Files in this series document Schwarcz's professional activities outside of her dealings with galleries. Included are artist statements, records regarding book projects, a memorial essay by Schwarcz in honor of Margery Anneberg, project materials and patterns, conference and workshop records, etchings created by Schwarcz at the La Jolla Art Center, files for the Eureka and Western States Art Federation fellowships, Schwarcz's supply and procedure files for working with enamels and plating, and digital recordings including a segment on Schwarcz for KQED's Spark Art Series and presentations given at events for the Enamelist Society.
Also included are exhibition files for June Schwarcz: Forty Years/Forty Pieces, an exhibition of Schwarcz's work shown at the American Craft Museum in New York, N.Y., the Honolulu Academy of Arts, and the San Francisco Craft and Folk Art Museum.
Additionally, there are 17 notebooks and 4 partial notebooks containing notes on enameling, daily activities, projects, and travel.
Collection Restrictions:
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Collection Citation:
June Schwarcz papers, 1932-2014. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
