Series 31151
Department of Cultural and Community Engagement. Division of Arts and Museums. Folk Arts Program Folk Art and the Family Exhibit records, 1989.
1.00 cubic foot
These records are housed in the Utah State Archives' permanent storage room.
Historical Note
See history of the records' creator.
Summary of Records
Scope and Content
"Folk Art and the Family" was an exhibit curated for the Chase Home Museum of Utah Folk Arts in 1989. The exhibit featured folk art (both craft and performance traditions) produced within the context of family traditions. Exhibit labels included extensive biographies of the artists and their portraits. Performance traditions were featured in the accompanying Mondays in the Park concerts. This series contains related brochures, correspondence, photos, and recorded interviews with the artisans about their crafts and performances.
Arrangement
None.
Access Restrictions
This series is classified as Public.
Use Restrictions
These records are available for reproduction and use.
Preferred Citation
Cite the Utah State Archives and Records Service, the creating agency name, the series title, and the series number.
Custody History
This collection came into the custody of the Utah State Archives and Records Service in 2010 as part of a massive transfer of records from the Folk Arts Program. In 2023 staff from the Folk Arts Program collaborated with the State Archives to bring better intellectual and physical control over that unaccessioned collection.
Acquisition Information
These records were acquired from the creating agency through established retention schedules.
Processing Information
Archival processing of this collection was done by Elizabeth Setterberg from the Utah Division of Arts and Museums and Carlton Jemmett of the Division of Archives and Records Service between June 2023 and July 2025.
Additional processing of this series was done by Katie McGirt between March and September of 2026.
Related Material
Indexing Terms
Container List
| Box | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Documents related to Folk Arts and the Family exhibit including brochures and correspondence. Also includes black and white photo negatives, photo slides, and CDs/cassettes featuring recorded interviews of artisans about their crafts. |