Our poster program now includes abstracts.
"We probably could not have gotten this poster program in New York City if the financial times were very good," said Mr. Bronstein, who is 70 and retired from I.B.M. "But people are looking for business".
Last year, the major guest whose art adorned CAB's poster, program, and T-shirts was Dan Clowes.
She also initiated the popular List Art Posters Program at Lincoln Center, in which contemporary artists were invited to design posters for cultural events.
Many of the designers who created original artwork for regional productions of "Red" took the play's major visual motifs — canvases in red, orange and black; fat brushstrokes of paint; Rothko himself — and produced miniature works of art for posters, program covers and other promotional materials.
Costumes, skates, props, dolls, jewelry, spoons, posters, programs, tickets and even popcorn containers are neatly packed into boxes and binders.
Some books, photographs, posters, programs, and other miscellaneous papers can also be found in the archives.
Images survive in the Met archive, which owns not only photographs, posters, programs and other memorabilia but also historic costumes kept in climate-controlled storage.
Among the 200 items are the original promptbooks used in his readings, bills announcing his appearance as an actor and performances of his plays, and posters, programs, photographs and advertising ephemera.
His callused fingers engulfed the marker and the big hand moved swiftly, with near-artistic precision, putting one of sport's most recognizable signatures on an array of hats, photographs, posters, programs and scorecards from around the globe.
His callused fingers engulfed the marker and the big hand moved swiftly, with near-artistic precision, putting sport's most recognizable signature on an array of hats, photographs, posters, programs and scorecards from around the globe.
