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A file containing letters, booklets, a dinner menu, admittance card and other items relating to Roger Law's attendance at the Political Studies Association 50th anniversary awards ceremony, which took place on 21 November 2000. Law attended the event to collect an outstanding political satire award for Spitting Image.

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An invitation card for Roger Law and guest to attend an event celebrating the 50th anniversary of the British satirical magazine, Private Eye. The event was held on 26 October 2011, at The Guildhall, London.

Scope and Contents A file of ephemeral items and a photograph, relating to Roger Law's Australia-influenced exhibition of prints, watercolours, ceramics and bronzes. The exhibition, Aussie Stuff: Way Beyond the Black Stump, was hosted at the Rebecca Hossack Gallery in London, between 24 October and 25 November 2000. The ephemeral items present are a catalogue of the artwork displayed in the exhibition; a blank invitation card for a private viewing; and a blank postcard. The photograph features an image of Law,...

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A file of faxes and an invoice connected to the loan of photographic material and artwork from the Spitting Image Productions Limited archive to the art gallery, Tate Britain. The items loaned to the gallery were used in an exhibition revolving around the English caricaturist, James Gillray (1756-1815), which was held from 5 June to 2 September 2001.

Scope and Contents A catalogue, and an invitation card for a private viewing of Roger Law's Australia-inspired exhibition of brush drawings, watercolours, prints, etchings, ceramics and bronzes: The Land of Oz. This exhibition was hosted by The Fine Art Society plc, at their 148 New Bond Street premises in London, between 5 and 28 April 2005.It should be noted that this exhibition was held at the same time that Roger Law's autobiography, Still Spitting at Sixty, was...

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A file with two items relating to the exhibition, Satirical London: 300 Years of Irreverent Images; which was produced by and held at the Museum of London, between 1 April and 3 September 2006. The following are present: an invitation card to attend a private viewing of the exhibition on 28 March; and a printout of an email received by Roger Law from the Registrar for the museum, Nickos Gogolos, who wishes to finalise the return of items that Law has lent to the museum for the exhibition.

Scope and Contents Two files containing material relating to an exhibition produced by and held at Tate Britain: Rude Britannia - British Comic Art. This exhibition was open to the public between 9 June and 5 September 2010. The majority of items are correspondence, primarily computer printouts of emails, which are mostly between representatives from the Tate with Roger Law, concerning the loan of Spitting Image material for display. Also present are the following: a loan agreement...

Scope and Contents A file containing several items relating to the exhibition, The Really Really Rude Show, which was produced and hosted by the Andrew Edmunds Print Shop, based in London, and held between 18 October 2011 and 8 January 2012. The following are present: a manuscript list that details eight photographic transparencies, holding Luck & Flaw and Spitting Image illustrations, which have been sent to be digitally printed and placed on an optical disc for the print shop;...

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An invitation card sent to Roger Law to attend a private viewing of the exhibition, Her Maj: 60 Years of Unofficial Portraits of the Queen, on 1 February 2012. This exhibition was hosted at The Cartoon Museum, London, and ran from 1 February to 8 April.

Material from the Spitting Image Productions Limited archive were used in the exhibition, but it is unknown whether Roger Law had any involvement in the event's development.

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Two examples of a leaflet advertising the exhibition, Travelling Light: Roger Law in Australia and China. This exhibition displayed new artworks by Law, and was held at the Mary Place Gallery, in Sydney, Australia, between 15 and 20 May 2012. This exhibition coincided with the release of a documentary on Law, A Law Unto Himself, which was broadcast on the Australian television channel, ABC 1, on 15 May.

Scope and Contents A file containing material relating to the Spitting Image 30th anniversary exhibition, Spitting Image: From Start to Finish, which was produced and hosted by The Cartoon Museum, between 26 February and 8 June 2014. Items include: two copies of a computer printout with a press release; three copies of a printout containing Roger Law's promotional schedule in aid of the exhibition, which included television and radio appearances, and a press conference; two examples...

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A file containing material relating to two Roger Law exhibitions that were held at the Sladmore Contemporary Gallery. The following are present: a catalogue for an exhibition held between 30 October and 14 November 2014, which showcased Law's ceramics that he produced in Jingdezhen; and a catalogue and invitation card for a private viewing, which relate to an exhibition held between 6 and 24 December 2017, which featured a mixture of ceramics and drawings.

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A catalogue, and a private viewing invitation card, relating to a joint exhibition by Roger Law and Stephen Bird. The exhibition, Transported, was held at The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh, between 30 November and 23 December 2016.

Scope and Contents A file containing various items relating to the exhibition, Roger Law: From Satire to Ceramics, which was produced and hosted by the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich, between 18 November 2017 and 3 April 2018. The following are present: three promotional items for the exhibition and the venue; a touring brochure to advertise the exhibition to prospective host venues; and a photocopy of a computer printout that contains an email from author and academic, Dr. Ian Black, in which he...

Scope and Contents A file holding two items relating to a joint exhibition by Lin Jin and Roger Law at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, which was held between 4 May and 17 November 2024. The first item is a catalogue for the exhibition, and features an inscription from Roger Law on the title page, addressed to the University Librarian and Director of Library Services at Cambridge University Libraries, Jessica Gardner. The second item is a small piece of card that bears an original piece of artwork by Law,...

Scope and Contents A file containing items relating to an exhibition held at the Royal College of Art, between 13 and 24 November 2002, revolving around the works of artist and illustrator, John Watson (1960-2000). The exhibition was titled: My Mouth Is Quiet But My Mind Is Noisy. The following items are present: an invitation card for Roger Law and Deirdre Amsden to attend a private viewing of the exhibition, on 12 November; a catalogue; a press release; an exhibition leaflet; and several pieces of card...

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A catalogue for the exhibition, Porcelain City: Jingdezhen, which was hosted at the Victoria & Albert Museum, between 4 November 2011 and 25 March 2012. This was a joint exhibition by Felicity Aylieff, Roger Law, Ah Xian, and Takeshi Yasuda. There is a section of the catalogue dedicated to Law with text by him, and there are photographs of Law in a workshop setting in Jingdezhen and of his ceramic wear, along with artwork.