Descriptive Summary
	Creator:	Gary Indiana
	Title:	The Gary Indiana Papers
	Dates:	1976-2005
	Abstract:	The Gary Indiana Papers are comprised of materials which document the literary career of Gary Indiana. Collection materials include manuscripts, galleys, diaries, notebooks, correspondence, contracts, postcards, flyers, theater programs, periodical and newspaper clippings, photographs, collages, and posters.
	Quantity:	13 linear feet (27 boxes)
	Call Phrase:	MSS 168

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Biographical Note

Gary Indiana (real name Gary Hoisington) was born in 1950 and brought up in Derry, New Hampshire. He and an older brother were raised by his parents, Cecile and Carol Hoisington. In his twenties, he moved to Berkeley and changed his name to Indiana. After two years, Indiana relocated to Boston, where he worked in various capacities before returning to California, this time to Los Angeles where he wrote for punk zines. After a 1974 car accident, he decided to leave for New York, where he became immersed in the downtown arts scene.

In the 1980s, Indiana wrote for Artforum and Art in America, among other magazines. He also acted in a number of German and American films, notably working with Dieter Schidor and other members of Rainer Werner Fassbinder's circle. From 1984 onward, Indiana wrote art criticism for the Village Voice, establishing the uncompromising journalistic style that would become his trademark. During this time he was also very active in the theater, working closely with Bill Rice and Taylor Mead, among others, in both his own plays and others'. Notable plays by Indiana include Alligator Girls Go to College (1979), Curse of the Dog People (1980), Phantoms of Louisiana (1981), The Roman Polanski Story (1981), and Roy Cohn/Jack Smith (1992).

In the late '80s, Indiana published two short story collections, Scar Tissue and Other Stories (1987) and White Trash Boulevard (1988), immediately followed by his first novel, Horse Crazy (1989). In addition to his critical writing, Indiana published novels throughout the 1990s, often writing fictionalized accounts of real-life murder cases like that of Andrew Cunanan in 1999's Three Month Fever.

Indiana continues to publish fiction work and write for a variety of publications on art, film, literature, and politics. The Guardian has called Indiana "one of the most important chroniclers of the American psyche."

Shanghai (1983)

The Role of My Family in the World Revolution (1985)

Scar Tissue and Other Stories (1987)

White Trash Boulevard (1988)

Horse Crazy (1989)

Gone Tomorrow (1993)

Rent Boy (1994)

Living with the Animals (1995) (Ed. by Gary Indiana)

Let It Bleed: Essays 1985-1995 (1996)

Resentment: A Comedy (1997)

Three Month Fever: The Andrew Cunanan Story (1999)

Salò or The 120 Days of Sodom (2000)

Depraved Indifference (2002)

Do Everything in the Dark (2003)

The Schwarzenegger Syndrome: Politics and Celebrity in the Age of Contempt (2005)

Custody (1979)

Alligator Girls Go To College (1979)

Curse of the Dog People (1980)

The Dark Side of Anne Flaubert (1980)

Phantoms of Louisiana (1981)

The Roman Polanski Story (1981)

Return of the Dog People (1984)

Roy Cohn (1992)

Who Killed Rex the Wonder Dog?

A Thwarted Sense of Occasion

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Scope and Content Note

The Gary Indiana Papers are comprised of manuscripts, galleys, diaries, notebooks, correspondence, contracts, postcards, flyers, theater programs, periodical and news clippings, magazines, published materials, snapshots, photographs, collages, and posters.

SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

SERIES I: Manuscripts

Subseries A contains manuscripts for novels and fiction writing, as well as novel proposals. Novel manuscripts include Rent Boy, partial drafts of Gone Tomorrow, and the unpublished Desert Shore. Short fiction manuscripts include The Role of My Family in the World Revolution, a fragment of Shanghai, and numerous unpublished pieces. Galley proofs for White Trash Boulevard are located in the Oversize series [Folder 11].

