Achieving the Modern: Canadian Abstract Painting and Design in the 1950s. 1993. 174pp. 132 col. illus., 28cm x 21.5cm. ISBN 0-88915-166-0. Text by Robert McKaskell, Sandra Paikowsky, Virginia Wright, Allan Collier. $29.95. French translation available.

Kim Adams, 1991. Text by Andy Patton and Shirley J.-R. Madill. Text in English, French and German, produced in conjunction with an exhibition held at the Shedhalle Gallery, Zurich. Adams' work explores sculpture that functions as an arena for spectacle, engaging the viewer in relation to social concerns. 112 pp.; 35 b&w illus., 18 colour. 28 x 23.5cm. ISBN 0-88915-162-8. $28.95

Airplanes and the Wall. See KOOP, Wanda.

Robert Archambeau: Archambeau's perceptions have been influenced by the works of Japanese masters; his own vessels have a contemplative, timeless quality reflecting these influences.
Vessels. 1986. Text by Astrid Brunner, 24 pp.: 22 illus., (6 col.); 21.0 x 29.8 cm. ISBN 0-88915-131-8. $6.95 *See also 1987 Contemporary Art in Manitoba.

The Artist's Proof1980. Four printmakers: Eleanor Bond,* Lew Colbourne, Allan Geske and Steve Gouthro. Selected glossary of printmaking terms, 35 pp., 12 illus., (8 col.), 16.2 x 22.8 cm. ISBN 0-88915-089-3. $8.95 *See also 1987 Contemporary Art in Manitoba.

Aspects of Manitoba Art. 1977. A package of 10 postcard reproductions of work by Jill Brooks, Betty Dimock*, Janis Diner, Caroline Dukes*, Milly Giesbrecht, Luella Levitt*, Svitlana Muchin, Roderick Shiels, Ann Smith and Frank Zamkotowich*. Col., 15.2 x 22.8 cm. $3.95. *See also 1987 Contemporary Art in Manitoba.

Clayton Bailey Waiting: Photographs by Clayton Bailey. Refer to Photography section.

Jackson Beardy: A Life's Work. 1995. Text by Shirley J.-R. Madill, Colleen Cutschall, Carol Podedworny, Robert Houle, Darlene Daniels and Leslie Spillett. 183 pp., 32 illus., (16 col.), 23.5 x 15.5 cm. ISBN 0-88915-172-5. $18.95.

Bruno Bobak. Selected Work/Oeuvres Choisies 1943-1980. 1982. Catalogue of an exhibition organized by Sir George Williams Art Galleries, Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec. 157 pp., 68 illus., (12 col.), 20.1 x 25.3 cm. Copyright D.F. Andrus. $20.95

Eleanor Bond: Social Centres. 1993. 64pp., 37 illus. (9 col.) 28 x 21.5cm. ISBN 0-88915-165-2. Text by Carol A. Phillips, Shirley Madill, Joan Borsa, Johanne Sloan, Anne Brydon. $20.95.

Sheila Butler: Recent Paintings.
1981. Essay by Nancy E. Dillow. 16 pp., 9 illus. (col.), 22.7 x 22.8 cm. ISBN 0-88915-091-5. $5.95.

Sheila Butler: Paintings 1986. Essay by George Moppett. 20 pp., 16 illus. (4 col.), 25.3 x 20.3 cm. Pub. by the Mendel Art Gallery. ISBN 0-919863-27-2. $5.95 *See also 1987 Contemporary Art in Manitoba, Manitoba Artists Overseas and Linear Variables.

Colin CampbellThis publication accompanied a retrospective exhibition of work by Colin Campbell. Introductory narrative by the artist and important essays by Dot Tuer, Stuart Marshall and Bruce Ferguson. Extended interview of Mr. Campbell by Sue Ditta. The book also contains a brief biography, a comprehensive videography and expanded description of key works.
Media Works 1972-1990. 1991. 93 pp., 14 illus. (4 col.) 24.1 x 16.5 cm. ISBN 0-88915-158-X. $15.95.

