Box 1800

Consists of a 1977 Georgia State Senate bill establishing the creation of the Georgia Council for the Arts and Humanities.

Consists of printed material of International Artists Associates, Inc. (IAA), an organization promoting public art and art education. Includes a flyer for an IAA-supported theatre production at Lenoir-Rhyne College, a statement on the establishment of an IAA chapter in Atlanta, and planning documents for IAA activities in the 1978-2983 period.

Consists of a program for an April 1977 free concert organized by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra for union workers, with support of the Metropolitan Baltimore Council of AFL-CIO Unions and International Chemical Workers Union Local 217

Consists of a transcript of a May 1977 meeting of the Georgia Council for the Arts and Humanities (GCAH) in which GCAH members discuss adopting equal opportunity standards for the organization. Also includes a list of 1978 GCAH meetings and a survey of art funding organizations in U.S. states.

Consists of a blank 1977-1978 Georgia Council for the Arts and Humanities (GCAH) funding application form, as well as a statement of GCAH's funding criteria.

Consists of an October 1977 press release of Georgia Governor George Busbee announcing the approval of funding for the Georgia Council on the Arts and Humanities (GCAH) Appalachian Crafts Project.

Consists of planning documents for the Georgia Council on the Arts and Humanities (GCAH) Appalachian Crafts Project, including budget projections and job descriptions, as well as applications for Project positions.

Consists of planning documents for the Georgia Council on the Arts and Humanities (GCAH) Appalachian Crafts Project, including a 1977-1979 projection of Project activities and a survey of craftspeople in the Project region.