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Exhibition catalogue for sculptor Norman Carlberg's Retrospective In Parte, with an introduction by curator Tex Andrews. Includes an interview, installation photos and list of works.

Card-style brochure for photography exhibit The New American Ghetto and program Constructive Ideas: Competition for an Urban Corridor presented by the Baltimore Young Archictects Committee. The shows were open from December 28, 1996, to February 22, 1997.

Exhibition catalogue booklet with a fold-out cover for Maryland Art Place's show Furniture = Sculpture, including black and white photos of featured pieces in the exhibit. Curated by David Hess, and features works by John Frederick, Jamie Jensen, David Klein, Jack Larimore, Rod McCormick, Stephen Perrin, Donna Reinsel, Eric Schmehl, Tom Seiler, Patti Tronolone, F. L. Wall, and Robin Youngelman.

Copy of Washington Review magazine, featuring participating artists and works in the second Artsites program, of which Maryland Art Place was involved. An article about the The Maryland Art Place exhibition Too Much Fun (For Tex and Brenda) and its artists Lee E. Haner, Tara Donovan, A. Clarke Bedford, Allegra Marquart, Ed Bisese, Sandra P. Camomile, written by Jack Rasmussen, Executive Director, is found on pages 22-23.

Exhibition booklet with information and images in both black and white and color, of Martha Jackson-Jarvis' works.

Fold-out, color poster invitation to Maryland Art Place's benefit art sale entitled Secrets, as well as the exhibits Three Decades of Artists' Books, and Concertina: A Scroll of the Continuum.

Color printed exhibition catalogue including photographs of artworks included in Maryland Art Place's DADA/data show. Exhibiting artists are Robert Anderson, J. Oak Andraka, Stephen Axelrad, Philippe Boissonnet, Steve Broache, Karen Brown, Jean-Francois Colonna, Richard L. Dana, Hans Dehlinger, Matt Dibble, Ellen Dontigney, Marcos Ferrer, Sarah Geitz, Vin Grabill, Lane Hall, Jean-Pierre Hebert, Hillary Kapan, Dorothy Simon Krause, Gregory Little, Neil McGreevy, Lisa A. Moline, Don Mullins, Jim Opasik, Dawn Marie Ostlund, Chris Peregoy, David Perkins, Lynn Pocock-Williams, Spoon Popkin, Alan Price, David Proeber, Vernon Reed, Paul Rutkovsky, George K. Shortess, Roman Verostko, and Stephen Wilson.

Folded poster containing images and information about MAP's collaborative exhibition Street of Gold, which ran from October 6 to November 24, 1990. Exhibiting artists are Y. David Chung, Claudio Vazquez, Matt Dibble, Pooh Johnston, Charles Tobermann, and Quique Aviles.

Exhibition catalogue for Babe Shapiro: A 25 Year Retrospective. All images in black and white except rear cover.

Exhibition catalogue for Expanding Traditions: Clay, Fiber, Glass, Metal, Wood, that ran from January 18 to March 3, 1990. Includes works list and artist biographies. Participating artists are Stuart Abarbanel, John D. Antone, Douglas Baldwin, Lanny Bergner, Linda Bills, Katherine Brown, Jane Bruce, Eun-Mee Chung, David DonTigny, Susie Krasnican, Ron Lang, David K. Leppla, Betty Helen Longhi, Berry Matthews, Terry Niedzialek, Komelia Hongja Okim, Vincent Leon Olmsted, Gretchen Klunder Raber, Nancy Roeder, Rolanda I. Scott, and F.L. Wall.

Horizontally folded card containing information regarding Maryland Art Place's retrospective of Babe Shapiro's work. Ran from March 30 to May 5, 1990.

Folded card invitation to a celebration of Maryland Art Place's relocation to 218 W. Saratoga Street.

Invitation flyer for Maryland Art Place's 3rd annual Benefit Art Sale, dated as occurring May 2-17, 1986. Sponsored by Hecht's. Lists curators as William Christenberry, Carol Lindsley, and Paula Sloane.

Invitation card for Maryland Art Place's 4th annual benefit art sale, dated as occurring May 2, 1987.

Maryland Art Place's Inside Reality exhibit invitation and information fold-out, printed in black and white. Open from July 13 to August 24, 1984. Exhibiting artists: Sharon Antholt, Bridget Cole-Adams, Jo Ferrugia, Mary Frank, John Hull, Susan Lowe, Ann Wizer.

