Publications from the
Richmond Art Gallery
The Richmond Art Gallery produces a variety of print material annually highlighting
Gallery operations such as exhibition related catalogues and brochures, newsletters,
an annual catalogue and educational publications including a new activity
booklet. The publications provide a lasting documentation of Gallery
activities and exhibitions. An important focus of the exhibition publications
is the dissemination of contemporary art discourse to the communities the
Gallery serves and to galleries across Canada through the RAG’s publication
exchange program.
To purchase publications, please send a cheque or money order (payable to Richmond Art Gallery Association) to Richmond Art Gallery, 7700 Minoru Gate, Richmond, BC, V6Y 1R9. Indicate the catalogue name(s) and quantities you wish to order.
Our catalogues can also be purchased from ABC Art Books Canada
http://www.ABCartbookscanada.com/RAG.html
If you have any questions regarding publications, please contact us at: gallery@richmond.ca

Fantasy Gardens
Stuart McCall & Neil Wedman
$2
Exhibition brochure with text by Nan Capogna
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The lights constellating one's internals sky
Richard Ibghy & Marilou Lemmens
$2
Exhibition brochure with text by Antonia Hirsch
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Crossing Over, Why Cloud the Whites
Landon Mackenzie
SOLD OUT
Exhibition brochure with text by Glen Lowry
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Fibred Optics
Frances Dorsey, Jérôme Havre, Ed Pien, Michèle Provost
Guest Curator: Andrea Fatona
$30
Exhibition catalogue with texts by Andrea Fatona

Homage to the Heart
Brenda Joy Lem
$20
Exhibition catalogue with texts by David Aurandt & John Ryerson, Linda Jansma and M. NourbeSe Adamu Philip

Last Riot
AES+F
$2
Exhibition brochure with text by Lynn Beavis

More Often than Always/Less Often than Never
A Noxious Sector Project
$2
Exhibition brochure with texts by guest curators,Ted Hiebert and Doug Jarvis

Waterscapes
Gu Xiong
$5
Exhibition catalogue with texts by Lynn Beavis, Jennifer Jihye Chun, Chris Lee and Rita Wong

Strange Nature
Jennifer Angus, Mary Anne Barkhouse, Robin Ripley
$4
Exhibition catalogue with texts by Lynn Beavis and Renato da Silva
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In Transition: New Art from India
Shilpa Gupta, Reena Kallat, TV Santosh, Sudarshan Shetty, Thukral & Tagra, Hema Upadhyay
SOLD OUT
Exhibition brochure with texts by Lynn Beavis and Keith Wallace

Mask, Arthur Renwick
$10
Exhibition catalogue with texts by Lynn Beavis and Richard William Hill

Face to Face, Wanda Koop
$20
Exhibition catalogue with texts by Lynn Beavis and Deborah Koenker

Black Hole is also Supernova
Coleen Brown, Paul Kajander, Kara Uzelman
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Vanessa Kwan

Migration/Immigrant Stories, Elizabeth Russell
$1
Exhibition brochure

The Ruby Glass, Project Rainbow
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Kathy Slade

Mary's Room (Conditions for Qualia), Jay Bundy Johnson
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Vicki Moulder

The Further Adventures of Girl, Diyan Achjadi
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Glen Lowry

Hidden Sites, Barbara Zeigler
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Christine Unger

Observation of Wonder, Brenna Maag
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by guest curator, Deborah Koenker

Navigating the Uncertainty Principle, Ingrid Koenig
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Joy James

Marginalia: Getting Out of the House
Pam Hall & Margaret Dragu
$6
Exhibition brochure with texts by Glen Alteen and Jeremy Todd

Guise, Heidi Nagtegaal & Kristi Malakoff
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Guest Curator, Carie Helm

Change Without Notice, Susan Stewart & Seaton
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Joy James

