memos, The Bronx Council on the Arts events and other NYC community arts materials. |
1971-1973 |
| V.53 | Lithography Workshop, Nova Scotia College of Art and Design Invitation for special preview of exhibition in the Art Lending Service. |
1971 |
| V.54 | New Projects Committee Meeting Minutes Includes minutes of meetings held January 22, 1971-December 18, 1972. Includes "Function and Future" research project sponsored by Junior Council. |
1971-1972, undated |
| V.55 | Prison Arts Program Reports Correspondence, brochures, and press clippings on Prison Arts Program by the Council and other supporters. Includes draft proposal Prison Cultural Exchange Program by the Black Emergency Cultural Coalition. |
1971-1973 |
| V.56 | Student Evening Series : Four Fridays Includes press releases, calendar and schedule of events, brochures, photographs and press clippings. |
1971 |
| V.57 | Student Evenings Series: Four Fridays and 11-10-72 1 of 2 Brochures, tickets, press releases, expenses, photograph and schedule of events for. Includes student evening 11-10-72 program, and press release. |
1971-1972 |
| V.58 | Four Fridays and 11-10-72 2 of 2 Letters and card from public in response to 11-10-7211-10-72 student evening and Four Fridays. |
1971-1972 |
| V.59 | Hornick: Poetry Readings Correspondence and memos. |
1972-1973 |
| V.60 | Student Evenings: Cornbread Players Includes program and prop list for play Jazznite, by the Cornbread Players performance troop. Also contains letters of agreement, review by attendee, and Leon Thomas information packet with vinyl record. |
1972 |
| V.61 | Suburban Museums Brochures, news clippings, and information packets on The Katonah Gallery and Suburban Museums project. |
1972-1973 |
| V.62 | Art Teacher's Reception Catherine Colin memo to Richard Oldenberg regarding MoMA evening for school officials. |
1973 |
| V.63 | Bureau of Art Reception Includes invitations, information card and memo. |
1973 |
| V.64 | Community Committee Meeting Minutes Contains minutes of meetings held January 17-November 15, 1973. Includes discussion of Senior Citizens Project, Preschool Art Classes, Attica Book, Prison Arts Project and more. |
1973 |
| V.65 | Junior Council Texas Trip Memo regarding trip to Texas and trip itinerary. |
1973 |
| V.66 | New Projects Committee Meeting Minutes Contains minutes of meetings held February 14-November 1, 1973. |
1973 |
| V.67 | Painter's Painting Showing Includes invitation, poster and news clippings. |
1973 |
| V.68 | Photography Lecture Series: "Points of View" Contains correspondence, brochures and mailers. |
1973 |
| V.69 | Poetry Series: Three Thursdays 1973 Lita Hornick correspondence requesting readings, responses, reader biographical information. |
1973 |
| V.70 | Poetry Series: Three Thursdays 1974 Press release, invitation, advertisements, Lita Hornick correspondence with performers, signed contracts, and financial documents. |
1973-1975 |
| V.71 | Education Through the Arts Reception Event response card. |
1974 |
| V.72 | Student Evenings: Avant-Garde Films Contains schedule of film showings, background information on films, press release, advertisements and tickets. |
1974 |
| V.73 | Student Evenings: A Valentine for Marcel Duchamp Event posters and tickets. |
1974 |
| V.74 | Works From Change Inc. Exhibition Invitation to opening of Fall Penthouse Exhibition. [MoMA Exh. #1074b, September 25–October 20, 1974]. |
1974 |
| V.75 | Architectural Studies and Projects Exhibition Invitations to opening of Spring Penthouse Exhibition. [MoMA Exh. #1091b, March 13–May 11, 1975] |
1975 |
| V.76 | Forum for Francesco Rosi Contains correspondence, memos, and background information on director. |
1975 |
| V.77 | Once Upon a Sunday 1975 Event tickets, details, memo, flyers and MoMA Drawing Now. |
1975 |
