Byron Black visit to Babaland

File contains slides photographed by Michael Morris and Vincent Trasov. The file contains images taken at Babyland, a property near Roberts Creek in British Columbia that hosted artists for research, collaborations, performances and experimental practices. The file contains images directly related to "Colour Research" and "Light-On", as well as portraits of people visiting Babyland, including artist Byron Black. Babyland was the site for the development of "Colour Research" and "Light-On". "Colour Research" is a collaboration between Michael Morris and Vincent Trasov with the involvement of artists in the Intermedia movement in Vancouver, which features the "Colour Bar" in various urban and natural landscapes. "Light-On" was a collaboration between Michael Morris and Vincent Trasov with the involvement of artists who visited Babyland. File also contains images of "Mr. Peanut", an alias of Vincent Trasov that ran for mayor of Vancouver in 1974.