“Mediate” is part of an exchange between the Alternator Gallery in Kelowna and Circa in Montreal. Four Okanagan Valley artists were selected to show at Circa by Edelstein, who claims that their work needs no translation since it is rooted in pre-linguistic experience, and therefore transcends the linguistic divide between eastern and western Canada. Each artist’s work is represented by a separate pamphlet. Text in English and French. Biographical notes. 2 bibl. ref
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Publication to accompany the second part of an exhibition exchange between the Alternator Gallery (K...
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This catalogue was made to accompany a group exhibition at CIRCA which was part of an inter-regional...
This exchange reflects the adoption of an extended mandate by many Canadian artists' centres, that i...
Trilingual catalogue from a cross border exchange between artists from Quebec, New York and Mexico. ...
Native languages in Canada are closely tied to memory and territory. Their weakening or disappearanc...
“Mediate” is part of an exchange between the Alternator Gallery in Kelowna and Circa in Montreal. Fo...
Catalogue documenting a two-point exchange carried out in two exhibitions bringing together three Mo...
Inspired by the desire to uproot geographic and cultural disparities, as well as the "conventional d...
Ten Montréal-based artists form the subject of this exhibition catalogue. The introduction claims th...
This booklet contains reproductions of works by four Quebec artists, which were exhibited in Kelowna...
This catalogue, which accompanied an exhibition intended to demonstrate painting’s place in and rele...
This catalogue documents a group exhibition which was composed of works by nine Montreal artists who...
A presentation of the sculptural works created during Est-Nord-Est's summer workshops by seven Canad...
Catalogue to accompany an exhibition that focused on the use of text in the visual arts. Highlightin...
Publication to accompany the second part of an exhibition exchange between the Alternator Gallery (K...
The authors outline the history of relations between Canada's west coast, particularly Native art, a...
This catalogue was made to accompany a group exhibition at CIRCA which was part of an inter-regional...
This exchange reflects the adoption of an extended mandate by many Canadian artists' centres, that i...
Trilingual catalogue from a cross border exchange between artists from Quebec, New York and Mexico. ...
Native languages in Canada are closely tied to memory and territory. Their weakening or disappearanc...