Mrs. Sarah Leichton's dinner party : [exhibition invitation]
- F 722.02
- File
- 1985
Part of George Sanders fonds
Item is an invitation to an exhibition held at the Merton Gallery, Toronto, featuring drawings by George Sanders.
Mrs. Sarah Leichton's dinner party : [exhibition invitation]
Part of George Sanders fonds
Item is an invitation to an exhibition held at the Merton Gallery, Toronto, featuring drawings by George Sanders.
Photographs of Ryerson's Ontario Bicentennial display
Part of Office of Information Services
The file contains color negatives and photographs of the display which included the mounted foam core photographs, a wide variety of artifacts and people in attendance.
Part of Office of Information Services
The file contains the "History of Ryerson" film on three formats. The VHS copy was dubbed from the original 3/4 inch tape and was screened at Ryerson's Ontario Bicentennial display.
Part of Office of Information Services
File contains three black and white photographs of the Toronto Training and Re-Establishment Institute and of a class being held in the Normal School classroom that were displayed at the Bicentennial Display.
Part of Office of Information Services
File contains six copies of the book, "From Cradle to Computer, A history of St. James Square, the birthplace of Ontario education" written by Ryerson history professor, Ronald Stagg and published for Ontario's Bicentennial.
Ryerson Polytechnical Institute
Posters - From Cradle to Computer public display
Part of Office of Information Services
Posters for the public display related to the publication of "From Cradle to Computer."
Part of School of Image Arts
The file consists of programmes for exhibitions and events held at the Ryerson Image Centre including:
Part of School of Image Arts
File contains books published in conjunction with exhibitions held in the Ryerson Image Centre.The Image Centre.
Out from Under : Disability, History & Things to Remember - exhibition catalogue
Part of School of Disability Studies
Out from Under was curated by faculty members from Disability Studies with an exhibit displayed at Royal Ontario Museum (ROM, April - July 2008. Their work was supported by the RBC Foundation through the Ryerson-RBC Institute for Disabilities Studies Research and Education.
The curatorial team, Associate Professor Kathryn Church, Professor of Distinction Catherine Frazee, and Director Melanie Panitch, launched a new special topic seminar designed to uncover the hidden history of disability. Students were invited to identify an object representing a particular era or moment in Canadian disability history and explore its significance.