This collection is comprised of one book written by architect Clifford Wiens. This first edition was published by Wiens Publishing House in May 2018.

The material in this collection is open to researchers. Much of the material in this
collection was arranged by Neutral Ground Intern, Holly Aubichon during the summer of 2018 while the Gallery
was relocating to its new space on the 18 block Scarth Street. Holly prepared the preliminary finding aid,
counted and sleeved many of the photographs and slides and packed vast amounts of textual and audio-visual
material for transport to the Archives and Special Collections in August 2018.
The collection includes artifacts and oversize, audio-cassettes (mini and regular sized), beta, vhs and u-matic
tapes, colour separations, photograph, negatives, slides and contact sheets, a flash drive storage device and
computer disks including floppy and compact, which were copied to the University’s server for interim
preservation and 5 external hard drives (which have not been copied over due to space limitations). The date
range spans 1985 to 2010 and indices have been prepared for each type of material, please enquire with the
Archives.

The Susan Whitney Gallery Fonds consists of three series of files: administration files, dating predominantly from 1991-92 to 1993-95; art fairs, dating predominantly from 1990-94; and artist files, dating predominantly
from 1990-92 to 1993-94.

The Susan Whitney Gallery was established in 1978. At that time the Gallery was owned by five founding shareholders -- Susan Whitney, Victor Cicansky, Joe Fafard, Jill Rawlinson, and Richard Spafford. By the late 1980s Susan Whitney remained as the sole shareholder. The mandate of this commercial art gallery is to exhibit and sell contemporary art, including painting, sculpture, tapestry, photography, and furniture, as well as Canadian folk art. The Gallery
has participated in a number of international art fairs. The records comprising the Susan Whitney Gallery fonds were created, collected and held by the Susan Whitney Gallery before they came to the University of Regina Archives. The original order and titles of the records have been maintained.

Dr. William Ernest Stapleford (b.1870-1947), President of Regina College (1915-1934), Principal (1934-1937) – Portrait by Augustus Kenderdine

The fonds consist primarily of Fine arts/cultural events in the Toronto area in the form of
exhibition programmes, newspaper/magazine articles, invitations and publicity materials. These items
have been collected by Claude and Ardis Breeze.