The Curatorial Office Records of Jennifer Gordon Lovett, 1983-1995

The Curatorial Office Records of Jennifer Gordon Lovett are comprised of documents reflecting Gordon Lovett’s role as Associate Curator, as well as the Office's broader role within the organizaitonal structure of the Clark. The collection includes interdepartmental meeting notes, institutional and departmental budgets, correspondence with individual staff and Board members, and documentation of security processes, conservation, and graduate student and intern correspondence and records. The collection also contains documentation of photo orders requested from the Clark’s in-house photo facility, and correspondence regarding image reproduction rights.

Gordon Lovett produced a wealth of research material on the collections of the Clark Institute, as well as exhibition-specific research. Among these are extensive records of American women sculptors and a National Endowment for the Arts grant application for Lovett’s proposed exhibition, Brazen Women. Lovett also kept notes and background research on potential gifts and acquisitions, as well as loans to and from the Clark.