Box 8
Contains 17 Results:
Wagstaff exhibitions, 1973, 1978-1981, 1983, 1985
Included in the folder is a photocopy of an invitation to Wagstaff’s opening on March 29, 1979 at the Montgomery Art Gallery (Pomona College); a broadside for a Wagstaff exhibition at the dell’International Center of Photography in Italy in 1979; and the NYU press release dated 6/1/78 for the first major exhibition of photographs from the Sam Wagstaff Collection.
Wagstaff. Sam's letters, 1973 - 1977
Annotated carbon copies of correspondence between Mapplethorpe and Sam Wagstaff.
Show invitations, 1978 - 1988
Approximately 25 invitations to Mapplethorpe openings ca. 1978 – 1988. In addition, folder contains flyers and press releases for premiere screenings of Robert Mapplethorpe’s short film “Still Moving/Patti Smith” ca. March/ April 1978.
R.M. (Robert Mapplethorpe) interviews, 1980 - 1989
Folder contains annotated and highlighted carbon copies of interviews with Mapplethorpe from the 1980s. In addition, present in this folder are Morrisroe’s handwritten notes regarding a Spanish documentary about Mapplethorpe.
Reviews, 1980 - 1990
Highlighted and annotated carbon reviews of Mapplethorpe’s openings in the 1980s.
Notes, undated
Morrisroe’s hand written research and interview notes. Includes memo notebooks and dozens of loose leaves. Notes center around all of the major voices/persons in the book including Sam Wagstaff, John McKendry, Mapplethorpe’s college roommate, etc.
Maxime de la Falaise, 1975, 1988-1991
Includes letter from Mapplethrope to de la Falaise's husband, John McKendry, Curator of Prints and Photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art from 1967-1975.
Patti Smith, 1975-1977, 1982
Includes numerous annotated articles on Patti Smith. Also includes an Arista Records Patti Smith publicity still; signed first edition of Smith’s Ha! Ha! Houdini [1977]; issue # 2 of PUNK magazine; 8/5/82 birth announcement of Jackson Frederick Smith, son of Fred “Sonic” Smith and Patti Smith.
Patti Smith, 1977
Includes numerous, annotated, articles on Smith in addition to invitation to Smith’s “Rock n’ Rimbaud” reading [October 20, 1977 at Veith Turske Gallery]