Subseries B contains theatrical and cinematic manuscripts. Some theatrical manuscripts are actors' typescripts for Indiana's productions. Also included is a script not by Indiana for Dieter Schidor's 1985 film Cold in Columbia, in which Indiana appeared.

Subseries C contains poetry and lyrics written and sung for the band The Boners. Some poetry is dated by Indiana. Some prose is also included as part of a grouping created and dated by Indiana.

Subseries D contains critical essays, interview notes, and some miscellaneous manuscript materials. Interview notes include Chantal Akerman, David Lynch, and Carol Ross. Also included is the checklist for Indiana's 2002 photography retrospective "Extinction" at American Fine Arts, Co. in New York City.

SERIES II: Journals

Subseries A contains drafts and notes for novels and essays, personal journals, travel diaries, and assorted research notes. The dated notebooks range from 1981 to 2003.

Subseries B contains collage notebooks and sketchbooks, some of which includes Indiana's photography.

SERIES III: Correspondence and Legal Documents

The correspondence series consists of personal and professional correspondence. Personal correspondence includes letters and postcards from figures including musician and poet Patti Smith and artist Valie Export, among others. Professional correspondence consists of publishing contracts and rights agreements with HarperCollins and other publishing companies. Also included is the report of the court examination of Indiana in his lawsuit against The Bar. Some postcard correspondence is contained in the Flyers and Visual Materials Series [Series IVA] as part of Indiana's flyer and program scrapbook. A poster from the Patti Smith correspondence is located in the Oversize series.

SERIES IV: Flyers and Visual Materials

Subseries A consists of the contents of a scrapbook, organized by Indiana, of programs and flyers for events or performances by himself and others. Some postcard correspondence is also included in the scrapbook. Also included are materials not associated with this scrapbook: one folder of event flyers and a flyer for the 1980 Times Square Show, the latter being in the Oversize series [Folder 124].

Subseries B consists of assorted visual materials, including publication artwork for several of Indiana's novels, photographs of work by Bill Rice, a calendar entitled "Men of The Bar," collage materials and miscellaneous artwork.

SERIES V: Printed Materials

This series consists of published materials, including books, theatre programs, and periodicals, many of which include Indiana's writing or writing about Indiana. One issue of Night (no. 52) has been moved to the Oversize series [Folder 161].

SERIES VI: Clippings

Subseries A consists of clippings of art criticism, essays, and other items written by Indiana. This includes substantial criticism written for the Village Voice, Artforum, and Art in America, among other publications.

Subseries B consists of clippings of writing about Indiana or reviews of his published works.

Subseries C consists of clippings used as research materials, including those regarding Henri Cartier-Bresson, Witold Gombrowicz, and Valie Export, among others.

SERIES VII: Photography

Subseries A contains Indiana's 4 x 5 snapshots, including documentation of the Toronto Film Festival premiere of David Cronenberg's Naked Lunch, The Dazzling 1987 New York Flower Show, trips to Latin America, downtown New York City street scenes, and a New York gallery opening and party. Also included are evidence photos from the Andrew Cunanan case, the basis for Indiana's novel Three Month Fever.

Subseres B contains 5 x 7 snapshots of a wide array of subjects, including trips to Latin America, Cuba, India, and many regions of the United States. Also included are photos of a reading by actors Taylor Mead and Bill Rice, Indiana and others, an exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla, California, and photos of The Bishop's School in La Jolla, from which Andrew Cunanan graduated in 1987. Figures documented prominently include Bill Rice, Taylor Mead, and author William S. Burroughs.

Subseries C contains Indiana's 8.5 x 11 photo series, retaining his original order and organization. Major series include travel photos, nudes, cemetery photos, digital collage work by Indiana, and contact sheets from the film Bangkok Talkie and the play The Roman Polanski Story.

Subseres D contains photography of varying sizes maintained in individual groupings created and sometimes labeled by Indiana.

Subseries E consists of two boxes of photographic slides, retaining Indiana's organization. Also included are several photographic negatives and one 4 x 5" transparency.

