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Larry Wayne Richards fonds
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The photographs in this fonds have been removed from files in the above series, as indicated, or were loosely grouped. See below for additional information by accession.

B2007-0011/001P – 004P
Approx. 750 photoprints, 400 photonegatives, and 70 slides

B2009-0005/001P
Approx. 2 contact prints, 91 photoprints, x photonegatives, 3 slides

B2019-0009/001P(01) – (28), /002P(01) – (14)
Approx. 300 photoprints, 64 negatives, 11 contact sheets, 22 slides
[195-] – 2009

Photographs cover personal and professional activities of both Larry Richards and Fred Urban. While a portion of the material are portraits or document family, friends, and residences, material predominantly covers the professional life of Richards: documentation of exhibits by Richards as both artist and curator (this includes works by Gordon Matta-Clark, Venice biennale, Power Plant and Cane River exhibitions); Richards’ connection to other architects, including Frank Gehry, Daniel Liebskind, Stanley Tigerman; UofT events and teaching activities; and his RAIC award.

Addresses

Professor Richards has been a popular speaker at conferences, symposia, lecture series, and in more public forums such as on radio and television. Many of his addresses and presentations are listed in his curriculum vitae under ‘Invited lectures’, ‘Conferences and symposia’, and ‘Radio and television’. In this series, these categories are intermingled and the addresses are filed chronologically. Not all of the addresses are present; some are filed in other series. And others have not been located. For example, there are no addresses for 1985 and only one (1992) between 1989 and 1995.

Professor Richards’ earliest listed television appearance was on CTV’s ‘University of the Air’ series (1982), in a five-part presentation on “Understanding architecture”. It is also his only television or radio presentation documented here. The series ends with an address by Robert Fulford at University College in 1991 on the impact of The death and life of great American cities 30 years after its publication.

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