| V.78 | Once Upon a Sunday 1975: Admissions Supply memo, patron and ticket lists, event flyers. |
1975 |
| V.79 | Once Upon a Sunday 1975: Ephemera Contains flyer, tickets, balloons and buttons. |
1975 |
| V.80 | Once Upon a Sunday 1975: Financial List of costs, correspondence, memos and notes regarding funding and supplies. |
1975 |
| V.81 | Once Upon a Sunday: Fundraising 1976 Correspondence requesting funds for events, primarily Once Upon a Sunday and Student Evenings. |
1975-1976 |
| V.82 | Once Upon a Sunday 1975: Membership Correspondence, memos, event details, tickets, press clippings. Includes "Easel Does It or How to Canvas the Museum of Modern Art" game created by Coucil member for children. |
1975-1976, undated |
| V.83 | Poetry Three: Polymnia in the Penthouse Press releases, event promotion, Poet and Writers contracts, performer biographies and photographs. |
1975-1976 |
| V.84 | Senior Citizens' Project "Art…Pleasure" final report for Senior Citizens' Project. Correspondence regarding Senior Citizen Day project and Matisse exhibition. |
1975-1978 |
| V.85 | Community Projects: Education Correspondence, meeting notes, program descriptions, and project proposals. |
1976-1978 |
| V.86 | Education Committee: Independent School Program Correspondence, project proposals and event details. |
1976-1977 |
| V.87 | Einstein on the Beach Event flyer and press clipping. |
1976 |
| V.88 | MoMA Artists' Cookbook Correspondence, press clippings, press releases, photograph and event details. |
1976-1978 |
| V.89 | MoMA Departmental Visits Includes correspondence, memos, invitation and information on The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Print Room. |
1976 |
| V.90 | Museum Reception Committee: Carole Littlefield Committee meeting minutes, memos, Orientation Tour guide, gallery and exhibition information, survey and buttons. |
1976-1978 |
| V.91 | Once Upon a Sunday 1976: Buttons Contains four event buttons. |
1976 |
| V.92 | Once Upon a Sunday 1976: Financial Includes estimated and actual costs lists. |
1976 |
| V.93 | Once Upon a Sunday 1976: General Event details, memos, press clippings. |
1976 |
| V.94 | Once Upon a Sunday 1976: Photos Six black and white contact sheets with images of Family Day. |
1976 |
| V.95 | Once Upon a Sunday 1976: Projects MoMA's Magical Mystery Show guide. |
1976 |
| V.96 | Once Upon a Sunday 1976: Promotion Event details, mailers, brochure, press clippings. |
1976 |
| V.97 | Poetry Four Correspondence, promotional posters, financial information and forms, Poets and Writers forms. |
1976 |
| V.98 | Student Evening: Line Up Event poster, details, program, and press clippings. |
1976 |
| V.99 | New Projects Committee General Information Committee meeting minutes and memos. |
1977-1982 |
| V.100 | Once Upon a Sunday 1977: Buttons/Balloons Event buttons and proposed designs for buttons and balloons. |
1977 |
| V.101 | Once Upon a Sunday 1977: General Contains memos on event details and schedule, performance ideas and photographs. |
1977-1978 |
| V.102 | Once Upon a Sunday 1977: Performance Communication and contracts with event performers. |
1977 |
| V.103 | Once Upon a Sunday 1977: Promotion Memos on event promotion, mailers, press releases and clippings. |
1977 |
| V.104 | The Party in the Garden and Preview of Impresario Abroise Vollard Event invitation and response card. |
1977 |
| V.105 | Poetry Five Reception invitation, promotional table/desk advertisements, Poets and Writers contracts and confirmation forms. |
1977 |
| V.106 | Student Evening-Picture This: Financial Event budget and gift memberships. |
1977 |
| V.107 | Student Evening-Picture This: General Promotional materials, event details, planning documents. |
1977 |
| V.108 | Student Evening-Picture This: Performance Event poster and buttons, photograph and information packet on performances. |