Cartographies. Cartographies is a major exhibition of fourteen Latin-American artists organized by the Winnipeg Art Gallery. The book which contains extensive full colour documentation of the exhibition, goes beyond traditional exhibition catalogue format to become a valuable resource. Ivo Mesquita describes the process and principle considerations employed in arriving at the exhibition while a second essay, The Winnipeg Effect, by Justo Pastor Mellado deals with notions related to the curatorial process as it relates to Latin American art. Paulo Herkenhoff's Incomplete Glossary of Sources of Latin American Art contains over 150 entries such as Coca-Cola and Liberty for the reader's consideration in relation to Latin American Art.
1993. 192pp. 78 illus., (66 col.), 28 x 25.7 cm. ISBN 0-88915-170-9. $29.95

Colour Connection, The. Caroline Dukes, Alex Cameron, David Barnett, Gordon Rayner and Howard Simkins. 1983. Essay by Nancy E. Dillow. 40 pp., 10 col. illus. 20.9 x 27.2 cm. ISBN 0-88915-110-5. $6.95.

David Craven/ Harold Klunder. Essays by Karyn Allen and Kenneth Wahl. 1980. 48 pp., 32 illus., (15 col.), 22.8 x 29.9 cm. ISBN 0-88915-086-9. $10.95.

Delta. Marcel Gosselin. see GOSSELIN, Marcel.

Dialogues A study of the connections between man and animal and behaviour - the animal forms providing the basis for political, moral, spiritual dialogue.
The Winnipeg Perspective 1984. Sculpture by Craig Langager, John McEwen, Cynthia Short. Essay by Shirley Madill. 35 pp., 12 illus. (7 col.) and 3 b/w portraits, 30.5 x 23.0 cm. ISBN 0-88915-119-9. $6.95.

Caroline Dukes - At the Focus of Forces. 1991. Essays by Dr. Elizabeth Legge, Shirley Madill, and Tom Lovatt. 16 pp., 9 illus. (3 col.), 21.4 x 25.3 cm. ISBN 0-88915-160-1. $9.95. *See also Aspects of Manitoba Art, The Colour Connection.

Aganetha Dyck. The book focuses on Dyck's works produced in wax and with bees.
1995. 64pp., 67 illus. English. Softcover. Catalogue to exhibitions held concurrently at the Winnipeg Art Gallery and the St. Norbert Arts and Cultural Centre. Essays by Shirley Madill, Bruce Grenville, Joan Borsa, Gilles Hebert and an interview with Sigrid Dahle. ISBN 0-88915-177-6. $24.95

William Eakin. Refer to Photography section. *See also 1987 Contemporary Art in Manitoba.

Ivan Eyre:This publication accompanies the major retrospective of the figurative paintings of Ivan Eyre from 1957 - 1988. The exhibition opened at the National Gallery of Canada in September 1988. It will then be shown at the Winnipeg Art Gallery and touring across Canada until February 1989.
Personal Mythologies/ Images of the Milieu. Mythologies Personnelles/Les Images du Milieu. Essay by Terrence Heath. Eng./Fr. 146 pp., 109 illus., (97 full col.), 29.9 x 22.9 cm. Softcover: ISBN 0-88915-146-6, $25.95, Hardcover: ISBN 0-88915-148-2, $35.95

*See also R.C.A. Exhibition, The.

Suzanne Funnell. Pieces of plywood are cut into various shapes, painted, and then applied to a background of plywood resulting in a "painting" that is both two and three dimensional. Formal relationships between colour, form and picture plane are considered as well as the total visual narrative, with references to societal and personal experiences.
1982. Essay by Shirley Madill, notes by Suzanne Funnell. 30 pp., 10 co. illus., 1 b/w portrait, 22.8 x 29.9 cm. ISBN 0-88915-101-6. $7.95 *See also Manitoba 1976 Juried Painting and Sculpture Exhibition.

Gambling on the Future: Holography, Photography and Painting from Fringe Research Inc., 1979. Essays by David Wagar, Michael A. Sowdon and David Hlynsky, plus a "Fringe Glossary of Terms" by Leonard O. Davinsky. Work by Hlynsky and Sowdon. 32 pp., 21 illus. (8 col.), 20.3 x 22.9 cm. ISBN 0-88915-077-X. $4.50.

Milly GiesbrechtDocumentation of a site-specific installation in which she challenged herself by using only monofilament line and her own handmade paper. Both physical and creative processes are integral components of this work.
Re-inventing Weight-less-ness. 1985. Introduction by Shirley Madill. Text, and journal entries clarifying the creative process, by Milly Giesbrecht. 20 pp., 21 b/w illus., 25.1 x 22.8 cm. $6.50 *See also Aspects of Manitoba Art.

