The Henry L. A. Culmer papers (1901-1973) consist of the personal and professional papers of H. L. A. Culmer (1854-1914), a well-known Utah artist remembered for his portrayals of Utah and the intermountain states. Included are biographies, diaries, articles, correspondence, theater programs, and music compositions.

The collection consists of a typewritten paper evaluating the level of achievement in various arts in Utah and is entitled, "Utah arts at mid-century."

The Edward Sheriff Curtis Portfolio photograph collection consists of images that supplement the large phogravure plates of the portfolio housed in the Rare Books vault.

The Tyrone Davies independent film collection (2001) consists of a copy of Davies' experimental film "Stealing Away." Tyrone Davies is a Utah filmmaker whose work has been featured in video installations in Salt Lake City and San Francisco. This collection is part of the Utah Independent Film Archive (UIFA).

The Mario DeAngelis independent film collection (2003) consists of short films made while DeAngelis was a film student at the University of Utah. Most of the films are in the horror genre. This collection is part of the Utah Independent Film Archive (UIFA).

The decorative paper samples collection consists of paper collected from vintage envelopes and other sources. The paper collection provides examples of various printing techniques.

This collection (1993, 2001-2005) consists of correspondence written over a period of years between Lee Deffebach and Utah artist and Highland High School art instructor, Patrick Eddington, and continuing until shortly before her death. Lee Deffebach is a painter known for her abstract expressionism and color field paintings.

This collection contains one original and one copy of works by artist Pat Denner.

The Constance Luprille Dillon papers (1955-1995) consists of personal files pertaining to her work as an artist. She focused on watercolor and was active in the art community in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Elden Sudbury Peterson papers (circa 1920s) consists of numerous pencil and pen illustrations prepared as assignments for Meyer Both Company instructors. Peterson was a long distance student obtaining training to become a commercial illustrator. Included in the collection is correspondence from instructors.

The Bert Estrada independent film collection (2003) consists of a feature length narrative film about homeless people in Salt Lake City, Utah. Estrada is an alumnus of the University of Utah film program. This collection is part of the Utah Independent Film Archive (UIFA).

The Edwin Evans papers (1860-1946) consist of correspondence, biographies, newspaper clippings, notes, and pictures of artwork created by Evans.

The Paul K. Evans papers consist of several architectural drawings of conceptual theater facilities for a number of clients. Also included in the collection is artwork collected by Evans consisting mainly of etchings.

The Avard T. Fairbanks photograph collection contains photographs of sculptures, subjects, Fairbanks at work, students and faculty at the University of Utah.

The John B. Fairbanks papers (1863-1987) consist of original and photocopied correspondence; photocopied typescript of diary from 1877-1922; original and typescript of autobiography, 1910; typescript of funeral service, 1940.

The film The First Vampire is a narrative short produced by Randy Weiss and directed by Jason Todd Ipson while he was a student at the University of Southern California. The movide was flimed largely in Utah using local extras and equipment from Salt Lake City's Redman Movies and Stories. This collection is part of the Utah Independent Film Archive (UIFA).

The Alvin L. Gittins audio-visual collection consists of 1 film of Gittins painting a portrait, and 8 mini audiocassettes that are undated.

The Alvin L. Gittins papers (1883-1987) contain correspondence, biographical information, news clippings, day books, financial records, travel documents, lecture materials, and drawings related to the personal and professional life of Gittins (1922-1981), a portraitist and teacher.

The Great Salt Lake-Black Rock photograph was taken by C.R. Savage of Black Rock and shore with two unidentified men.