Box 5

Over the course of 3 days, (4/19, 2/24, and 4/26) Anne Ryan speaks with Brooklyn Museum staff in some sort of planning session for an exhibit. Ryan discusses the French revolution, communism and other global events during the mid 1800s. There is little context, as the tapes don't begin with introductions.

As part of the Grand Lobby exhibit Meg Webster: Running [09/25/1992-01/03/1993].

These only represent tapes 3 and 4.

At times the loud music causes distortion in the tape, listeners should be cautious.

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.

This audio documents a panel discussion moderated by Charlottas Kotik and including artists Margaret Nielsen, Theodore J. Waddell, and R. Lee White (Randy Lee White).

An interview with the artists who created the Grand Lobby exhibition, The New Merengue [01/31/1992-05/03/1992].

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.