Marcel Gosselin"The book is an integral part of the constructions, at once a catalogue, a diary, an operations' manual, a signpost, a labyrinth, a journey into the experimental mind."
Delta. 1986. Text by Marcel Gosselin. Eng./Fr. 117 pp., 22 b/w illus., 36 diagrams, 21.6 x 27.9 cm. ISBN 0-920640-61-3. Published in collaboration with Les Editions du Ble, St. Boniface, Manitoba. $16.95 *See also 1987 Contemporary Art in Manitoba.

Janice Gurney: Sum Over Histories. 1993. Text by Suzanne Gillies, Shirley Madill, Gordon Lebredt, Richard Rhodes, Barbara Fisher. 28 x 21.6 cm. ISBN 0-88915-167-9. $18.95.

Michael Hayden: Lumetric Sculpture Installation. 1981. Essay by Karyn Allen. 28 pp., 7 col. illus., 20.3 x 22.9 cm. ISBN 0-88915-097-4. $5.95. *See also The Winnipeg Perspective - 1978.

Robert Houle: Indians from A to Z. 1990. Essays by Dr. Jennifer S.H. Brown, Clara Hargittay, Shirley J.R. Madill, Gerald McMaster. 50 pp., 25 colour illus., 1 b/w, 24 x 16.5 cm. ISBN 0-88915-156-3. $20.95.

Illusion and Paradox: The Winnipeg Perspective 1986. 1986. Essay by Shirley Madill. Sculpture by Ray Arnatt, Murray MacDonald and Laurent Roberge. Artists' statements and biographies, 27 pp., 14 colour illus., 28.4 x 28.4 cm. ISBN 0-88915-128-8. $9.95.

Wanda Koop Airplanes and The Wall: Wanda Koop. 1985. Essay by Terrence Heath.
28 pp., 12 col. illus., 35.0 x 24.0 cm. ISBN 0-88915-125-3. $12.95. *See also 1987 Contemporary Art in Manitoba and Manitoba 1976 Juried Painting and Sculpture Exhibition.

Large Drawings. It is ironic that an exhibition of large drawings must be reduced to the confines of this catalogue. These works encompass various styles - figurative, gestural, minimalist, fantastic, architectural and various mediums - charcoal, graphite, acrylic, oil and pastel.
1984. Essay by Elke Solomon. 76 pp., 34 b/w illus., 27.9 x 35.0 cm. Pub. by Independent Curators Incorporated, New York, New York, U.S.A. ISBN 0-916365-15-8. $18.50

Latitudes and Parallels - Focus on Contemporary Canadian Photography. Refer to Photography section.

Micah Lexier A Portrait of David. 1994. 160pp., 75 b&w illus. 23.5 x 15.5 cm. ISBN 0-88915-173-3. $15.95

Linear Variables. 1981. Essay by Nancy E. Dillow. Drawings, paintings, and sculpture by Barbara Ballachey, Sheila Butler, Paul Hunter, John Meredith, Frank Nulf, Malcolm Rains, and Gar Smith. 51 pp., 14 illus., (8 col.), 27.4 x 21.0 cm. ISBN 0-88915-099-0. $8.95.

Ken Lum.Traces the main trajectories in this Vancouver based artist's work. Boersma provides an interesting comparison with Malevich, Wall's four essays cover aspects of the artist's work and his relationship to his environment. Eccentric publication design by Alan Belcher.
1990. Text by Linda Boersma and Jeff Wall; English and Dutch, 83 pp., 32 illus. (20 col.) 28 x 22 cm. Co-published by the Winnipeg Art Gallery and the Witte de With Centre for Contemporary Art. ISBN 0-88915-155-5 (Winnipeg Art Gallery); 90-73362-04-0 (Witte de With.) $25.95.

Manitoba Artists Overseas/Artistes Manitobains Outremer. Catalogue of an exhibition which travelled to London, Paris and Brussels.
1984. Jack Butler, Sheila Butler, Don Proch, Tony Tascona and Esther Warkov. Text, Eng./Fr., on each artist and the work. 32 pp.,10 col. illus., 22.7 x 27.9 cm. Published by The Manitoba Arts Council. $5.95.

David McMillan: Recent Photographs. Refer to Photography Section. *See also 1987 Contemporary Art in Manitoba.

