Photography Institute records, 1990-2005.

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Photography Institute records, 1990-2005.

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Comprising ca. 400 audiotapes and ca. 400 videotapes of presentations by lecturers and panelists who participated in the annual two-week National Graduate Seminar (NGS) at the Photography Institute as well as archival files, slides and other materials of past program fellows. The archival files include: 13 issues (8 printed, 5 on the WEB) of The Photography Institute journal documenting the faculty presentations; ca. 6 linear feet of notebooks documenting the readings for each annual session; files of 220 student applications which usually include 20 slides; files on 385 faculty members; ca. 5 linear feet of photography publications; jury books which include application materials (minus slides) from all candidates nominated for the NGS; and one file of flyers advertising the program.

81 linear ft. (157 boxes)

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