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Consists of WAG publications such as regular newsletters, magazines and news releases and records such as print publicity, posters and photographs which document the department’s activities around specific exhibitions and special events.

Administrative records, meeting minutes, financial papers, planning and development papers, event and newspaper clippings, the Winnipeg Show, individual member’s papers and a plaque of the Mayor's Volunteer Service Award presented to Volunteer Committee Winnipeg Art Gallery.

Consists of various programming records of the WAG such as exhibition tours, various meetings within each unit, research and coordination between this department and other departments.

Fonds consists of two documents. The first is a transcript of a taped interview of Charles Comfort by Charles Hill dating from 1960. The second document consists of excerpts from Charles Comfort’s address as President of the Royal Academy of Arts at the Winnipeg Art Gallery in 1973.

Consists of board and committee meetings, correspondence, by-laws and by-law amendments, membership lists, and other relating documents.

Consists of architectural plans representing designs and renovations for the WAG building and Studio Building, financial statements, and documents from deputy director.

Office files pertaining to events such as rooftop concerts, fundraisers and film screenings.

Textual records; Blank guestbook pages from exhibition "Master Painting Exhibition," c. 1976.

Studio Programs is found under the division title of Education and Public Programs. This department offers a wide variety of art courses to adults, seniors, teens and children, Offering programs year round, these classes are taught by experienced, practicing artists. The artist-in-residence program is also found within this department. Classes are offered in a variety of subjects and levels of experience from Beginner to Advanced. Special courses and workshops are also scheduled to complement specific exhibitions. As well scholarships are available and awarded to individuals who show ability in art and who are otherwise financially unable to attend the programs. This fonds was originally a subseries for the Education and Public Programs sous-fonds.