1977 |
| V.109 | Student Evening-Picture This: Photographs 35mm negatives and photographs of event. |
1977 |
| V.110 | Student Evening-Picture This: Research Non-MoMA related press clippings, event program, budget, information on other Council projects. |
1974-1977 |
| V.111 | Student Evening-Picture This: Video Correspondence and schedule for videos. |
1976-1977 |
| V.112 | Christo Benefit Includes invitation, memos, correspondence, press clipping, photographs and information on artist. |
1978 |
| V.113 | Coloring Book Project Correspondence regarding creation and publishing of MoMA children's coloring book. |
1978-1980 |
| V.114 | Friday 13 Performance 1978 Posters, tickets, press clippings. |
1978 |
| V.115 | Friday 13 Performance 1978: Artists Information Includes correspondence, photographs and 35mm slides. |
1978 |
| V.116 | Friday 13 Performance 1978: Financials Equipment checklists, invoices, correspondence. |
1978 |
| V.117 | Friday 13 Performance 1978: Inter-Office Communications Memos regarding event details and post-event reports also includes press clippings. |
1978 |
| V.118 | Friday 13 Performance 1978: Photographs Event photographs by Helaine Messer. |
1978 |
| V.119 | Friday 13 Performance 1978: Program Event tickets, memos, program brochures and artist information. |
1978 |
| V.120 | General Performance Information Memos, correspondence and reports on performance art at MoMA. |
1978-1985 |
| V.121 | Once Upon a Sunday 1978: Financial Projected budgets, actual costs, invoices and correspondence. |
1978-1979 |
| V.122 | Once Upon a Sunday 1978: General 1 of 2 Press release, memos, event details, flyers, buttons and button design. |
1978 |
| V.123 | Once Upon a Sunday 1978: General 2 of 2 Tickets and memos on event details program schedule. |
1978 |
| V.124 | Once Upon a Sunday 1978: Photographs Photographs of event by Helaine Messer. |
1978 |
| V.125 | Once Upon a Sunday 1978: Program Information Communications with Performing Arts Reparatory Theatre and film program schedule. |
1978 |
| V.126 | Poetry Six Tickets, reception invitation, correspondence, Poets and Writers forms. |
1978 |
| V.127 | Artists' Cookbook Reception Photographs Contact sheets with images of reception photographed by Helaine Messer. |
1979 |
| V.128 | Artists' Forum: "Sculpture in the Public Space" Memos, promotional materials, correspondence and press clippings. |
1979 |
| V.129 | Artists' Forum: "Sculpture in the Public Space" Photographs Photographs of forum by Helaine Messer. |
1979 |
| V.130 | Family Night at MoMA Brochures and guides of Museum collections for guests of Family Night. |
1979 |
| V.131 | Joris Ivens Reception Event invitations, press release, "What's Happening?" film series. |
1979 |
| V.132 | The Masterworks of Edvard Munch Invitation and response card, press review, memos, and guest list. |
1979 |
| V.133 | New Projects Committee 1979-1980 Contains primarily memos and some correspondence with project updates. |
1979-1980 |
| V.134 | New Projects Committee 1979-1984 Includes memos, meeting minutes, and correspondence with project updates. |
1979-1984 |
| V.135 | Performance II 1979: Fundraising Letters to Walter N. Thayer on Performance II and definition of Performance. Also includes estimated budget for event. |
1979 |
| V.136 | Performance II 1979: General 1 of 2 Memos and background information on artists for Performance II, cablegram on rescheduled event. |
1979 |
| V.137 | Performance II 1979: General 2 of 2 Cablegram, correspondence and background information regarding artists. |
1979 |
| V.138 | Poetry Seven: General 1979 Reception invitations, Poets and Writers forms, event announcements, correspondence and replies to Lita Hornick by requested readers. |
1978-1979 |
