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The item consists of two audio reels of a documentary about art in Canada, including interviews with artists and others from the artistic community.

The item is a film print from 1969. It is a "short film about Madeleine, a window dresser in a downtown clothing store in British Columbia. Her imagination brings mannequins to life and turns people into mannequins. She also day dreams of a clown friend, whose real-life counterpart she meets at the film's conclusion. The film makes use of several photo montage sequences." (NAC description). Director Sylvia Spring later expanded this film idea into her feature film Madeleine is . . . (1970).

The item consists of two audio recordings of six poems read by Karl Yeargens.

The fonds consists of Sylvia Spring's short film "Madeleine" (National Film Board, 1969) as well as the A and B rolls of a short film called "Welcome to the Library" (BCIT, ca. 1970). It also includes audio recordings regarding Canadian art and poetry.

The item consists of two film reels, the A-roll and the B-roll of an educational film. It shows how students can make use of the services of the BCIT Library.