Schwartz, Deborah

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains general administrative files regarding the day to day operations of the department, event planning, collaborations with other departments within the Museum, and staff files. The series is largely composed of correspondence, reports, and CVs.

Scope and Contents The colloquium spans 4 cassette tapes and there are 4 copies. Deborah Schwartz opened with a Welcome Address. Kevin Stayton gave introductory remarks. Dr. Paul Boyer gave an historical overview. Dr. Edward S. Cooke Jr. gave a talk entitled "Biomorphism, craft and mass production". Dr. Stephen Polcari gave a talk entitled " Vitalist theory and methods for interpreting abstract expressionism". Derek E. Ostergaard gave a talk entitled "High, low, and kitsch: Design in the social...

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Richard Waller discusses the Community Gallery's model, juried exhibitions, and forms. Deborah Schwartz discusses press releases and brochures. The seminar spans sides A and B of tape 191 and side A of 192.

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Includes memos with conservation, drafts of didactics, collaboartions with Prints, object labels, and decisions on where the installation will be within the Museum.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This series contains records from the Directors, Vice Directors, and Deputy Directors of the Education division and the Learning and Social Impact Division. Vice Directors and Deputy Directors are on the highest administrative level of the Museum, at times called the Cabinet.

Most of the records in this sub series document large policy, pedagogy, and/or proposals for new initiatives. There is also a small amount of material related to Decolonize This Place protests.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This series contains records from the Directors, Vice Directors, and Deputy Directors of the Education division and the Learning and Social Impact Division. Vice Directors and Deputy Directors are on the highest administrative level of the Museum, at times called the Cabinet.

Most of the records in this sub series document large policy, pedagogy, and/or proposals for new initiatives. There is also a small amount of material related to Decolonize This Place protests.