| V.139 | Rivers/Southern Symposium: Promotion Event tickets, correspondence and promotional materials for The Donkey and the Darling exhibition and discussion with Larry Rivers and Terry Southern. |
1979 |
| V.140 | 14 Americans: Directions of the 1970's Brochure, photograph and tickets for preview screening of film. |
1980 |
| V.141 | 14 Americans: Directions of the 1970's - Promotion Inter-office memos, event details, press clippings and background information on Blackwood Films. |
1980 |
| V.142 | "Artists' Books" Forum: General Promotional material, photographs, newspaper advertisements and correspondence with panel members. |
1980 |
| V.143 | Cornell's World Family Day Event planning files, background information on Joseph Cornell, press releases, images, final report on event. |
1980-1981 |
| V.144 | Cornell's World Family Day: Ephemera Tickets, announcement, and treat bags. |
1980 |
| V.145 | Performance III Event budget, brochures, photographs and programs. Also includes communication and background information on performers. |
1980 |
| V.146 | Poetry Eight 1980 Includes Poets and Writers communication, reception invitation, Lita Hornick correspondence and invoices. |
1979-1980 |
| V.147 | Roller Disco Party Benefit Contains invitation, response cards and tickets, photographs, planning documents and event details. |
1980 |
| V.148 | Forum- "New York: Building Again" Event brochure, ticket and photographs. |
1981 |
| V.149 | Forum- "New York: Building Again"-Publicity Includes tickets, brochure, correspondence with participants, newspaper advertisements and negatives. |
1981 |
| V.150 | Function at the Junction Event invitations, programs, expenses, vendor and performer agreements, press clippings and photographs by Helaine Messer. |
1981 |
| V.151 | Poetry Nine Event ephemera, announcement and details, Lita Hornick correspondence with readers and invoices. |
1981 |
| V.152 | Robert Ashley Proposed Event Correspondence, artist information, requirements for event. |
1981 |
| V.153 | Robert Kushner: Sentimental Fables Performance Contains brochures, memos, meeting minutes, program details, and newspaper advertisements. |
1981 |
| V.154 | Robert Kushner Sentimental Fables: Photographs Includes photographs and negatives. |
1981 |
| V.155 | "Alternative Spaces" Forum Includes posters, brochures, memos, newspaper advertisement, photographs and correspondence. |
1982 |
| V.156 | Banner Project: Bill Rayner Memo, estimated cost sheet and pamphlet. |
1982 |
| V.157 | Council Members MoMA Curatorial Visits 1982-1983 Invitations, announcements, press release and correspondence on exhibition tours for New Work on Paper 2 [MoMA Exh. #1334, July 28–September 21, 1982], The Work of Atget: The Art of the Old Paris [MoMA Exh. #1335, October 14, 1982–January 4, 1983], Louise Bourgeois [MoMA Exh. #1337, November 3, 1982–February 8, 1983], Big Pictures by Contemporary Photographers [MoMA Exh. #1348, April 13–June 28, 1983], Prints From Blocks: Gauguin to Now [MoMA Exh. #1345, March 3–May 15, 1983], Three New Skyscrapers [MoMA Exh. #1342, January 27–March 29, 1983]. |
1982-1983 |
| V.158 | The Dance of the Decades Benefit 1982 Event planning and ephemera, meeting minutes, vendor information, correspondence and photographs. |
1981-1982 |
| V.159 | Poetry Ten Lita Hornick correspondence with readers, brochures, event planning correspondence, invoices and newspaper advertisements. |
1982 |
| V.160 | Poetry Eleven Mailed poster announcement, Lita Hornick correspondence, event details and invoices. |
1982-1983 |
| V.161 | Richard Neutra Symposium Correspondence, announcement and event poster. |
1982 |
| V.162 | Benefit Screening: North by Northwest Screening tickets, program, announcement, memos, expenses and press clippings. |
1983 |