Subseries F contains oversize photographic items, including photos bearing the copyright of Digne Meller Marcowicz which mainly relate to Werner Schroeter and German theater productions.

SERIES VIII: Oversize

Oversize items comprise posters for a 2004 speaking date and the plays Alligator Girls Go to College and The Roman Polanski Story, and several photographic works. Also included are galley proofs of White Trash Boulevard from the Manuscripts series, and a signed Patti Smith poster entitled "You Can't Say 'Fuck' in Radio Free America," removed from her personal correspondence with Indiana. A 2005 issue of Night has been removed from the Printed Materials series.

An oversize poster for the 1980 Times Square Show, removed from the Flyers series, is located in the Mapcase.

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Arrangement
	Materials have been arranged in series according to material formats or the types of writing represented.
	Within each series, materials are arranged chronologically, when material is dated. In some cases, which are indicated, material organized by Indiana has retained its original organization.

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Related Material at Fales Library and Special Collections

The Between C & D Archive

The Dennis Cooper Papers

The Downtown Flyers and Invitations Collection

The Ron Kolm Papers

The Terence Sellers Papers

The Serpent's Tail/High Risk Books Archive

The Lynne Tillman Papers

The David Wojnarowicz Papers

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Separated Material

These materials have been separated from the archive and individually catalogued into the Downtown Book and Periodical Collection in Fales.

Aperture no. 127 (Spring 1992).

Artext no. 77 (Summer 2002).

Gober, Robert and Christopher Wool. A Project. April 1988.

Johnson, Larry. Larry Johnson. 1996.

Lehndorff, Vera and Holger Trulzsch. Oxydationen. 1985.

Purple Fashion no. 1 (Spring/Summer 2004).

Purple Fashion no. 3 (Spring/Summer 2005).

The Purple Journal no. 1 (Summer 2004). English version.

The Purple Journal no. 2 (Fall 2004). English version.

Le Purple Journal no. 2 (Fall 2004). French version.

The Purple Journal no. 3 (Winter 2005). English version.

Le Purple Journal no. 3 (Winter 2005). French version.

Le Purple Journal no. 4 (Spring 2005). French version.

The Purple Journal no. 5 (Summer 2005). English version.

Le Purple Journal no. 5 (Summer 2005). French version.

Rosenberg, Aura. Head Shots. New York: Stop Over Press, 1996.

Samaras, Lucas. Chairs and Drawings. New York: Pace Publications, 1987.

Texte Zur Kunst no. 15.57 (March 2005).

Wool, Christopher. Christopher Wool. New York: Scalo Publishers, 1998.

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Open to researchers without restrictions. Appointments are necessary to consult manuscript and archive materials.

Use Restrictions

Collection use is subject to all copyright laws. Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Director of Fales Library and Special Collections. For more information, contact:
Fales Library and Special Collections
Elmer Holmes Bobst Library
70 Washington Square South
New York, NY 10012Phone: (212) 998-2596
Fax: (212) 995-3835
Email: fales.library@nyu.edu

URL: http://www.nyu.edu/library/bobst/research/fales/cdfa.htm

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Access Points
	Subject Names:
		Burroughs, William S., 1914-1997
		Cunanan, Andrew, 1969-1997
		Export, Valie
		Indiana, Gary
		Kevorkian, Jack
		Mead, Taylor
		Meller Marcovicz, Digne
		Rice, William, 1931-2006
		Schroeter, Werner, 1945-
		Sobhraj, Charles
		Versace, Gianni
	Subject Organizations:
		Art in America
		Artforum
		HarperCollins (Firm)
		Serpent’s Tail high risk books
		Village voice (Greenwich Village, New York, N.Y.)
	Subject Topics:
		Art criticism.
		Art, American--New York (State)--New York.
		Artists and community--United States.
		Avant-garde (Aesthetics).
		Avant-garde literature.
		Avant-garde poetry.
		Avant-garde theater.
		Film criticism.
		German theatre.
		New York (N.Y.)--Intellectual life--20th century.
		Photographers--United States.
	Subject Places:
		La Jolla (San Diego, Calif.)
		Miami Beach (Fla.)
		New Delhi (India)
		New York (N.Y.)
		South America
	Document Types:
		Clippings.
		Correspondence.
		Diaries.
		Magazines (periodicals)
		Manuscripts.
		Photographs.
		Poems.
		Postcards.
		Posters.
		Reviews.
		Scrapbooks.
		Scripts.