Ministic Sculpture.Works by twenty sculptors from the Ministic Carvers Co-op of Garden Hill, Manitoba.
1977. Essay on art by Jacqueline Fry, essay on the history of the people and community by Robert Fraser. Eng./Fr. 94 pp., 66 b/w illus., 24.4 x 24.4 cm. $7.50

Louise Nevelson:Prints and sculpture created between 1953 and 1977 reflecting Nevelson's interest in modern dance and theatre, metaphysics and spiritualism.
The Fourth Dimension. 1980. Text by Lori Wilson. 71 pp., 61 b/w illus., 27.7 x 21.6 cm. Copyright, Phoenix Art Museum. Library of Congress Card No. 79-93078. $5.95

New Histories: The Manitoba Studio Series, 1989-1992. 1993. 116 pp., 79 illus., 28 x 21.6 cm. ISBN 0-88915-618-7. Essays by various authors on the following Manitoba artists: Sharon Alward, Shirley Brown, Susan Chafe, Shawna Dempsey and Lorri Millan, William Eakin, Larry Glawson, Ron Gorsline, Steve Gouthro, Bruce Kirton, Doug Melnyk, Kim Ouellette, Susan Peterson, Bev Pike, Charlie Scott, Anne Smith, Diana Thorneycroft, Myron Turner. $15.95.

1987 Contemporary Art in Manitoba. Catalogue of an exhibition which featured the work of over 100 Manitoba artists and designers working in the areas of painting, sculpture, ceramics, film, video and performance as well as architecture and interior design.
1987. Essays by Shirley Madill, Carl Nelson, Michael Cox and Charlie Scott. 108 pp., 115 illus. (74 col.), 30.5 x 25.5 cm. ISBN 0-88915-136-9. $18.95.

Occurrences: Four Manitoba Painters. Aliana Yung Au, Jill Brooks, Caroline Dukes and Celia Rabinovitch. 1981. Essay by Elizabeth Legge with artists' statements. 40 pp., 16 illus. (12 col.), 25.3 x 25.3 cm. ISBN 0-88915-100-2. $8.95.

Michael Olito.This combines two simultaneous exhibitions by Olito - one held at the Winnipeg Art Gallery and the other at Gallery 1.1.1. at the University of Manitoba. Earth contains entries from Olito's journals and sketchbooks, Captives deals with the issue of captivity and physical, emotional, social imprisonment.
Earth Dialogue/Earth Sound:But We Are All Captives. 1986. Earth curated by Terrence Heath. Captives curated and documented by Grace Thomson. 36 pp., 74 illus. (8 col.), 47.9 x 37.5 cm. ISBN 0-88915-126-1. $15.95

Christiane Pflug.The main body of work by this artist (b. Berlin 1936 - d. Toronto 1972) was produced in Toronto, and can be divided into three categories: city/landscapes, still lifes, portraits. These drawings are to be considered complete works in themselves, rather than preliminaries for paintings.
The Drawings of Christiane Pflug. 1979. Text by Ann Davis. 96 pp., 62 b/w illus., 20.0 x 22.8 cm. ISBN 0-88915-076-1. $5.95.

Post-Pop Realism: Concepts associated with `Pop' are redefined and expanded. Images from commercial art are combined with everyday objects from the artists' immediate environment and placed within a personal context rather than isolated.
The Winnipeg Perspective 1982. 1982. Charles Pachter, Gary Olson, John Hall, David Dorrance, Pierre Ayot. Essay by Shirley Madilll. 52 pp., 25 illus., (18 col.), 23.0 x 30.0 cm. ISBN 0-88915-103-2. $7.95.

PastFutureTense. Includes biographies on all the artists in the exhibition. Ferguson's essay locates contemporary art practice within popular culture and Dufour provides an analysis of the work in the exhibition.
1990. Essays by Bruce W. Ferguson and Gary Dufour. International exhibition including Vikky Alexander (Canada), Klaus vom Bruch (Germany), Kari Caven (Finland), David Diao (USA), Ronald Jones (USA), Jac Leirner (Brazil), Rui Sanches (Portugal), Barbara Todd (Canada), and Erwin Wurm (Austria). 87 pp., 76 illus. (9 col.), 28 x 22 cm. Co-published by the Winnipeg Art Gallery and the Vancouver Art Gallery. ISBN 0-88915-157-1. $20.95.

Private/Public, Art and Social Discourse. 1993. Text in French and English. Essay by Shirley J.R. Madill. Publication related to an exhibition held 8 September 1991 - 5 January 1992 at the Winnipeg Art Gallery including artists Sheila Hall, Ian Wallace, Stan Douglas, Kati Campbell, Roy Arden. 68 pp., 33 illus., (16 col.); 24 x 16.5 cm. ISBN 0-88915-161-X. $15.95.

