1976-2006

Appointment diaries, year books and monthly planners, the majority of which contain entries and notes on personal and professional matters.

17 volumes

c.1920-2009

Photographs, negatives, slides, transparencies, scans and print-out images. Barry Flanagan's original files and, where evident, series have been left in tact and categorised, as far as possible, according to function, subject or type.

303 folders, 19 volumes, 13 boxes, 25 PDF files: 2.81 GB (11 CDs, 2 folders)

1982-2009

Audio and film recordings.

1 VHS film, MP3 & MP4: 56.26 GB (24 CDs, 7 DVDs, 7 tapes, 2 VHS films, 1 casette tape, 1 film roll)

1966-2009

Includes research files, private view cards, posters and postcards with related papers.

63 posters, 36 folders, PDF: 4.9 MB (1 folder), 17 volumes, 3 sheets, 1 calendar

1959-2009

Includes correspondence and subject files, administrative and business papers. The 'extent' for this series includes sub-series hidden from public view comprising 43 folders.

347 folders, 38 volumes, 4 boxes, PDF & Filemaker pro: 310.5 MB (1 folder, 1 CD)

1964-2008

Includes reference material.

20 folders, MP3: 74.9 (1 CD)

1974-2008

Volumes containing sketches, notes, artist's statements and draft letters and faxes in pencil and pen relating to personal and professional matters, some of which include related inserts such as business cards. Many have pages torn out and contain inserted loose sheets.

74 volumes

1965-1972

Barry Flanagan started to print 'funds' in 1969. He used his own printed notes and postal orders numbered and authenticated with a thumb print. They were given in lieu of cash to collaborators and assistants including Charles Harrison, Lucy Lippard, Cheryl Potter, Andrew Dipper and Anthony Stokes. Such notes also featured in works including Thumb Prints, Mirror Prints, Money, 1972. These papers include copies of these notes, with related papers and correspondence.

3 folders, 1 volume

1970-2001

Sketches, designs, proofs and related papers.

57 folders

1991-2008

Black and white and colour images created on Barry Flanagan's computer and then printed, with related notes.

4 folders

2004

1 folder