| V.163 | Beyond Utopia :Screening and Reception Postcards, poster, tickets, correspondence and invoices. |
1983-1984 |
| V.164 | Big Pictures: Three Artists Talk about Making Large Photographs Poster advertisement for event. |
1983 |
| V.165 | Book Signing Invitation for book signing with authors Richard Bosman, Ted Greenwald, Bryan Hunt and Gary Stephan. |
1983 |
| V.166 | Community Projects Meeting minutes, agendas and lists of committee members. |
1983-1986 |
| V.167 | Council Members MoMA Curatorial Visits Fall 1983 Correspondence, press releases and press packet for visits to Three New Skyscrapers [MoMA Exh. #1342, January 27–March 29, 1983], Louise Bourgeois [MoMA Exh. #1337, November 3, 1982–February 8, 1983], Big Pictures by Contemporary Photographers [MoMA Exh. #1348, April 13–June 28, 1983], Prints from Blocks: Gauguin to Now [MoMA Exh. #1345, March 3–May 15, 1983], Mondrian [MoMA Exh. #1358, July 14–September 27, 1983], Baselitz and Iseli [MoMA Exh. #1365, October 12, 1983–January 3, 1984]. |
1983 |
| V.168 | Proposed Lecture Series (Film): Miscellaneous Discussions/Notes Meeting minutes, memos, notes, budgets. |
1983-1985 |
| V.169 | Associate Council 35th Anniversary Donation cards, contributions list and announcement of "Non-Benefit" celebration for 35th anniversary. |
1984 |
| V.170 | Associate Council Gala Luncheon Event invitation, announcement, guest list and correspondence. |
1984 |
| V.171 | Council Members Private Curatorial Visits 1984-1985 Announcements and exhibition materials for private member visits. |
1984-1985 |
| V.172 | Poetry Twelve and Polyphonix 7: Planning Planning correspondence and background information on Polyphonix history, includes oversized posters. |
1984 |
| V.173 | Poetry Twelve and Polyphonix 7: General Event announcements and posters, press release, correspondence, financial documents and newspaper advertisements. |
1984 |
| V.174 | Three Evenings of Performance Primitivism : Information Contains planning memos and correspondence, press releases, fact sheets and background information on performers. |
1984 |
| V.175 | Three Evenings of Performance Primitivism Includes photographs, contact sheets, brochures, tickets and press clippings. Photographs by Doll Mohead and Helaine Messer. |
1984 |
| V.176 | Hollis Frampton Tribute Announcement, press release and correspondence on event details. |
1984 |
| V.177 | Associate Council Benefit 1985 Includes correspondence, program, guest lists, and administrative paperwork for Spring benefit at the AT&T World Headquarters Building |
1985 |
| V.178 | Council Members MoMA Curatorial Visits Fall 1985-1986 Memos, press releases, announcements and exhibition material for visits to Richard Serra/Sculpture [MoMA Exh. #1416, February 26–May 13, 1986], Jasper Johns: A Print Retrospective [MoMA Exh. #1423, May 19–August 19, 1986], Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec [MoMA Exh. #1408, October 30, 1985–January 26, 1986], Video Study Center [MoMA Exh. #1454, June 24–September 15, 1987], Contrasts of Form: Geometric Abstract Art [MoMA Exh. #1407, October 2, 1985–January 7, 1986], Henri Rousseau [MoMA Exh. #1389, February 21–June 4, 1985], Henri Matisse [MoMA Exh. #1390, February 28–May 14, 1985], Lee Krasner: A Retrospective [MoMA Exh. #1385, December 20, 1984–February 12, 1985]. |
1985-1986 |
| V.179 | Ideas and Suggested Themes for 1986 Associate Council Benefit Planning Committee Meeting notes and research on Beaux Arts Ball and Post Punk Party. |
1985-1986 |
| V.180 | Made in India Brochures, advertisement, cost estimate and journal article. |
1985 |
| V.181 | Martin Scorsese Evening Includes event ephemera, announcement, press release, correspondence and press clipping. |
1985 |
| V.182 | The Party in the Garden Announcement for return of Party in the Garden with list of dinner party hosts. |