Quotation: Re-presenting History. 1994. Text by Shirley Madill, Linda Hutcheon, Claudine Majzels. Catalogue of an exhibition of work that cites art historical references. Richly illustrated, it also contains biographies of the artists: David Buchan, Sorel Cohen, Evergon, Dany Leriche, Al McWilliams, Yasumasa Morimura and Cindy Sherman. 75pp., 47 illus. (39 col.), 28.0 x 21.5 cm. ISBN 0-88915-174-1. $20.95.

The R.C.A. Exhibition, The. 1980. The 15 members from Manitoba at this time include Esther Warkov, Ivan Eyre, Don Reichert, Jack Butler, Tony Tascona and Gustave da Roza. Artists' statements. 96 pp., one b/w portrait of each artist, one col. illus. of each member's work. 21.8 x 29.3 cm. ISBN 0-88915-081-8. $7.50.

Reflections on Three Plains: Contemporary Crafts. 1984. Jurors: Diane Carr, William Hodge and Robin Hopper. 72 pp., 58 illus., (4 col.), 22.7 x 25.4 cm. ISBN 0-88915-118-0. $10.95

Don Reichert: a Life in Work. 1995. A major publication of this important Manitoba artist. Since the mid 50s Reichert has made a significant contribution to expanding the dialogue of abstraction. He continues to produce some of the best work in this genre in Canada. Edited by Meeka Walsh with essays by Walsh and Robert McKaskell, an interview by Robert Enright, a chronology and a bibliography. ISBN 0-88915-175. 96pp., 52 illus. English. Hardcover. $24.95

Don Reichert: Paintings from the Landscape. 1983. Essay by Donald DeGrow. 20 pp., 9 col., illus.., 22 x 22.8 cm. ISBN 0-88915-112-1. $5.95. *See also R.C.A. Exhibition, The.

A Sense of Place: Photography in Manitoba. Refer to Photography section.

Eva Stubbs: Memories for the Future. 1987. A ceramic sculpture installation - 10 human-sized, self-contained figures huddle on a long wooden bench, looking towards 5 free-standing pillars, and beyond. The work is a blend of classical and contemporary aesthetics, and is discussed in relation to her life and concerns. Text by Shirley Madill. 16 pp., 27 illus. (3 col.), 21 x 29.7 cm. ISBN-0-88915-142-3. $5.95

The Swiss Paradigm. 1994. This exhibition was comprised of 9 artists from 6 cities. Their work explores the propositions of nationalizing claims and the community dynamic of expression. Includes artists Chiarenza & Hauser, Clara Saner, Ian Anull, Alex Hanimann, Marie Jose Burki, Adrian Schiess and George Steinmann. 60 pp., 45 illus. (23 col.) 28.0 x 21.5 cm. ISBN 0-88915-171-7. Text by Shirley J.R. Madill and Harm Lux. $20.95

Under Construction: Six Manitoba Sculptors. Stephen Cohlmeyer, Aganetha Dyck, Steve Higgins, Keith Oliver, Roderick Shiels and Michael Truelove. 1982. Essay by Shirley Madill with artists' statements, biographies and list of works. 40 pp., 18 illus. (6 col.), 20.3 x 22.8 cm. ISBN 0-88915-106-7. $6.95.

Bill Vazan.Vazan considers his work to be both anthropologically and artistically motivated. These photographs deal with the environment in multiple ways - as documentation of the artist's landworks (the artist's action on the environment) and as juxtaposed fragments of modern and historic monuments/environments.
Recent Land and Photoworks/Suites photographiques recentes et oeuvres sur le terrain. 1981. French essay by Lise Lamarche, Eng. essay by Paul Heyer. 81 pp., 76 b/w illus., 27.5 x 21.5 cm. Pub. by the Ministeres des Affairs Culturelles. ISBN 2-551-04124-4. $5.95 *See The Winnipeg Perspective - 1978.

Bill Viola A discussion of Viola's work from cinematic and art-historical viewpoints. Biographical information of the artist interwoven with a discussion of his work and Viola's comments on his pieces.
Installations and Videotapes. 1987. Essays by Barbara London, J. Hoberman, Donald Kuspit. Selected writings by Bill Viola. 92 pp. 100 illus., (45 colour)., 22.5 x 24.9 cm. Copyright The Museum of Modern Art, New York. ISBN 0-87070-624-1. $10.95

Esther Warkov: Drawings by one of Canada's leading artists; imagery - fragmented, juxtaposed, carefully controlled - deals with issues such as "war, sexuality, family, urban/rural environment, technology, racial inequality, history."
Recent Drawings. 1985. Essay by Shirley Madill. 36 pp., 42 illus. (20 col.), 31.8 x 29.3 cm. ISBN-0-88915-124-5. $15.95. *See also 1987: Contemporary Art in Manitoba, Manitoba Artists Overseas, and The R.C.A. Exhibition.