3rd Annual Artist Trading Cards Exhibition
$1
Exhibition brochure

The Patron Saint of Waterskiers and Other Entities, Emily Rosamond
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Bronwen Payerle
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Archive City: Portraits of Lulu Island, Lois Klassen,
Cindy Mochizuki, Jaimie Robson
$1
Exhibition brochure

Missing/Las Desaparecidas, Deborah Koenker
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Deborah Koenker

Donated Organ, Amy Chang
Water, Rice and Bowl, Tomoyo Ihaya
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Ann Rosenberg

Malcolm X/J.D. Salinger, Dan Starling
$15
Limited edition Artist Book with text by Dan Starling

Brown Skin Before Red, Charlene Vickers
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Maralynn Cherry

Between Hope and Politics: Photographs of the PacifiCat Project, Jim Breukelman
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Ellinda Siu

reasonable & senseless, Donna Szoke
Spatial Nebulosity, Ricarda McDonald
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Ellinda Siu

Highlife, Michelle Allard
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Kristina Lee Podesva

Proscenium Home, Erica Stocking
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Kristina Lee Podesva

Of Landscape and Light, Sara Angelucci
$2
Exhibition brochure with text by Guest Curator, Karen Henry

Inside Out, Gwenessa Lam & Janet Wang
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Carie Helm

Shift:
Working Through Repetition and Difference
Nora Blanck, Jenny Judge, Sylvia Kind, Philippe Sokazo,
Tim van Wijk
$1
Exhibition brochure with text by Carie Helm

Wreath/Wreath, Eliza Au
Flash: Richmond, Kim Huynh
$2
Asian Heritage Month Exhibition catalogue with texts by Joni Low

Making China in China, Paul Mathieu
$8
Exhibition catalogue with texts by Liz Magor, Min Shen and Paul Mathieu

Arboretum Arborescence, Haruko Okano
Once
Upon a Time, Frances Grafton
Prophetic Flame, Kevin McKenzie
$2
Brochure and insert accompanied two exhibitions: Haruko Okano’s Arboretum
Arborescence and Frances Grafton’s Once
Upon a Time with the insert
for Kevin McKenzie’s window installation, Prophetic
Flame; December
2, 2005 - January 11, 2006. Texts by Deborah Koenker for Once
Upon a Time and Susan Detwiler for Arboretum
Arborescence.

Richmond Art Gallery:
25 Years
$20
The catalogue, with an online component, accompanies the RAG’s silver
anniversary exhibition which ran from October 14 to November 23,
2005. It acknowledges exhibitions and artists that have been important
to the community of Richmond, to the growth of the RAG and to the
development of contemporary art. Featuring writings by RAG Director/Curator
Corrine Corry, Curatorial Assistants; Michelle Gewurtz and Carie Helm,
Vancouver Art Critic Robin Laurence; design by Gary Shilling.

Place/Displace:
Three Generations of Taiwanese Art
$8
A 120 page catalogue in Chinese and English published for the touring
exhibition curated by Charles Liu and John Begley, held at the
RAG April 28 - June 2, 2005. Essay by Charles Liu, prefaces by sponsors
and Michelle Gewurtz, Curatorial Assistant, Richmond Art Gallery; examples
of artwork and a biography for each artist exhibiting.
Place/Displace: Three Generations of Taiwanese
Art, the bilingual
brochure, is available at the Gallery, free of charge.

Impact Zones, Keith Langergräber
$8 ($10 for a signed limited edition
with a drawing)
This catalogue/bookwork accompanies the exhibition Impact
Zone, December
2004. It includes texts by Cecilia Denegri Jetté and the artist, as
well as interviews with Hutch Sam and Connie Watts.

Thinking Textile, Deborah Koenker
$8
The exhibition catalogue for Thinking Textile, December 2003 at the
Richmond Art Gallery. Features the work of 16 contemporary artists
working conceptually and technically through the theme of textile.
Includes images of the artwork and an essay by the curator, Deborah Koenker.
La Dragu, Margaret Dragu
$22
A look at Canadian performance artist, Margaret Dragu's lifework, including essays,
a 16-page photo insert and a 2-film DVD, edited by Paul Couillard.

