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1.5 ln. ft. (about 1,000 items) Arrangement: alphabetical

Thirty black-and-white prints ranging in size from 8.5x13.5 to 10.25x13.25 inches in 16x20 inch mats. The subjects are writers of personal ads, who Camhi contacted after seeing the ads in the paper. Camhi wrote that he saw the personal ads as distilled self-portraits and created his own photographic portraits of the authors of the ads in their homes. The text of the personal ads appears with most images.

Camhi directed this two-year visual exploration of Mexican American life and culture called "Espejo," and invited five other documentary photographers to join him. The resulting body of work was exhibited in Chicago and Oakland and published in book form in 1978. Primarily working in New Mexico and California, Camhi shot Mexican-American artists, sculptors, craftsmen and undocumented families at work and in their homes. The prints measure from 7.75x12.25 to 11x14 inches, with most of them in 16x20 inch mats. Images taken by other project photographers are not included in this collection.

Film advertisements and publicity materials for Chinese documentary films, Chinese feature films, and foreign films that were imported mostly from communist countries, such as Vietnam, North Korea, Romania, and Albania. They include summaries of the story, main characters, publicity topics, terms of use, text for blackboard postings or broadcasting, and discussion questions. Also includes some posters, performance schedules and programs for films, plays, opera, local performances, etc. Some of these have illustrations and screen shots. Arranged by title, then chronologically.

Chiefly single-sheet loose advertisements related to photographic products. Color and monochromatic illustrations. Organized chronologically within boxes or folders. Several collections of advertisements are housed in scrapbooks. NOTE: Serials titles given in boxes 11-14 represent full issues of these titles; issues contain at least one Kodak advertisement (many are on back covers).

The Advertising Agencies Series, the largest, includes memoranda and correspondence related to the executive management of each agency and Jones's role in organizing and directing the creative activities of the agency or advertising team. Materials from Jones's work at the Leo Burnett Company consist primarily of office memoranda and weekly progress reports for radio and television commercials for clients such as: Mars, Incorporated; Kellogg Company; and the Green Giant Company. In Southeast Asia, Jones served as Regional Creative Director for Leo Burnett offices in Sydney, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong and Bangkok. Materials include correspondence, speeches for creative seminars, and scripts for two films for the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. Jones worked mainly with clients in the automotive industry, specifically Chevrolet at the Campbell-Ewald Company and Oldsmobile at D.P. Brother Company (as well as at Leo Burnett). Materials about General Motors relate to the potential of television specials for corporate advertising to promote the GM "Mark of Excellence" and the corporation's responsiveness to environmental and safety issues in the late sixties and seventies. Closely related to the Advertising Agencies Series, the Correspondence and Memoranda Series consists of carbons of outgoing correspondence from Jones, filed in chronological order with some memoranda.

These 19 pamphlets were published by Afghan individuals and institutional offices in exile in Pakistan during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. Topics covered include the status of Afghan refugees; Pakistan's foreign policy; U.N. resolutions; country reports; the Soviet occupation and war in Afghanistan; foreign aid; armed responses to the Soviet aggressions; and the National Islamic Front of Afghanistan. Publications include official decrees of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, a gazetteer, and news reports from Afghani and foreign media.

Files in this series contain information related to the continent of Africa as a whole. Subject areas cover broad topics including culture, economy, education, health, religion, and women.

Arranged alphabetically by country, then office name and product.

Body of work consisting of 36 color inkjet prints by photographer Jasmine Clark. Arranged in original order as received, with original titles.

Materials in the first eight boxes include research files, interviews, correspondence, chapter drafts and other materials related to all of the chapters in After Kathy Acker: A Literary Biography except the first chapter of that book, "Littoral Madness." The final box in this series includes typescripts for all chapters plus style sheets, footnotes and related material.

Includes agency credentials, correspondence, summary reports and other materials documenting Einstein's consulting activities for named and unnamed clients.