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1973. Letter (page 3/2) from Ian Hamilton Finlay to Demarco, ref. Finlay/ Demarco collaboration 'A Calm in a Tea-cup' (Wild Hawthorn Press, 1973)
1970. Letter (page 2/3) from Ian Hamilton Finlay to Demarco, ref. Demarco's collaboration with Finlay on the poem/ print 'A Rock Rose', 1970.
Thoughts on 'Edinburgh Arts 73' By Richard Demarco (in a letter to Sandy Nairne) (p. 3), 24 March 1973.
1975. Letter from Marina Abramovic to RDG assistant Anne Goring.
1972. Letter from Demarco to Graham Metson. Ref. Blood Networks event at RDG.
1971. Letter to Demarco from Ian Hamilton Finlay.
1976. Letter (page 2/2) from Michael Shepherd, art critic, Sunday Telegraph, to the Scottish Arts Council, ref. Edinburgh Arts.
1975. Document (page 1/4). Edinburgh Arts 1975 - Proposed stucture.
1970. Letter from Jennifer Gough-Cooper to photographer George Oliver. Ref. Oliver's commission to document the Strategy: Get Arts exhibition for the RDG.
1977. Itinerary (page 3/4). Edinburgh Arts 1977.
1977. Letter (page 2/3) to Demarco from Robert O'Driscoll. Ref. Edinburgh Arts 1977, and Canada and the Celtic Consciousness conference (1978).
1977. Letter (page 1/3) to Demarco from Robert O'Driscoll. Ref. Edinburgh Arts 1977, and Canada and the Celtic Consciousness conference (1978).
1976. Information Sheet. Ref. RDG publication: A Journey from Hagar Qim to the Ring of Brodgar. Edinburgh Arts 1976.
1973. Newsletter (page 1/2). Ref. Proposed 'Regatta' event at Ian Hamilton Finlay's Stonypath, Edinburgh Arts 1973, and the Finlay/ Demarco collaboration 'A Calm in a Tea-cup' (Wild Hawthorn Press, 1973).
1978. Information Sheet. Ref. The Artist as Explorer. A lecture by Demarco for 'Canada and the Celtic Consciousness', a conference held at the University of Toronto, February 1978.
1974. Telegram. To Demarco from Buckminster Fuller, ref. arrival in Edinburgh. Black and White Oil Conference. Edinburgh Arts 1974.
1980. Projected Programme (Page 4/9). Beuys and the Free International University.
1969. Letter (page 1/2) from Ian Hamilton Finlay to Jennifer Gough-Cooper (ref. Finlay's exhibition at the RDG).
