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This collection contains eight papers written on a DMA-remated topic by graduate students in the University of Texas at Dallas 2014 course on civic museums.

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This collection is an artifical collection created by the archives to contain reference material on the museum and people connected to it.

Abstract Victor Dada was an ensemble of writer/performers who worked in the medium of performance poetry or performance art active in Dallas from 1979-1986. They utilized music, poetry, theater, comedy and electronic sound constructs in performances. The collection documents these performances through scripts and poems, programs, promotion, correspondence, contracts, press coverage, and photographic, audio and video documentation of performances and appearaces. The collection also contains Victor...

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This collection contains various documents related to the DMA and its exhibitions and programs. It includes City of Dallas proclamations and letters of recognition from govenors and presidents. It also contains other significant items.

Scope and Contents This collection contains records created by Slide Library / Visual Resources Library staff from 1981-2001. Staff creators include Eileen W. Coffman, Mary H. Mills, Rita Lasater, Kevin ComerfordThe collection includes department policy and procedure manuals, VRL status and project reports, memoranda to staff regarding policy and procedures for usage of the slide library / VRL, project proposals and plans, slide library evaluation, ARCH, digital imaging, and Texas issue of VRA...

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The collection contains papers by or about Emery and Wendy Reves, dated between 1940 and 1992, including Emery's work as author and Winston Churchill's publisher, La Pausa, works offered and not aquired, invoices/reciepts for decorative art pieces, and reproductions of works from the collection.

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This collection contains the records of William B. "Bill" Jordan, Adjunct Curator of European Paintings, 1976-1980. Records consist primarily of correspondence and memoranda with some topical/subject files

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The Zonne scrapbook contains primarily newspaper clippings regarding etchings, lithographs, and other types of prints from newspapers in Chicago, Minneapolis, Dallas, and New York. Clippings date from 1928 to 1940 and document Mrs. Zonne's print collecting, her move to Dallas from Minneapolis in 1934, and the donation and exhibitions of her prints at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts from 1935 to 1940.