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Vertical colour painting. The top right corner has a head of a bird extending diagonally down the page to about the middle of the canvas. The head is light blue with white details. At the end, there is a orange beak with black around the mouth and eyes. The eye is black and brown. The background around the head and the top of the page is black. The rest of the image is multiple rows of feathers that start white and become a darker blue as they go down. At the bottom left corner there is a hand written name.      

Item is a video recording of an oral history interview with Joe Kertes, conducted on 12 February 2020. The video mainly centers around the founding of the Humber Comedy Program, and Joe's experiences as a teacher at Humber.

Item is a video recording of an oral history interview with Gary Noseworthy, instructor at Humber from 1968-2005. Topics of discussion include the culture of students in the 1960s/1970s, and other topics. The interview took place on February 25, 2020.

Vertical colour painting. The top of the painting is a black background. On the right side about one-third down, there is a white bird’s head and neck. The next is extending diagonally from the right edge and curves towards the centre. At the end of the next, there is a orange beak with black by the eye and mouth. The eye is black. The rest of the painting is multiple vertical rows of feathers with white (with yellow detailing) along the top and down the centre and light blue below and beside the rows of white. At the bottom left corner there is a hand written name.

Item is a video recording of an oral history interview with Joe Kertes and Ben Labovitch, which took place on 12 February 2020. The interview focused primarily on the history of the Humber School for Writers.

Vertical colour painting. The top of the painting is a black background. On the right side about one-third down, there is a white and blue bird’s head and neck. The head is along the right edge and the neck and beak going diagonally down towards the middle of the page. The beak is orange with black details along the eyes. Two eyes are visible and both are black. The rest of the painting is multiple vertical rows of feathers with white (with yellow detailing) along the top and down the centre and light blue below and beside the rows of white. At the bottom left corner there is a hand written name.