This monograph on Lili Reynaud-Dewar, a prominent multimedia artist, explores her unique approach to vulnerability and empowerment through performance, video, installation, and more. It examines the interplay between public and private spaces while challenging norms around body, sexuality, and power. A comprehensive look at her impactful career.
This is the first extensive survey catalogue on the work of Vancouver-based artist Ian Wallace - a seminal figure in Vancouver's fertile 1970s art scene, a teacher who taught the first generation of the Vancouver School of photo-conceptualism. He inspired superstars such as Jeff Wall, Rodney Graham, and Stan Douglas. Wallace, a pioneer and theorist of photo-conceptualism, was energized by the dialectic tensions between monochrome painting and documentary or staged photography, exploring the emblematic sites of street, studio, and nature. A beautifully designed, over-sized book on this vanguard artist, including excellent interpretive texts, extensive color reproductions, catalogue of exhibited works, a chronology, thorough bibliographic information, and an informative interview with Wallace by Renske Janssen.