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Collection
Identifier: MC 1522
Repository:
New Brunswick Special Collections
Abstract:
Papers reflecting Ann Sperry's thirty-five year career as a sculptor, teacher, and activist. The material primarily relates to Sperry’s many public commissions, individual exhibitions, and participation in group exhibitions throughout the world. It also includes some documentation of her teaching at various institutions, her early career as a jewelry designer, her service on the College Art Association’s Status of Women Committee, and her activities as an editor of Helicon Nine magazine....
Collection
Identifier: MC 1459
Repository:
New Brunswick Special Collections
Abstract:
The Carol Hamoy Papers chiefly contain the visual artist's documentation of her artwork, correspondence with curators and art institutions, photographs of her artwork, and various publications her work was included in.
Collection
Identifier: IJS-0002
Repository:
Institute of Jazz Studies
Scope and Contents:
The Count Basie family papers and artifacts comprise the extant papers and personal belongings of the Basie family, including Catherine, Diane, and Count Basie. The collection contains personal papers, music, photographic prints and negatives, business records, artwork, and audio and moving image recordings, as well as artifacts. The majority of items in the collection are from the 20th century, particularly the time period between the mid-1950s to the early 1980s.Most...