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Education and Outreach Photo Archives, 1950/2010

97 boxes 97 binders
Abstract Or Scope
This collection documents the history of the various Education and Outreach initiatives, comprising everything from the VMFA's Artmobile program to art classes, lectures and symposia to family open houses, and includes photographic prints, slides, programs, and related ephemera.
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Education and Outreach Photo Archives, 1950/2010 97 boxes 97 binders

Institute of Contemporary Art, 1979/1984

1 Linear Feet Two binders
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The collection documents the work of the Institute of Contemporary Art from 1978-1984, including exhibition planning and implementation, collections management, and specific artists and works, and comprises photographic prints, slides, and related ephemera.
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Institute of Contemporary Art, 1979/1984 1 Linear Feet Two binders

Staff, 1938/2010

3 Linear Feet 10 binders
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This collection documents the staff of the VMFA from 1938-2010, including environmental, studio, and group portraits of directors, curators, and various staff from all departments of the museum.
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Staff, 1938/2010 3 Linear Feet 10 binders

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