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Administrative Information

Provenance

The Gary Indiana Papers were purchased from Gary Indiana in 2005.

Preferred Citation

Published citations should take the following form:

Identification of item, date (if known); The Gary Indiana Papers; MSS 168; [box number]; [folder number]; Fales Library and Special Collections, New York University Libraries.

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Container List

[The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.]

Series I: Manuscripts
Subseries A: Manuscripts for Novels and Fiction
Scope and Content: Subseries A contains manuscripts for novels and fiction writing, as well as novel proposals. Novel manuscripts include Rent Boy, partial drafts of Gone Tomorrow, and the unpublished Desert Shore. Short fiction manuscripts include The Role of My Family in the World Revolution, a fragment of Shanghai, and numerous unpublished pieces. Galley proofs for White Trash Boulevard are located in the Oversize series [Folder 11].
Box	Folder	Title	Date
1	1	Rent Boy original typescript	undated
1	2	Gone Tomorrow partial drafts	undated
1	3	Desert Shore: A Novel (pp. 1-130)	undated
1	4	Desert Shore: A Novel (pp. 131-260)	undated
1	5	Desert Shore: A Novel (pp. 261-404)	undated
1	6	Desert Shore: A Novel (partial drafts)	undated
1	7	Maze: A Novel	undated
1	8	The Big Other (unfinished novel and proposal)	undated
1	9	Gluttony (novel proposal)	undated
1	10	"Ch. 2 of Unfinished Novel"	undated
1	12	"Shanghai (fragment)"	undated
1	13	The Role of My Family in the World Revolution	undated
1	14	Dreams Involving Water drafts	undated
1	15	American Express	undated
1	16	I Am Candy Jones	undated
1	17	Crisis in the Life of an Actor	undated
1	18	One Size Fits All	undated
1	19	Philosophy in the Bedroom	undated
1	20	Only You	undated
1	21	Sympathy for Medea	undated
1	22	"Valerie Solanas (The Revised SCUM Manifesto)"	undated
1	23	Misc. Fiction Manuscripts	undated
Subseries B: Manuscripts for Plays and Film
Scope and Content: Contains theatrical and cinematic manuscripts. Some theatrical manuscripts are actors' typescripts for Indiana's productions. Also included is a script not by Indiana for Dieter Schidor's 1985 film Cold in Columbia, in which Indiana appeared.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
1	24	Custody	1979
1	25	Alligator Girls Go To College	1979
1	26	"Alligator Girls Go To College / Performed at Mudd Club Nov. 1979"	1979
1	27	Curse of the Dog People	1980
1	28	"Curse of the Dog People (original version)"	1980
1	29	"Curse of the Dog People (original typescript)"	1980
1	30	"Bill Rice's typescript, w/ Photos / 'Curse of the Dog People'" [See Photography Series]	1980
1	31	The Dark Side of Anne Flaubert	1980
1	32	Phantoms of Louisiana	1981
1	33	The Roman Polanski Story	1981
1	34	Return of the Dog People	1984
1	35	Roy Cohn	1991-1992
1	36	"Roy Cohn galleys for anthology"	1998
1	37	Red Tide	undated
1	38	"Red Tide [original typescript]"	undated
1	39	A Thwarted Sense of Occasion	undated
1	40	Bangkok Talkie [film script]	undated
1	41	Unfinished/Incomplete Scripts	undated
1	42	Cold in Columbia [script by Dieter Schidor, feat. Indiana]	undated
Subseries C: Manuscripts for Poetry
Scope and Content: Contains poetry and lyrics written and sung for the band The Boners. Some poetry is dated by Indiana. Some prose is also included as part of a grouping created and dated by Indiana.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
1	43	"Poems I + Lyrics written and sung for The Boners"	undated
1	44	"Poems II"	undated
1	45	"Poems III"	undated
1	46	"Poems IV / Short Prose (early + recent prose)"	undated
1	47	Misc. Poetry	undated
Subseries D: Manuscripts for Critical and Non-Fiction Writing
Scope and Content: Contains critical essays, interview notes, and some miscellaneous manuscript materials. Interview notes include Chantal Akerman, David Lynch, and Carol Ross. Also included is the checklist for Indiana's 2002 photography retrospective "Extinction" at American Fine Arts, Co. in New York City.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
2	48	No Such Thing as Paranoia	undated
2	49	A Culture High and Low	undated
2	50	Wegman Contra Landseer	undated
2	51	Charles Sobhraj writings	undated
2	52	Carol Ross conversation/writings	undated
2	53	"Proposal for Essay collection"	undated
2	54	David Lynch interview transcript	undated
2	55	Chantal Akerman interview transcript	undated
2	56	Ingrid Caven interview materials	undated
2	57	"Checklist for 'Extinction' Retrospective at American Fine Arts, Chelsea / Feb 2002"	2001
2	58	Misc. Critical Writings	undated

