Showing 171856 results

Item is an audio cassette tape that has the same recording featured on the other “Commercial Smile” tape. Item is wrapped in tissue paper and housed in a plastic sleeve with a photograph of a woman and another indistinguishable dark photograph. The item has an accompanying pillow.

Item is an audio cassette tape that features the sound of an elevator attendant speaking, sounds of doors opening and closing, drumming, ambient sounds from an arcade or mall, the sound of wind, and the sound of someone winding an audio or video cassette tape. Item is housed in a plastic sleeve with an image of a cat and another image of an elevator attendant.

Item consists of maquette for the production of "Cosi fan lutte" and model parts.

File consists of leaflets promoting Cyber Kawachi Audio Graphics (produced in association with the Banff Centre and executive produced by Sara Diamond).

File consists of software for Cyber Kawachi which is an interactive computer program and CD-ROM art project on optical discs and in a digital format. This file also contains a pdf that provides context to the project.

File consists of edited video clips rendering the screen output of the computer while playing interactively with the original software. The takes are divided in sub-units. In short, this is a video documentation of the software/cd-rom art project. The material is on a MiniDV videocassette as well as on four optical discs consisting of uncompressed and compressed videos. There is also digital snapshots and navigation instructions for the project.

“D” Company Hockey team which played for the 1946-1947 season included front row: A.J. Mantle, Ken Head, D. Miller, E. Blais, J. Shields, J. Swanston, Wilf Blais, E. Carney. Back row: G. Klettke, C. Guittard, William Blais, Daniel Spicer, F. Edmundson (Manager), E. Nelson, Eddy Nelson, O.A. Klettke, and Frank Smith.

“D” Company Hockey team which played for the 1949-1950 team included, back row: Wilf Blais, Bill Blais, Harley Patterson, Cliff Wright, Coach Ernie Ayers, Bob Kelly, Don Swanston, Bob Neufeld, Ernie Nelson. Front row: Walter Hiekkla, Bill Bessent, Bobby Pearson, Oscar Blais, Unknown