Program booklet for Maryland Art Place's fourth annual benefit art sale, dated as occurring May 2-21, 1987. Includes an introduction by Olivia Georgia, and a statement of Maryland Art Place's history and purpose. Supplies an outline of the silent auction and lists information regarding the works for sale, organized by medium: Jewelry and Craft, Painting and Sculpture, Photography, and Works on Paper.

Pamphlet for Maryland Art Place's exhibit Art as Book as Art. Includes introduction, acknowledgements, and a list of participating artists and information about the art work included in the show. The artists are: David S. Bakker, Carol Barton, Cynthia Ann Bickley, Rebecca Saady Bingham, Lee R. Boot, H. Terry Braunstein, Nancy Thompson Brown, Rikki Condon, Patsy Crouch, Mary Ann Crowe, Sara L. Cushing, Jane L. Dalrymple, Stacey Davidson, The Dork Brothers (John Ellsberry and Michael Gentile), Martha H. Edgerton-Jackson, Michele Moure Elliott, Richard Ellsberry, Linda Ely, Ann Fessler, Sherman Fleming (Rodforce), Helen C. Frederick, Nancy Gewirz, Katharine B. Gust, Judith Hall, Gary Irby, Minni Klavans, Nora Ligorano, Richard Lutzke, Kevin MacDonald, Kirby Malone, Ro Malone, Sherwin Mark, Vesna Miksic, Jane Kelly Morias, H. Thomas Neuhauser, Kevin Osborn, Charles Palmer, Carol Reed, Joyce J. Scott, Jose Solorzano, Ann Bruce Stoddard, Betty R. Sweren, The Tinklers (Charles Brohawn and Chris Mason), Jane M. Winer, Sirpa Yarmolinsky, and Ann Zahn.

Exhibit booklet for Maryland Art Place's 1984 Benefit Art Sale.

Black and white fold-out invitation and newsletter, featuring MAP's first exhibit devoted entirely to photography. Ran from February 17 to March 10, 1985. Exhibiting artists were Adelaide Anderson, Elinor Cahn, Peggy Fox, Wayne Nield, Stephen Phillips, Shirley True, Victoria Westover, Harriet Wise, Edward J. Worteck, Jr., and Grace Zaccardi.

Maryland Art Place's 1987 newsletter describing upcoming events and exhibitions.

Flyer for the Maryland Art Place's 1985 Benefit Art Sale and Auction which ran from May 1 to 11.

Fold out exhibit program for the show entitled Six Visions from Western Maryland and upcoming events and information. Exhibiting Artists are Donald Cook, Richard Lutzke, John Harne, Joseph M. Rodeiro, John Wilhelm, and Matthew Plevyak.

Program booklet and sale catalogue for Maryland Art Place's sixth benefit art sale.

Program flyer for Maryland Art Place's joint exhibit with School 33 Art Center, part of a collaborative regional exchange program with the Washington Project for the Arts and Richmond's Anderson Gallery.

Black and white card-style exhibit catalogue for Maryland Art Place show Signs and Symbols, featuring artworks by Benita Berman, Wilfred Robert Brunner and Tom Green.

Exhibition catalogue for three shows in a regional collaboration between galleries in Maryland, DC and Virginia: Maryland Art Place, School 33 Art Center, Anderson Gallery/Virginial Commonwealth University, and Washington Project for the Arts. Open from September to October, 1984.

Postcard invitation to Maryland Art Place's Members Only party on September 29, 1984.

Maryland Art Place's booklet for their April performance series and benefit art sale of 1984.

