This collection includes biographical and teaching materials, publications, newspaper clippings, and various ephemera related to the professional and academic work of artist Phyllis Yes. Biographical materials include the artist's C.V.s, professional, personal, and academic correspondence, a chapter from her unpublished autobiography, syllabi for several art courses Yes taught during her career at Lewis and Clark College, and newspaper clippings and articles mentioning Yes's work and accomplishments from publications including The Wall Street Journal, Glamour Magazine, The Chicago Tribune, and Willamette Week. Also in the collection are bound publications featuring Yes's work including ArtWeek Magazine, ArtQuake Magazine, Visual Dialog, The New York Women's Foundation Commemorative Journal, Ornament Magazine, and the NW Gallery Art Magazine. Ephemera in the collection includes brochures and pamphlets from Yes's exhibitions in galleries such as the Bernice Steinbaum Gallery in New York City, the Hallie Ford Museum of Art at Willamette University, and the Freed Gallery in Lincoln City, Oregon. Media in the collection includes slides and photographs of Yes's work, as well as a VHS of a TV program special featuring Yes, titled, "Women Seen on Television."