The ArQuives Digital Exhibitions

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The cover of a Maggie's pamphlet. The paper is blue and reads "If the cops want to talk to you..."; in the left-hand side, there is an illustration of a police officer. On the right, the Sex Worker's Action Project logo (a lipstick kiss mark).
promotional and educational pamphlets on safe sex

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A typed single sheet of paper with notes about what Maggie's planned to prioritize in the upcoming year.

The front of a Maggie's/PSSP safe sex brochure depicting a mustachioed man and a woman in a headband. The text reads: "Safer Sex. Make It Your Business."
Excerpts from a pamphlet ca. 1980s distributed by Maggie's and CORP

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Poster created for the CLGA's exhibit, "Exposing Ourselves: Toronto's Queer Past," depicting a man lifting up a white tank top and unzipping his flyer to reveal a collection of printed works. Exhibit ran from June 20 to July 7, 2002.

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Photograph of the National Portrait Collection exhibition.

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Photograph taken of the James Fraser Library at The ArQuives' former location at 464 Yonge Street shortly after moving in.

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Photograph of The ArQuives (formerly called the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives) at the 56 Temperance Street office.

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Photograph of Gay Archives Collective members: Alan Miller, Joan Anderson, and Ed Jackson.

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Photograph of James Fraser wearing a white t-shirt with the words "Canadian Gay Archives" in red. Fraser stands at a booth outdoors, with items such as buttons, pamphlets, and books on the table.

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Collage made up of covers of The Body Politic, used as the main promotional graphic for the symposium, "Paper Trail: The Legacies of the Body Politic."
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