This subseries contains subject files arranged by the artist of material relating to major and minor exhibitions. Segal's work was
featured in over one hundred one-man exhibitions and over three hundred group exhibitions within his lifetime. Segal himself was
often involved in the preparation, arrangement, lending, installation and shipping of his artwork and thus kept files containing the
correspondence, invoicing, insurance, check-lists and photographs that would correspond to these large and often long-term
engagements. He would also provide interviews for catalog texts and subsequently edit them. Thus the content of these files is
varied and includes travel arrangements, financial accounting information, shipping invoices, correspondence with various
institutions and private individuals, catalog texts, photographs, records of repair, and tourist materials.
This subseries is not comprehensive. Researchers interested in a particular show or correspondent should reference files in 3C:
Business Correspondence by Year dated at least a year prior and a year after the opening date of a specific exhibition, or for
information on exhibits not listed here.
Folder titles are derived from the name of the host institution and the year in which the show opened.
Arrangement
Arranged alphabetically by host institution.
Preferred Citation
Subseries 3D: Exhibitions; 1976-2000; George Segal Papers, Manuscripts Division, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.