Add to ORKGGilmore briefly traces the history of printmaking in Canada, focusing on the development of the Burnaby Print Biennial. Includes a list of jurors and award winning prints from past Burnaby Print Biennials. Biographical notes
Summerhill suggests the diversity of materials, methods and subject matter in the works of the 70 Ca...
Includes a brief history of the Nova Scotia Printmakers Association since its inception in 1988. The...
25 years of Canadian printmaking are represented by a selection of works chosen from the gallery's p...
Gilmore briefly traces the history of printmaking in Canada, focusing on the development of the Burn...
Brief biographies of 16 Canadian artists follow a description of printmaking techniques. Historical ...
Commemorating the almost 20 years of activity of Winnipeg's Grand Western Canadian Screen Shop, Davi...
Cochran traces the history of printmaking in Alberta, relating it to Canadian and international deve...
While documenting the "Showcase" series organized by the Carleton University Alumnae Association bet...
For this show gathering works by 39 Canadian artists, McPherson notes artists' growing interest in t...
Sawai emphasizes the need for printmakers to master their medium in order to create fluent visual st...
Johnson notes the vitality and diversity among the Canadian prints submitted to this juried exhibiti...
Tuele traces the early history of printmakinng in British Columbia, while Bellerby covers the 1950-1...
The author looks at the benefits of mounting this juried exhibition of 20 Manitoba printmakers. Biog...
Nokes' introduction emphasizes the labour and skill involved in printmaking. Includes statements by ...
Kincaid traces the history of the Burnaby Art Society and subsequently, the Burnaby Art Gallery. Inc...
Summerhill suggests the diversity of materials, methods and subject matter in the works of the 70 Ca...
Includes a brief history of the Nova Scotia Printmakers Association since its inception in 1988. The...
25 years of Canadian printmaking are represented by a selection of works chosen from the gallery's p...
Gilmore briefly traces the history of printmaking in Canada, focusing on the development of the Burn...
Brief biographies of 16 Canadian artists follow a description of printmaking techniques. Historical ...
Commemorating the almost 20 years of activity of Winnipeg's Grand Western Canadian Screen Shop, Davi...
Cochran traces the history of printmaking in Alberta, relating it to Canadian and international deve...
While documenting the "Showcase" series organized by the Carleton University Alumnae Association bet...
For this show gathering works by 39 Canadian artists, McPherson notes artists' growing interest in t...
Sawai emphasizes the need for printmakers to master their medium in order to create fluent visual st...
Johnson notes the vitality and diversity among the Canadian prints submitted to this juried exhibiti...
Tuele traces the early history of printmakinng in British Columbia, while Bellerby covers the 1950-1...
The author looks at the benefits of mounting this juried exhibition of 20 Manitoba printmakers. Biog...
Nokes' introduction emphasizes the labour and skill involved in printmaking. Includes statements by ...
Kincaid traces the history of the Burnaby Art Society and subsequently, the Burnaby Art Gallery. Inc...
Summerhill suggests the diversity of materials, methods and subject matter in the works of the 70 Ca...
Includes a brief history of the Nova Scotia Printmakers Association since its inception in 1988. The...
25 years of Canadian printmaking are represented by a selection of works chosen from the gallery's p...