Randall M. Whaley Archive of Buckminster Fuller Ephemera 蘭德爾‧惠利檔案：巴克敏斯特‧富勒相關短期印刷藏品

The Randall M. Whaley Archive of Buckminster Fuller Ephemera contains 208 items of ephemera relating to American architect and theorist R. Buckminster Fuller (1895-1983). Fuller's widespread influence extended to Hong Kong where he visited, lectured, influenced the architect Tao Ho, and indirectly left a mark on the city's built landscape as one of the biggest influences on Norman Foster. Fuller connects to numerous threads present throughout the M+ collections, such as his transnational perspective or his highly influential experimental propositions, his relationship with Asia—and especially Southeast Asia— as witnessed in collections such as the Sumet Jumsai Archive. Fuller was also a collaborator of the Singaporean architect Lim Cheong Keat, whose work is represented in the M+ Collection.

The material in the Randall M. Whaley Archive of Buckminster Fuller Ephemera is managed under the following categories: articles, interviews, books and other writings about and by R. Buckminster Fuller (comprising 108 objects); published and unpublished papers, proposals and speeches by R. Buckminster Fuller (11 objects); printed material and original documents relating to geodesic domes (12 objects); printed material and original documents relating to World Game (29 objects); original documents and printed material (9 objects); lists, patents and publications (10 objects); original documents and printed material relating to Earth Metabolic (8 objects); original documents relating to the purchase of the R. Buckminster Fuller archive by the University City Science Center, Philadelphia, USA; and printed material relating to the Buckminster Fuller Institute.

The Randall M. Whaley Archive of Buckminster Fuller Ephemera was purchased in 2016. The Buckminster Fuller archive is at Stanford University.

Arranged by type of material and subject matter, thereafter chronologically.