Books & Publications

Woodrow was a captivating multimedia installation by artist Graeme Patterson that was exhibited by the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia in 2007. Discover...

A catalogue based on the 1989 exhibition of the same name which took place in London, England and then travelled to six other U.K. locations. Follo...

Hockey and art may not seem like they have much in common; however, if you look closer, there are certain similarities they both share. From creati...

In her most recent body of work titled Traps (2008-2010), Cecil Day revisits the familiar subject of hunting in developing a suite of prints. The 1...

RetroActive offers a comprehensive view of artist John Greer’s work, and his commitment to the discourse of sculpture. Stunningly designed by Susan...

Chris Hanson and Hendrika Sonnenberg’s art is featured in this publication from the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. The book was released in conjunctio...

Nova Scotia artist David Askevold (1940-2008) is recognized as a key contributor to the development and pedagogy of conceptual art. He quickly gain...

Material World provides a fascinating counterpoint for a major debate raging in craft circles. Navigate the various strains of sculpture practice, ...

Based on the spectacular and intricate multimedia installation by artist and past Sobey Art Award shortlist artist Graeme Patterson. This collectio...

Showcasing the major career highlights and some of the most recent work of abstract painter, Jacques Hurtubise, this lavishly illustrated volume ca...

Discover a kind of magical thinking in which de Haan uses language to reinvent the purpose of the objects to reveal something more. This publicatio...

Discover powerful work from a rising artist who has chosen to live and practice in Nova Scotia. Includes a comprehensive and insightful essay by Sa...

Magic in Her Hands: The Art of Marie Webb is a colourful and powerful book that brings to the public’s attention the practice of Marie Webb, a youn...