Personal papers of Stuart Brisley

[c.1953–2007]

Items chosen from this collection for digitisation include project files and a notebook kept by the artist which document important performances, installations, exhibitions and sound works, and a series of photographic boards created during Stuart Brisley's time as Community Artist with the Artist Project Peterlee. There is also an important piece of source material relating to the work, 'A study for 'Seminal Sequences'', 1995-1996, by Stuart Brisley. This work is currently in the British Museum.

Details of the remainder of the collection can be found on the Archive catalogue.

Collection Owner: Stuart Brisley born 1933
Collection: Tate Archive
Acquisition: All papers (except the Peterlee project) presented to Tate Archive by Stuart Brisley, November 2011. [The boards relating to the Peterlee project was relocated from the APG archives (TGA 20045), date of entry 2004 to Stuart Brisley's archives (TGA 201114), date of entry 2013.]
Reference: TGA 201114

137 objects in this collection

Personal papers of Stuart Brisley

137 Objects
- Project files and writings
  
  91 Objects
- Artist Project Peterlee
  
  46 Objects

Title: Unlabelled file of material relating to various exhibitions and works by Stuart Brisley
Date: 1965–71
Description: This file consists of writings and notes concerning artwork by Stuart Brisley and art in general, proposals for performances, printed material, correspondence and related documentation regarding exhibitions at which Stuart Brisley contributed.
Reference: TGA 201114/3/1