The Events and Communications series contains promotional materials, clippings and news releases that advertise Art Department events. The collection is arranged alphabetically and the records date from 1938 to 2013. The collection contains very little documentation of student art exhibitions, examples of faculty and student work, and instead focuses on the administration of the department and the Gallery program.

The Exhibitions series includes information on past exhibitions in the Ford Gallery such as the EMU Circa ’69, textile exhibits, faculty art exhibitions and theses exhibitions. The collection is arranged alphabetically and the records date from 1938 to 2013. The collection contains very little documentation of student art exhibitions, examples of faculty and student work, and instead focuses on the administration of the department and the Gallery program.

The Exhibitions series includes information on past exhibitions in the Ford Gallery such as the EMU Circa ’69, textile exhibits, faculty art exhibitions and theses exhibitions. The collection is arranged alphabetically and the records date from 1938 to 2013. The collection contains very little documentation of student art exhibitions, examples of faculty and student work, and instead focuses on the administration of the department and the Gallery program.

The Events and Communications series contains promotional materials, clippings and news releases that advertise Art Department events. The collection is arranged alphabetically and the records date from 1938 to 2013. The collection contains very little documentation of student art exhibitions, examples of faculty and student work, and instead focuses on the administration of the department and the Gallery program.

The Events and Communications series contains promotional materials, clippings and news releases that advertise Art Department events. The collection is arranged alphabetically and the records date from 1938 to 2013. The collection contains very little documentation of student art exhibitions, examples of faculty and student work, and instead focuses on the administration of the department and the Gallery program.

The Events and Communications series contains promotional materials, clippings and news releases that advertise Art Department events. The collection is arranged alphabetically and the records date from 1938 to 2013. The collection contains very little documentation of student art exhibitions, examples of faculty and student work, and instead focuses on the administration of the department and the Gallery program.

The Events and Communications series contains promotional materials, clippings and news releases that advertise Art Department events. The collection is arranged alphabetically and the records date from 1938 to 2013. The collection contains very little documentation of student art exhibitions, examples of faculty and student work, and instead focuses on the administration of the department and the Gallery program.

The Events and Communications series contains promotional materials, clippings and news releases that advertise Art Department events. The collection is arranged alphabetically and the records date from 1938 to 2013. The collection contains very little documentation of student art exhibitions, examples of faculty and student work, and instead focuses on the administration of the department and the Gallery program.

The Events and Communications series contains promotional materials, clippings and news releases that advertise Art Department events. The collection is arranged alphabetically and the records date from 1938 to 2013. The collection contains very little documentation of student art exhibitions, examples of faculty and student work, and instead focuses on the administration of the department and the Gallery program.

The Events and Communications series contains promotional materials, clippings and news releases that advertise Art Department events. The collection is arranged alphabetically and the records date from 1938 to 2013. The collection contains very little documentation of student art exhibitions, examples of faculty and student work, and instead focuses on the administration of the department and the Gallery program.