This series includes records illustrating the organization and administration of the Centre for Art Tapes and the activities of its Board of Directors. Included are administrative records, minutes, annual reports, correspondence, bylaws, and records regarding CFAT’s involvement with other groups and organizations.
This sub-series contains materials regarding Centre for Art Tapes Broad Casting for Reels event, which was a curated audio art series presented in collaboration with CKDU, Dalhousie University’s student radio station. Records include programs, promotional materials, graphic materials, correspondence, submissions, meeting minutes and track lists.
File contains budget notes for Program 5 production David’s Tree as well as signed agreement between the Atlantic Filmmakers Cooperative and Centre for Art Tapes and Pam Pinch and Natalie Angelucci.
This series contains materials regarding Centre for Art Tapes budgeting and accounting. Records include statistical profiles, invoices, correspondence, financial statements, audits and unaudited financial statements.
This series provides records regarding Centre for Art Tapes building facilities. Records include correspondence, blueprints and planning notes regarding buildings and locations.
File contains Canada Council Equipment Grant Worksheet, projected repair expenses, and projected budget for exhibition program for Centre for Art Tapes.
File contains catalogues from video distributors received by Centre for Art Tapes. Distributors include Maya Vision Production, Art Metropole Groupe, Intervention Video, Filmmaker Library, Frameline Distribution and more.
File contains mandates and proposed mandates for Centre for Art Tapes. File also contains Board of Directors and committee member’s election forms. File also contains drawing of Society for Art Presentation hierarchy description and fee schedule.
Fonds consists of records created and collected by the Centre for Art Tapes between 1977 and 2005. Materials reflect the artist-run centre's diverse functions and activities. Records include correspondence, meeting minutes, photographs, scholarship applications, funding applications, posters, programs, CDs, DVDs, audio cassettes, exhibition catalogues, reports, financial statements, public service announcements, news releases, blueprints, agreements, workshop materials and programming information.
File contains information about Citadel High School’s Co-operative Education Program and an application for a position at the Centre for Art Tapes by a high school student.
This series includes the records of various committees formed to assist Centre for Art Tapes’ functions and activities, and is divided into sub-series based on committee names. Records include meeting minutes, correspondence, reports and planning notes.
This sub-series contains materials regarding the Centre for Art Tapes Computer Scholarship, wherein participants received an honorarium, access to equipment and facilities, workshop instruction and a premiere of the final work, which might include digital imaging, animation or interactive multimedia. Records include applications and correspondence.
Item is a contact sheet with eighteen b&w photographs from the 1985 Arts and Culture Assembly at the Dalhousie Arts Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Sixteen of the photographs show Cathy Quinn's performance during the event and two photographs photographer Mark Simkins (1954 - 19 November 2022) with a camera.
Item is a contact sheet with thirty-two photographs of an unidentified performance. Several photographs show two artists performing on a stage with a projection of Ronald Reagan's face and the text "What Went Wrong? An Appraisal of Reagan's Foreign Policy."
Item is a contact sheet with thirty photographs from The Glass Bead Game installation by Timothy Watters. The installation was presented by the Centre for Art Tapes as part of the Audio by Artists festival.
File contains contributions to Centre for Art Tapes anniversary book, Intersections: 25 Years of Connecting at Centre for Art Tapes. Contributors include Bruce Campbell, Jan Peacock, Ann Verral and more.