Marsha Whiddon. 1989. Essays by Shirley Madill, Terrence Heath and Randal Newman. 32 pp., 16 illus.(6 col.), 81.0 x 102.0 cm. ISBN 088915-152-0. $9.95

Irene Whittome An exhibition of assemblages and installations - "manmade spiritual archaeology" - The White Museum I and II, Vancouver, Paperworks and La Salle de Classe. Process, - intellectual, physical - and its implications of ritual, is integral to her artmaking and art. Text discusses the work and the processes involved, as well as the influences on her development.
1975-1980. 1980. Text by Jacqueline Fry. Eng./ Fr. Chronology from 1942-1980. 90 pp., 78 b/w illus., 30.0 x 22.8 cm. Pub. by The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. ISBN 2-89192-038-4. $9.95

The Winnipeg Perspective Series. The concept for The Winnipeg Perspective developed from The Winnipeg Show - a national juried exhibition sponsored by the Winnipeg Art Gallery's volunteers, held biannually from 1955 - 1970. It was discontinued in 1972. In 1978, the concept was reborn as The Winnipeg Perspective. Its goal was to present a selection of Canadian contemporary art which represented a significant trend or style. As work would be selected on the basis of quality and relevance to the exhibition "theme" or concept, relatively unknown artists would be featured with those having a higher national profile.

The Winnipeg Perspective 1986. See Illusion and Paradox.

The Winnipeg Perspective 1985 - Video. Works by 22 artists including Susan Britton, Elizabeth Chitty, Eric Metcalfe, Hank Bull, Paul Wong, Eric Cameron, Tomiyo Sasaki, Noel Harding and Vera Frankel. Text by Shirley Madill. 18 pp., 22 b/w illus., 30.0 x 30.0 cm. ISBN-0-88915-121-0. $5.50.

The Winnipeg Perspective 1984. See Dialogues. The Winnipeg Perspective 1982. See Post-Pop Realism.

The Winnipeg Perspective Themes and symbols relating to the mysteries of life, death, transformation and re-birth, as well as the processes of artmaking itself, refer to ritual in content and form.
1981 - Ritual. Three-dimensional works by Liz Magor, David Moore, Carroll Moppett, Don Proch, Gar Smith and Colette Whiten. Text by Karyn Allen. Artists' selected biographies. 72 pp., 43 illus. (4 col.), 29.9 x 22.8 cm. ISBN 0-88915-093-1. $8.95.

The Winnipeg Perspective - 1980 - Sites. Discusses sculpture of the 60s and 70s - earthworks and site-specific installations which interacted with both natural and man-made (eg. architectural) environments and artists who were forerunners of this movement such as Robert Smithson, Dennis Oppenheim, George Trakas and Alice Aycock.
Works were constructed around and within specific areas of the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
1980. Essay by Karyn Allen. Works by Barry Cogswell, Mark Gomes, Steve Higgins and Susan Schelle. 48 pp., 69 illus., (4 col.), selected bibliograpy, 27.7 x 21.5 cm. ISBN 0-88915-084-2. $4.50.

The Winnipeg Perspective 1979 Through photographs, artists' statements and text, the catalogue reveals the artists' working/thinking processes in expanding the definitions of photography.
Photo/Extended Dimensions. 1979. Preface and Introduction by Karyn Allen. Works by Barbara Astman, Sorel Cohen, Suzy Lake, Arnaud Maggs
and Ian Wallace. 48 pp., 47 illus., (29 col.), 28 x 21.7 cm. ISBN-0-88915-072-9. $3.50

The Winnipeg Perspective - 1978. This exhibition brought together artists whose photographic works dealt with the grid in combination with representational imagery.
1978. Essays by Roger L. Selby, with artists' statements and biographies. Works by Mary Arnold, Pierre Boogaerts, Michael Haslam, Michael Hayden, Peter Kolisnyk, Ken Kuramoto, Gordon Lebredt, David Rimmer, John Taylor, Kim Tomczak, Serge Tousignant and William Vazan. 16 pp., 11 b/w photographs, 21.6 x 28 cm. $3.95