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Actors Theatre of Louisville (ATL) videos, chiefly umatic tapes, are from the early 1980s. They contain film of rehearsals, performances and interviews relating to ATL performances of Humana Festival productions.

Content Description Typescript of the American Association of University Women's Arts Project Survey report for Louisville and the report of the chairman of the AAUW Arts Committee on the community arts survey. The survey report details the state of the arts in Louisville, providing information on general community attitudes, traditions, and participation in the arts as well arts institutions such as the "Little Symphony," and amateur writers groups. "The Seven Arts" as practiced in Louisville are described in...

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Collection includes a photograph of No Fun performing at the Louisville School of Art in 1976, one copy of The Hammer, an art zine from 1982, materials related to art by Bruce Witsiepe and a Bodeco cassette.

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Includes posters, flyers, CDs, videos of Ut Gret performances, setlists, articles related to Ut Gret and Conroy's other music projects. Also includes Artswatch materials, an organization Conroy oversaw from 1999-2006.

Content Description The William Habich Papers include records on two prominent arts organizations: Louisville Dance Council and the Louisville Theatrical Association. The Louisville Dance Council boxes include business records from 1940s and 1950s as well as programs from the 1960s and 1970s. There are also photographs of the Louisville Civic Ballet Company: posed shots, images taken during performances and rehearsals, and photographs made during social events. The Louisville Theatrical Association records...

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A complete run of The Paper, an independent, community-based newspaper published monthly in Louisville, Kentucky by Mperfect Design from August 2011 to August 2013. The publication was dedicated to being "hyper-local" and celebrated Louisville communities by featuring positive news, primarily focused on local arts and culture.

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Minutes and agendas for the Speed Museum and the Fund for the Arts board meetings attended by former Executive Vice President and University Provost Shirley Willihnganz.

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The collection contains the following publications: the monthly Arts in Louisville, October 1955-September 1957; its successor, also a monthly (The Louisvillian), October 1957-June 1958; and the fortnightly Gazette of the Arts in Louisville, October 1958-February 1959. All were published by the Society for the Arts in Louisville, Inc.