1985 |
| V.183 | Video Viewpoints Ed Bowes Reception Includes contact sheets, press release, promotional materials and correspondence. |
1985 |
| V.184 | Bop Art Ball 1 of 2 Contains memos, event invitations, supply lists, receipts and press clippings. |
1986 |
| V.185 | Bop Art Ball 2 of 2 Includes event invitations, response cards, and autograph books. |
1986 |
| V.186 | Bop Art Ball: Contributions Includes planning memo with supplies and donations lists. |
1986 |
| V.187 | Bop Art Ball: Decorating Correspondence, decorations and equipment lists, and insurance endorsements. |
1986 |
| V.188 | Bop Art Ball: Expenses Includes list of expenses, income, order forms, and donation lists. |
1986 |
| V.189 | Bop Art Ball: Follow-Up Correspondence regarding post-benefit reactions and damage. |
1986 |
| V.190 | Bop Art Ball: General Correspondence, event planning updates and research. |
1986 |
| V.191 | Bop Art Ball: Information Lists of patrons, contributions, service contacts, and event planning meetings. |
1986 |
| V.192 | Bop Art Ball: Invitation/Mailing Memos, event invitation, insert, and program design, mailing lists. |
1986 |
| V.193 | Bop Art Ball: Photographs Event photographs by Jeanne Trudeau. |
1986 |
| V.194 | Council Members MoMA Curatorial Visits 1986-1987 Announcements, invitations, fact sheets, press releases and exhibition brochures for departmental visits, Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design [MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3–October 26, 1986], Lartigue: Panoramas of the Twenties [MoMA Exh. #1438, January 15–March 3, 1987], Morris Louis [MoMA Exh. #1429, October 1, 1986–January 4, 1987], Paul Klee [MoMA Exh. #1440, February 4–May 5, 1987], The Drawings of Roy Lichtenstein [MoMA Exh. #1443, March 15–June 2, 1987]. |
1986-1987 |
| V.195 | How to Show Grown-Ups the Museum Parent-Child Workshop Program Contains book, press releases, history of program, event posters and press clippings. |
1986 |
| V.196 | Jo Carol Lauder, Monroe Wheeler, Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Black and white photographs at unknown event. |
undated |
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File numbers marked by an asterisk (*) indicate oversize material that has been separated to the end of the collection.
Researchers should include the asterisk when issuing a request for such material.
| Series | Folder Range | Box |
| I.A | 1-17 | 1 |
| I.A | 18-28 | 2 |
| I.B | 1-14 | 3 |
| I.B | 15-19 | 4 |
| I.B | 20-23 | 5 |
| I.B | 24-27 | 6 |
| I.B | 28-32 | 7 |
| II.A | 1-22 | 8 |
| II.B | 1-3 | 8 |
| II.B | 4-13 | 9 |
| II.B | 14-21 | 10 |
| II.B | 22 | 11 |
| II.B | 23-24 | 12 |
| II.C | 1, 3-10 | 12 |
| III.A | 1-45 | 13 |
| III.A | 46-89 | 14 |
| III.A | 90-130 | 15 |
| III.A | 131-165 | 16 |
| III.A | 166-208 | 17 |
| III.A | 209-249 | 18 |
| III.A | 250-284 | 19 |
| III.A | 285-328 | 20 |
| III.A | 329-375 | 21 |
| III.A | 376-401 | 22 |
| III.B | 1-5 | 23 |
| III.B | 6-9 | 24 |
| III.B | 10-13 | 25 |
| III.B | 14-18 | 26 |
| III.B | 19-24 | 27 |
| III.B | 25-27 | 28 |
| III.B | 28-30 | 29 |
| III.B | 31-34 | 30 |
| III.C | 1-8, 10, 18 | 31 |
| III.D | 1-12 | 32 |
| III.D | 13-25 | 33 |
| III.D | 26-34 | 34 |
| III.D | 35-41 | 35 |
| III.D | 42 | 36 |
| III.D | 43-51 | 37 |
| IV | 1-11 | 38 |
| IV | 12-19 | 39 |
| IV | 20 | 40 |
| IV | 21-25 | 41 |
| V | 1-7 | 42 |
| V | 8-12 | 43 |
| V | 13-17 | 44 |
| V | 18-30 | 45 |
| V | 31-43 | 46 |
| V | 44 | 47 |
| V | 45-59 | 48 |
| V | 60-82 | 49 |
| V | 83-101 | 50 |
| V | 102-120 | 51 |
| V | 121-142 | 52 |
| V | 143-153 | 53 |
| V | 154-172 | 54 |
| V | 173-185 | 55 |
| V | 186-196 | 56 |
| II.C | 2* | 57 |
| III.C | 9*, 11* | 57 |
| III.C | 12*, 14* | 58 |
| III.C | 13* | 59 |
| III.C | 15*, 16*, 17* | 60 |