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Publicity Records

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Object Details

Creator:
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. Office of Public Affairs
Topic
Museum exhibits
Museums -- Public relations
Art, Modern
Art museums
Creator:
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. Office of Public Affairs
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Publicity Records
Historical Note
The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden's (HMSG) first employee devoted explicitly to public affairs was Sidney Lawrence, first hired as a Museum Specialist (publicity) in 1976. In 1978 he became the Public Affairs Officer, Publications and Information Services Department. Lawrence became Public Information Officer, Office of Public Affairs, Department of Administrative and Museum Support Services, serving 1980- . The Office of Public Affairs is responsible for disseminating information on the Hirshhorn's various activities as broadly as possible among the audiences the Museum serves. To this end, it distributes many kinds of publicity - press kits, news releases, advertising spots, and the like. These materials are targeted at a wide variety of audiences, including professional artists and critics, knowledgeable patrons, school children, and casual visitors. The subject matter includes touring exhibits, exhibits from the HMSG's own collections, lectures, films, publications, and community-based activities which the Museum sponsors.
Extent
14 cu. ft. (14 record storage boxes)
Date
1969-1985
Archival Repository
Smithsonian Institution Archives
Identifier
Record Unit 513
Type
Collection descriptions
Archival materials
Manuscripts
Clippings
Black-and-white photographs
Citation
Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 513, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. Office of Public Affairs, Publicity Records
Genre/Form
Manuscripts
Clippings
Black-and-white photographs
Descriptive Entry
These records include exhibition catalogs, news releases, news clippings and articles from the serious and popular press, mailings, public correspondence seeking more information on artists and art-related topics, invitations to openings and other special events, and many photographs.
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Record ID
ebl-1503511334957-1503511334970-0
Metadata Usage
CC0

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  • Friedel Dzubas, transparencies

  • Box 13

  • Friedel Dzubas, exhibition, 1983, press release/handout

  • Friedel Dzubas, photographs

  • Hirshhorn inaugural press packet

  • 5th annual Hirshhorn holiday, December 1980, photos

  • Film and lecture program, fall 1981

  • DeStijl catalogue

  • The Animal in Art, press

  • Drawings, correspondence

  • Hans Hoffman exhibition, label copy/handout, 1977

  • Drawings, photographs

  • 5th annual Hirshhorn holiday, 1980

  • David Smith, photos and negatives

  • HMSG, computer service rates, FY 1975

  • Robert Rosenblum lectures, 1974

  • Larry Rivers

  • The importance of the Hirshhorn Collection

  • Miro: Selected Paintings, 1980 - Transparencies and negatives

  • HMSG, small booklets

  • The Noble Buyer, press release, catalogue

  • Direct Carving in Modern Sculpture, photographs

  • Saul Steinberg exhibition, correspondence

  • HMSG opening, special events costs, 1974

  • Drawings, transparencies

  • Botero press release/handout

  • HMSG opening, Japanese artists represented in the opening exhibition

  • The Wandering Wall, January 20, 1977

  • HMSG opening, works by woman artists in opening exhibition

  • David Smith, photographs

  • Dzubas, press

  • DeStijl: The Ephemeral Is Eternal

  • The Investigator (FBI magazine), April 1975

  • Metaphor: New Projects by Contemporary Sculptors, exhibition, 1981, catalogue

  • RAG, handout

  • Saul Steinberg exhibition, negatives and transparencies

  • Peter Plagens exhibition catalogue

  • Happy birthday, Henry Moore

  • Noland transparencies

  • Joan Mondale at the Symposium on Canadian Culture, HMSG, 1977

  • Publicity and filming, 1974

  • Europe in the 70's, correspondence

  • Alfred Leslie exhibition, opening

  • David Smith, PR handout

  • To be returned to Linda Gordon

  • Soyer press

  • Drawings, press

  • Utopia, press

  • Advertising information

  • Probing the Earth, press release

  • Brancusi as Photographer, 1980

  • Winslow Homer exhibition, 1976

  • Washington Post articles, 1973-1974

  • Rice exhibition, opening list

  • Ripley speech, groundbreaking ceremony, 1969

  • Hans Hoffman exhibition, catalogue

  • Architecture release

  • 14 Canadians, opening, correspondence

  • Karel Appel lecture, March 21, 1978

  • The Noble Buyer: John Quinn, Patron of the Avant-Garde, 1978, didactic and hand-out

  • Snelson catalogue

  • RAG, video commercial

  • HMSG opening, People Magazine, October 14, 1974

  • DiSuvero sculpture, correspondence, 1978-1980

  • Rauschenberg lithograph exhibition, photographs, 1976

  • Hirshhorn gift of additional paintings, Washington Post, October 1974

  • Dzubas dinner party

  • HMSG, docent program, lectures, 1974

  • Austin, Texas, press list

  • RAG, press release

  • HMSG, David Levine caricatures, 1976

  • HMSG opening, poster commissioned, 1974

  • Old Friends in a New Home, Washington Star, October 16, 1974

  • DeStijl, background

  • Golden Door, photographs

  • Noland checklist, 1977

  • Press preview, HMSG opening, regrets, 1974

  • HMSG, weekly newspaper list, D.C. area

  • Part of a traveling exhibition on ancient and modern Egyptian culture

  • Martin Marietta Today, HMSG article

  • Directions: 1983, photographs

  • DeStijl, opening

  • Barbara Hepworth scultures, photographs and press, 1981

  • DeStijl, budget and advertising

  • HMSG opening, Washington Post, October 3, 1974

  • HMSG opening, Washington Post, October 2, 1974

  • Exhibition schedule, 1980-1981

  • Noland press clippings

  • Directions 1981, transparencies

  • Robert Natkin: Prints and Painted Prints, opening, 1981

  • Estes, correspondence

  • Press coverage, opening of HMSG, 1974

  • HMSG, Dore Ashton bio, 1974

  • R. B. Kitaj, photographs

  • The Noble Buyer, invitation lists

  • HMSG, travel writers' visit, 1974

  • Program, Hirshhorn groundbreaking ceremony, 1969

  • Letter to press list, 1974

  • HMSG opening, window displays, 1974

  • DeStijl photographs

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Friedel Dzubas at the Hirshhorn, June 1983. (Image no. SIA2016-000462)
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