The Grass Project – Garden City, Monique Genton
Salmon Stock, Judy Williams
$2 each
Brochures for Monique Genton’s exhibition,
The Grass Project – Garden City, September 2003, with text by Rory
Wallace; and Judy Williams’, Salmon Stock, September 2003, produced
in collaboration with the Gulf of Georgia Cannery.

Changes/New Beginning, Shirley Inouye
SOLD OUT
Photographs from Shirley Inouye’s exhibition from Asian Heritage 2003
at the Richmond Art Gallery, are accompanied by Nan Capogna’s text.

The Underwater Pinhole Photography Project, Donald
Lawrence
$8
A 46 page catalogue from the August 2002 exhibition, offering an
unusual blend of absurd technology and luminous images, intriguing
observations and obsessions of its maker, Victorian antecedents and
contemporary counterparts. The catalogue was published in partnership with
Gallery 44, Gallery Connexion, and Dalhousie Art Gallery.

UNIFORMED: Urban Heroes to McJobs, Barrie
Jones
SOLD OUT
Photographs from Barrie Jones’ exhibition, UNIFORMED:
Urban Heroes to McJobs, April 2002 at the Richmond Art Gallery, are accompanied by
Jeremy Todd’s text, The Lost and Found Powers of Barrie Jones’ Pictures.

redTEXTblack, Ricarda
McDonald
SOLD OUT
Advertising, consumerism and gender issues are among the themes of
these word images from Ricarda McDonald’s exhibition, redTEXTblack,
March 2002 at the Richmond Art Gallery.

Drowning, Gu Xiong
$2
The personal trauma of a boating accident is linked with the transformation
of China through globalization in Gu Xiong’s exhibition and catalogue,
Drowning, November 2000 at the Richmond Art Gallery. Andrew Hunter’s
text accompanies images from the exhibition.

Adrift: a sculptural installation, Deborah Koenker
SOLD OUT
This limited edition, signed, artist book (100 copies) was produced
in conjunction with Deborah Koenker’s exhibition Adrift:
a sculptural installation in January 2000.

Salish Art Exhibitions, Embrace the Visionaries
$2
Statements and images from the 15 Salish artists: Esther R. Bob,
Bradley Dick, Charles Elliott, John Elliott, Joel Green, Rita George
Green, Mark Guerin, Floyd Joseph, Rita Louis, Barbara P. Marchand,
Kevin Paul, Rose M. Spahan, Irving Sparrow – III, Christopher Sparrow,
and William A. White, who participated in Embrace
the Visionaries, November
1999. The exhibition was sponsored by the RAG and held at the Richmond
Museum.

Richmond Arts Centre User Groups, 1999
SOLD OUT
Equipped with nine studios, he Arts Centre in Richmond offers pottery, painting, printmaking, fabric arts, lapidary, silversmithing,
multipurpose, dance and photography. The member group exhibition at the RAG enables groups to share the wonderful work and to coninue
making Richmond a vital community.

International Indigenous Art Exhibition, Four Circles – Soaring Visions
SOLD OUT
An international collboration between Australian Aboriginal artists Max Mansell and Heather Kemarre Shearer,
and First Nations artists of Canada, George Littlechild and Faith Louise-Adams. Curated by Amir Ali Alibhai and Doreen Mello.
15 page catalogue, published in 1998.

The Art of W. P. Weston, Silence and Solitude
$5
A landmark project for the Richmond Art Gallery, published in celebration
of the completion of the Cultural Centre at Minoru Park Plaza,
October 1992. Curated by Letia Richardson.

RAG Catalogues, 2000 – 2007
$5
Review the history of the Richmond Art Gallery’s exhibitions with
back issues of the Annual Catalogue.


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