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Series II: Journals
Subseries A: Diaries and Writing Journals
Scope and Content: Contains drafts and notes for novels and essays, personal journals, travel diaries, and assorted research notes. The dated notebooks range from 1981 to 2003.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
2	59	"Notes from Brussels and Paris / Draft scenes for 'Phantoms of Louisiana'"	1981
2	60	"Parisian Notes / Camera coordinates for a screenplay"	1983
2	61	Taste of the Black Earth ("Screenplay + scenario written in Paris w/ David Wojnarowicz")	1984
2	62	"BURMA (Aug-Sept 85, Peterskirchen)"	1985
2	63	"Antigua Diary"	1989
2	64	New Orleans - Long Island	1991-1992
2	65	"Argentinian Diary"	1995
2	66	"Notes while writing 'Resentment' - Iguazu Argentina / Asuncion Paraguay"	1995
2	67	"Notes taken in Chile, Peru, Paraguay, Argentina and Bolivia"	1995-1996
2	68	"Upstate New York"	1999
2	69	"Notes in Detroit while covering murder trial of Jack Kevorkian for the death of Thomas Hyde"	[1999]
2	70	"Notes on the abandoned novel for St. Martins + diary entries"	2003
2	71	"Burma, Notes"	undated
2	72	"Buenos Aires - Mendoza - Santiago - Peru - Bolivia - Paraguay - Brazil"	undated
2	73	Notes for 'Resentment'	undated
2	74	"Monologue of the owner of O'Conquero in 'The Falls' in Do Everything in the Dark, location transplanted to Iguazu Falls"	undated
2	75	"Los Angeles / Notes for 'The Big Other' / Notes for review of 'Black Dahlia Avenger'"	undated
2	76	"Notes on the first Gulf War / Diary entry in New Orleans"	undated
2	77	"Parisian Notes"	undated
2	78	"Notes on Piglia + Argentina / New Delhi journals / Notes on Surrealism / Rent Boy listings on a phone service"	undated
2	79	"Notes for a book about Charles Sobhraj, taken in New Delhi, Mumbai, Goa"	undated
Box	Folder	Title	Date
3	80	"New Delhi"	undated
3	81	"Notes for a novel"	undated
3	82	"Notes for novel - formal + thematic issues"	undated
3	83	Mostly blank notebook	undated
3	84	Mostly blank notebook	undated
Subseries B: Collage Notebooks and Sketchbooks
Scope and Content: Contains collage notebooks and sketchbooks, some of which includes Indiana's photography.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
3	85	"Collage Book 1982"	1982
3	86	School Agenda Collage Book	undated
3	87	Collage and Sketchbook	undated
3	88	Collage and Photography Book	undated
3	89	"Tapper Zookie Lives On / This is My Album of Wasted Space"	undated

