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Broadcasting for reels no. 7 : identification, please

MS-3-46.2018-014, Box 122, Item 89
Item
[ca. 1997]

Part of Centre for Art Tapes tape collection

Item contains the seventh in a series of audio art resented by the Centre for Art Tapes and CKDU 97.5 FM for the radio. This tape was supported by the Canada Council for the Arts and the Nova Scotia Department of Education.

Convergence (Group exhibition), July 7 - 26, 1986

MS-3-35, Box 22, Folder 12
File
1986

Part of Eyelevel Gallery fonds

File includes invitations, press releases, poster, contracts, correspondence, invitation design for Eyelevel 12 year anniversary. Convergence Exhibition included works by Terry Billings, Charlene Conrad, Valerie LeBlanc, Mark Denil, Kyle Jackson, Paige Prichard Kennedy and Dave Watson

Materials regarding Centre for Art Tapes exhibitions

MS-3-46, Box 37, Folder 12
File
1981

Part of Centre for Art Tapes fonds

File contains posters, postcard invitations for Centre for Art Tapes events including performance Arrival by Marcella Bienvenue, Love vs. Technology by Valerie LeBlanc, Music with Roots in the Aether and more. File also contains photocopies of newspaper articles about various artists and news release for Second Annual International Festival of Video Art.

Materials regarding exhibition Love vs. technology

MS-3-46, Box 20, Folder 11
File
1987

Part of Centre for Art Tapes fonds

File contains public service announcement and description for Centre for Art Tapes presented exhibition Love vs. Technology by Valerie LeBlanc. File also contains postcard invitation to correspondence regarding exhibition. File also contains newspaper regarding the exhibition Love vs. Technology by Valerie LeBlanc.

Photograph from installation Love vs. Technology