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Ordinary Art by William Eakin
A photographic journal of the artist's Open Studio residency at SNAC with essays by Robert Enright, Robert Epp, Robin Laurence,Ian Ross, Meeka Walsh. Introduction by Louise W. May. Edited by Amy Karlinksky. ISBN 1-896699-25-1 |
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The Language Hotel
Marie Bouchard, ed., 2002
A lively and complex reflection on the intersection of visual and textual language realized in a series of site-specific installations in the bedrooms of the SNAC building and responses to these installations. Based on The Language Hotel residency instigated by visual artist Sheila Butler and SNAC Artistic Director Louise W. May in December 2000 - December 2001. The resulting book work and Web site, edited by SNAC Executive Director Marie Bouchard, contains original work by over 20 artists and writers. The Web site contains an innovative compilation of images, sound, video and essays. ISBN 1-896699-20-0 |
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The Multiple and Mutable Subject Vera Lemecha and Reva Stone, eds., 2001 An anthology of original critical theory essays based on papers presented by panelists from the SNAC symposium held in October, 1999 focused on the changing notion of self on the Internet. Includes essays by Allucquére Rosanne Stone, Ahasiw Maskegon-Iskwew, Dot tuer, Barbara Becker, Mark Poster, Faith wilding, Janet Levalley, and a CD-rom of Allucquéie Rosanne Stone’s performance Drive-by Theory at the Gas Station Theatre in October, 1999. ISBN 1-896699-15-4
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The Feminist Reconstruction of Space Louise W. May, ed., 2000 Essays that explore from a critical feminist perspective the built environment and beyond to encompass the spaces of theory, history, and ideology. Based on a symposium entitled The Arch in Patriarch held at the St. Norbert Arts Center, 1996. Contributors include Eleanor Bond, Louise W. May, Rita McKeough, Shawna Dempsey and Lorri Millan, Bev Pike, and Nancy McKinnon. Introduction by Vera Lemecha. ISBN 1-896699-05-7 |
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In Your Eyes Wanda Koop
A three volume set by internationally renown painter Wanda
Volume one retraces the artist’s footsteps as she travels to Russia with her mother to uncover ISBN 1-896699-17-0
Volume two documents the creation of the artwork. ISBN 1-896699-18-9
Volume three documents the independent inclusion of the work at the Venice Biennale. ISBN 1-896699-19-7 3 volume set: by donation |
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RE/MONSTRANCE By: Diana Thorneycroft Louise W. May, ed., 2001
Essays and editorials commenting on the media response to the exhibition Monstrance by Winnipeg artist Diana Throneycroft held at the St. Norbert Arts Centre, 1999. Artist Statement and contributions by Dr, Moti Shojania, Louise W. May, Don Goodes, Michael Boss, Gerry Atwell. ISBN 1-896699-16-2 |
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Breaking Borders Gary Genosko, ed., 1997 Catalogue of an exhibiton of works by Gordon Bennett, Domingo Cisneros, Lita Fontiane, Mike MacDonald and Ruben Trejo held in 1997 at the St. Norbert Arts Centre, curated by Keith Berens and Shirley Madill. Essays by Shirley Madill and Gordon Bennett. ISBN 1896699-03-0 |
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Architecture Parallax Alexander Pilis, ed., 1999 An experimental anthology of interdisciplinary essays considering theoretical developments in mathematics, architecture and psychoanalysis. It is a publication of the participants' and ISBN 1-896699-02-2 |
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Have a Nice Day William Eakin and Andrew Hunter, 1999 A book work by Winnipeg artist William Eakin with fictional essay by Andrew Hunter exploring issues of north American popular culture's obsession with UFO encounters. Based on the artist's exhibition Have a Nice Day held at st. Norbert Arts Center,1999. ISBN 1-896699-07-3 |
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That Which Cannot Be Contained By: Wendy Geller Amy Karlinsky & Louise W. May, eds., 1998
A tribute to artist Wendy Geller's work, comprised of selections from her substantial oeuvre featured in the exhibition That Which Cannot Be Contained, held at the St. Norbert Arts Centre, 1998 and supplemented by contributions from other artists and writers. Illustrations by Wendy Geller and Sheila Spence. ISBN 1-896699-06-5 |
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Me, Me, Me and Me Sigrid Dahle ed., 1997
Exhibition catalogue for Me, Me, Me and Me curated by Sigrid Dahle, St. Norbert Arts Centre, 1997. A simulataneously good humoured and challenging look at gender identification by artists Larry Glawson and Doug Melnyk, Sheila Spence and Shirley Brown. Humour, beauty, the mundane and the delicate: all find a surprising aesthetic balance in text and image. ISBN 1896699-01-4 |
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