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Series III: Correspondence and Legal Documents
Scope and Content: The correspondence series consists of personal and professional correspondence. Personal correspondence includes letters and postcards from figures including musician and poet Patti Smith and artist Valie Export, among others. Professional correspondence consists of publishing contracts and rights agreements with HarperCollins and other publishing companies. Also included is the report of the court examination of Indiana in his lawsuit against The Bar. Some postcard correspondence is contained in the Flyers and Visual Materials Series [Series IVA] as part of Indiana's flyer and program scrapbook. A poster from the Patti Smith correspondence is located in the Oversize series.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
3	90	Personal Correspondence (1981-1999)	1981-1999
3	91	Personal Correspondence (2000-2005 and undated)	2000-2005
3	92	Patti Smith Correspondence	1992-1993
3	93	Valie Export Correspondence	1981-1998
3	94	Professional Correspondence	1988-2004
3	95	Court Examination: Lawsuit Against The Bar	1986

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Series IV: Flyers and Visual Materials
Subseries A: Flyer and Program Scrapbook
Scope and Content: Consists of the contents of a scrapbook, organized by Indiana, of programs and flyers for events or performances by himself and others. Some postcard correspondence is also included in the scrapbook. Also included are materials not associated with this scrapbook: one folder of event flyers and a flyer for the 1980 Times Square Show, the latter being in the Oversize series [Folder 124].
Box	Folder	Title	Date
3	96	Roy Cohn/Jack Smith program	1992
3	97	Rent Boy postcard	undated
3	98	Digne Meller Marcowicz picture postcard with message	undated
3	99	Three Films by Cameron Jamie with Live Music by The Melvins program	2003
3	100	Casino Paradise theater program	undated
3	101	Ingrid Caven debut party invitation	1992
3	102	Jo by Cameron Jamie flyer	2004
3	103	Ingrid Caven Theatre de L'Europe program	1986
3	104	Roy Cohn/Jack Smith Programs (2)	undated
3	105	The Theatre of Jack Smith flyer	undated
3	106	"Life of Roman Polanski (1)" photo	1987
3	107	...And That's How the Rent Gets Paid, Part IV by Jeff Weiss flyer	undated
3	108	Jackie Curtis as Frances Farmer photo	undated
3	109	"Life of Roman Polanski (2)" photo	1987
3	110	Indiana and Duncan Smith "Diamonds" performance postcards (2)	undated
3	111	Taylor Mead "Merry Xmas to Gary" photo	2004
3	112	Alligator Girls Go To College program	undated
3	113	Curse of the Dog People and Phantoms of Louisiana program	undated
3	114	"The Art Critic: A Temporary Job" lecture flyer	1990
3	115	Three Films by Cameron Jamie program (2nd copy)	2003
3	116	Group photograph	undated
3	117	Andrew Cunanan evidence photo	undated
3	118	A Project [by] Robert Gober / Christopher Wool	1988
3	119	Postcard for Indiana's reading of The Sinking of the Titanic	undated
3	120	A Smuggler's Life by Daniel Schmid postcard	undated
3	121	Curse of the Dog People and Phantoms of Louisiana postcard	undated
3	122	Body Painting retrospective postcard	undated
3	123	Non-scrapbook flyers (1982-1984 and undated)	1982-1984
Subseries B: Visual Materials
Scope and Content: Consists of assorted visual materials, including publication artwork for several of Indiana's novels, photographs of work by Bill Rice, a calendar entitled "Men of The Bar," collage materials and miscellaneous artwork.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
3	125	Publication artwork	undated
3	126	"Color Proofs for Book Jacket" [Depraved Indifference]	undated
3	127	"Bill's Picasso Studies"	undated
3	128	Original artwork labeled "[Canal] Rotterdam"	undated
3	129	Men of The Bar calendar	1996
3	130	"Collage Pieces" - Folder 1	undated
3	131	"Collage Pieces" - Folder 2	undated
3	132	"Collage Pieces" - Folder 3	undated
3	133	"Collage Pieces" - Folder 4	undated
3	134	"Collage Pieces" - Folder 5	undated
3	135	"Collage Pieces" - Folder 6	undated
3	136	"Koran Pages"	undated
3	137	Misc. Art/Collage Materials	undated

