- 1-1-M-1 (6.8)
- File
- 1987
File contains one publication titled <i>The Third Eye</i>, written by Audrey Mackay Shane. This booklet is No. 22 in the Museum Note series.
File contains one publication titled <i>The Third Eye</i>, written by Audrey Mackay Shane. This booklet is No. 22 in the Museum Note series.
File contains images of the exhibit <i>Popology</i>.
File consists of images from the exhibition <i>When World Collide.</i>. Including those of Lyle Wilson holding a flag on which his designs are printed.
File contains images of Staniszkis' work.
File contains images of Houstie's artwork featured in the <i>Transforming Images</i> exhibit. There are also images of Houstie working on his artwork. The textual records in this file contain photocopies on images found in this file.
File contains images of bentwood boxes used for public relations for the exhibit. In addition are correspondence with the CBC, and a copy of pages from the guest book from the exhibit.
File contains images and close up images of woven textiles used in the exhibit <i>Ancient Cloth...Ancient Code?</i> at the Museum of Anthropology, UBC.
Photographs from opening ceremony
File contains images of people performing and speaking at the opening of the <i>Eulachon: A Fish to Cure Humanity</i> exhibit.
Transforming Image exhibit at MOA photos
File contains images of the <i>Transforming Images</i> exhibit held at MOA in 1993. The images show pieces featured in the exhibit, as well as people visiting the exhibit.
Artifacts used in exhibit from MOA + other institutions
File contains the catalogue records of objects that were used in <i>The Transforming Image</i> exhibit.
CMC [Canadian Museum of Civilization]
File contains images from the Northwest Coast collection at the Canadian Museum of Civilization. There are also images of CMC's <i>Treasures of the Tsimshian</i> exhibit that ran from November 2, 2007 – January 6, 2008.
Metal work - bracelets, daggers, coppers, spoons
File mainly contains images of Northwest Coast metal artifacts including bracelets, daggers, coppers, spoons. The textual records include photocopies of images found in the file.
Transforming image - painted board photographs
File contains images of some of the painted boards and screens featured in the <i>Transforming Images</i> Exhibit held at MOA and at the Canadian Museum of Civilization. There are also images of some of the artists featured in the exhibit working on their pieces.
File mainly contains textual records related to the background research of the Metal Works exhibit. This research contains photocopies of articles written about Northwest Coast metal works, and copies of correspondence McLennan had with NWC artists. The photographic records in this file are images of the exhibit. The artifacts in this file are copper samples.
Exhibit records file 1: Exhibit project statement/ excerpts from comment books
File contains a copy of the <i>Through my Eye</i> exhibit record, as well as copies of the exhibit's excerpts from the Vancouver Museum. There is also a postcard from the Vancouver Museum of a Tsimshian frontlet.
Exhibit records file 1: Correspondence
File contains correspondence between Bill McLennan and staff at the Vancouver Museum. In addition are letters sent to some of the artists involved with the exhibit.
Lyle Wilson's work artist file summer 1997
File contains images of Lyle Wilson's work. In addition are textual records relating to the exhibit and museum note titled <i>When Worlds Collide</i>.
Attributed to Edenshaw exhibit
File contains images and textual records related to the <i>Attributed to Edenshaw</i> exhibit. The images include pictures of some of the exhibit panels and artifacts. The textual records include media releases, business cards, photocopies of news articles related to the exhibit, and exhibit brochures.
Exhibit records file 2: Media reviews
File contains copies of newspaper clippings and full editions of magazines that feature and/or reviews the <i>Through My Eyes</i> exhibit at MOA.
Correspondence with K'omoks First Nation
File contains copies of correspondence between David Cunningham and the K'omoks First Nation regarding a mask that was lent to a travelling exhibit titled "Written in the Earth".
David Cunningham