File includes a letter of understanding, invitations to an academic symposia related to the exhibition, meeting minutes, and information about the photographs in the exhibition.
File includes email correspondence with Katharina Greven, the curator of Pigapicha, regarding plans to show the exhibition at the Museum of Anthropology.
File includes planning and design documents for the showing of this exhibition at MOA, as well as information about the photographs included in the exhibition.
File consists of transcripts of five taped interviews with Doug Cranmer by Rosa Ho (transcribed by Eden Robinson) that took place in July 1994. File also includes correspondence and transcripts of interviews with Doug Cranmer by Karen Duffeck used for The Legacy of Bill Reid: A Critical Enquiry, a program for the funeral of Doug Cranmer and his obituary in the Vancouver Sun, a copy of Whitling for a Living: A sourcebook of the work of the 'Namgis artist Doug Cranmer, written and produced by Eden Robinson in collaboration with Doug Cranmer and two biographical stories about Doug Cranmer based on his interviews with Ho and Duffeck.
File consists of draft outlines and versions of Whitling for a Living: A sourcebook of the work of the 'Namgis artist Doug Cranmer, written and produced by Eden Robinson in collaboration with Douglas Cranmer and correspondence related to its publication
File consists of financial records and business correspondence pertaining to the Talking Stick gallery (located at 2306 South Granville Street in Vancouver) which opened in 1962 and officially closed on February 28, 1967. Records provided by the company co-founder Richard Bird. File also consists of printouts of digital colour photographs, research notes and material and the transcription of a digital recording of an interview with Vivien Cranmer and Richard Bird.