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Series V: Printed Materials
Scope and Content: This series consists of published materials, including books, theatre programs, and periodicals, many of which include Indiana's writing or writing about Indiana. One issue of Night (no. 52) has been moved to the Oversize series [Folder 161].
Box	Folder	Title	Date
3	138	Other Stages #4.15	1982
3	139	Framework #18	1982
3	140	Between C and D #1.2	1984
3	141	New Observations #31: "Here Come the Murgatroyds." Ed. Gary Indiana.	1985
3	142	City Magazine International #18. In French.	1986
3	143	Between C and D #3.2	1987
3	144	Dickson, Jane. Life Under Neon.	1989
3	145	Roy Cohn/Jack Smith theater program	1992
3	146	Jean Genet theater program	1995
3	147	Film Comment #39.1 and 41.3	2003-2005
3	148	artUS #7 and 8	2005
3	149	Spunky International: Translux	undated
Box	Folder	Title	Date
4	150	Bomb #6	1983
4	151	Bomb #21	1987
4	152	Bomb #24	1988
4	153	Bookforum (Summer 1996-Summer 2004)	1996-2004
4	154	Bookforum (Oct/Nov 2004-Apr/May 2005)	2004-2005
4	155	Village Voice Vol. XLII #30 and 32	1997
4	156	Voice Literary Supplement (5 issues)	1995-1997
4	157	NO Magazine #2	1978
4	158	London Review of Books Vol. 25 #21	2003
4	159	Visit #6 (Govett-Brewster Art Gallery)	2003
4	160	Weekly World News	1997

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Series VI: Clippings
Subseries A: Clippings of writing by Indiana
Scope and Content: Consists of clippings of art criticism, essays, and other items written by Indiana. This includes substantial criticism written for the Village Voice, Artforum, and Art in America, among other publications.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
5	162	Village Voice	1984
5	163	Village Voice (Jan-Jun 1985)	1985
5	164	Village Voice (Jul-Dec 1985)	1985
5	165	Village Voice (Jan-Jun 1986)	1986
5	166	Village Voice (Jul-Dec 1986)	1986
5	167	Village Voice (Jan-Jun 1987)	1987
5	168	Village Voice (Jul-Dec 1987)	1987
5	169	Village Voice (1988-1989)	1988-1989
5	170	Village Voice (1990-June 1992)	1990-1992
5	170A	Village Voice (July 1992-1995)	1992-1995
5	171	Village Voice (1996-2004)	1996-2004
5	172	Art in America (1983)	1983
5	173	Art in America (1984)	1984
5	174	Art in America (1985)	1985
5	175	Art in America (1986 and undated)	1986
5	176	Artforum (1980-1989)	1980-1989
5	177	Artforum (1990-1999)	1990-1999
5	178	Artforum (2000-2004 and undated)	2000-2004
5	179	Bookforum	1997-2003
5	180	East Village Eye	1980-1983
5	181	Bomb	1986-1988
5	182	Los Angeles Times	1998-2005
5	183	Film Comment	undated
5	184	Valie Export writing	undated
5	185	Misc. Publications (1980-1989)	1980-1989
5	186	Misc. Publications (1990-1999)	1990-1999
5	187	Misc. Publications (2000-2005)	2000-2005
5	188	Misc. Publications (undated)	undated
Subseries B: Clippings of reviews and writing about Indiana
Scope and Content: Consists of clippings of writing about Indiana or reviews of his published works.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
6	189