Program brochure for Maryland Art Place's third annual Benefit Art Sale dated as occurring May 2 - 17, 1986, sponsored by Hecht's. Includes introduction and acknowledgements and lists participating artists' works and prices, categorized by medium. Photographic artists: Theresa Airey, Adelaide B. Anderson, Jeanne Anderton, Andrew Bradtke, Carl Clark, Peggy Fox, Christine C. Langr, Robert A. Millman, David Orbock, Margaret Paris, Stephen John Phillips, Gail S. Rebhan, Charles Rumph, Alan M. Scherr, Tom Scott, Leslie Wies, Jack Wilgus, Christopher R. Winslow, Harriet Wise and Ed Worteck. Sculpture artists: Linda Bills, Olga Bravo, Rodney Carroll, Paul Daniel, Linda Depalma, James Dobkin, Mary Annella Frank, Paul W. Glasgow, Sarah Stout Gooding, Joseph A. Greenbaum, Joseph A. Greenbaum, Martha Jackson-Jarvis, David Nez, Joseph Roberson, Amalie Rothschild, Bill Schmidt, Jeff Spaulding, Linda Swick and Yuriko Yamaguchi. Artists listed for on paper/of paper are Ellen Burchenal, Patrick Craig, Ed Dolinger, Helen C. Frederick, Gregory Gomez, Nancy Hammond, John Henley, Richard Lutzke, Jane Kelly Morais, Suthat Pinruethai, Anita Poloway, Melisa Pool, Faith Revell, Jose Solorzano, Jeff Spaulding, and Rex R. Stevens. Artists listed in the Committee Benefit Selection are Stuart Abarbanel, Pat Abbott-Ryan, Pat Alexander, Michael R. Bailey, Douglas Baldwin, Carol June Barton, Peter Kurt Boneburg, Andrea Burchette, Kendall Buster, Norman Carlberg, Mary Cate Carroll, Leonard Cave, George Chang, John Cleary, Henry Coe, Sarah Colby, Donald Cook, Maria Karametou Crowder, Peter Dubeau, Dan Dudrow, Joan Erbe, Nicole F. Fall, John A. Fonda, Dorothy Gillespie, Gladys Goldstein, Simon Gouverneur, Mia Halton, Betsey Heuisler, Walter Hnatysh, John Hull, Shelley Hull, Laurence Hurst, Thomas Hyatt, Edda Jakab, Deborah Jones, Patricia Karl, Sally E. King, Tim Kirk, Kevin Labadie, Eugene Leake, Robert Llewelyn, Susan Lowe, Raoul Middleman, Martha Macks, Carolyn M. Maynard, Jerome B. Meadows, Mary

Booklet containing biographies of artists Elizabeth Talford Scott, William R. Martin, Florence Stone, Josephine P. Gross, Anderson J. Pigatt, Gerald Hawkes and George Figgs. Includes photographs of the artists and their works, accompanied by quotes by each artist.

Black and white newsletter featuring Maryland Art Place's exhibit The Intuitive Eye. Open from May 30 to June 6. Exhibiting artists: George Figgs, Josephine Gross, Gerland Hawkes, William Martin, Anderson Pigatt, Elizabeth Scott, and Florence Stone.

Blank, possibly draft, version of a survey distributed to Maryland artists

Report of the Site Committee for Maryland Art Place detailing potential site locations visited

Packet of documents that includes a draft Mission Statement from the Executive Committee, hand written list of committee assignments, and a draft with handwritten notes of recommendations from the Budget and Organization Committee

Five pages of handwritten meeting notes from the Executive Committee meeting held on March 26, 1980. Other contemporary art spaces were discussed

Six typewritten inserts possibly intended to go into the minutes for the meeting held on April 30, 1980

Goals of the proposed Maryland Center for Contemporary Art and Artists written by Barbara Master including services and proposed staffing

Interim report to the executive committee which includes a copy of the final Individual Artist Survey as well as how many surveys were distributed and where

Revised budget for the Planning Study for the Maryland Center for Contemporary Visual Arts and Artists

President's Report for Maryland Art Place, 1988. Give a brief outline of the history and recent accomplishments of MAP.

Form letter from Barbara Master to Advisory Board Members asking for feedback regarding the Planning Study

Agenda and meeting minutes from the Board meeting held on September 27, 1979. Includes history of the grant proposal and discussion on how the planning study would be implemented

Typed notes and handwritten notes from Advisory Committee for the Planning Study for Maryland Center for Contemporary Visual Arts and Artists held at the Baltimore Museum of Art on February 27, 1980.

Agenda: Agenda for Excecutive Committee Meeting held January 30, 1980 at the Maryland Institute College of Art

Original budget outline for the Planning Study, Including funding for a Director, travel and other expenses. Second version with handwritten notes

Agenda for the Executive Board Meeting held December 13, 1979 at the Maryland Institute College of Art. Outlines early discussions about resources, budget, chain of command and procedures for the Planning Study

Collection of pamphlets and articles related to organizations similar to what the Planning Study Committee was hoping to form

Draft minutes and agenda for the Executive Committee for the Planning Study for Contemporary Visual Arts and Artists held Wednesday, February 20, 1980. Stated draft, contains handwritten notes and revisions.

Outline of Planning Study submitted by Barbara Masters. Handwritten notes in purple pen from Mary Ann E. Mears.

Memo from Mary Ann E. Mears to members of the Advisory Committee for the Maryland Center for Contemprary Visual Arts and Artists sent on February 6, 1980 with enclosed mintues from the Executive Committee meeting held on January 30, 1980. Includes a review and discussion of interviews conducted by Barbra Masters with members of the committee.