Matthew Teitelbaum

Betty Goodwin is one of Canada's most accomplished and influential artists, and her powerful works about death, loss and the traces of life have influenced a generation of Canadian artists. "Her work is not a catalogue of distress," Anne Michaels writes, but "a record of hope in its most distilled form, potent and fiercely earned." To celebrate a c …

This beautifully designed and comprehensive book is published to coincide with a major exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario. It is a splendid record of the work and life of a singularly significant Canadian artist who left a resonant legacy of the value of attachment to place. Greg Curnoe was known as a Canadian nationalist -- more specifically …

Paterson Ewen is one of Canada's most accomplished and admired painters. He is famous for his monumental paintings of phenomena, powerful works that capture the grandeur of nature and extend the tradition of landscape painting in Canada. According to Michael Ondaatje, "Perhaps there is a balance and security in these precarious works because of the …

Part historical document, part interpretive examination, this publication contains photographic documentation, previously published material and newly commissioned essays that explore individual works produced over the course of London artist Ron Benner's lengthy career. While many texts have been written on his work, this publication is the first …

Catalogue published in conjunction with Parsifal (1882-39, 969, 364, 735 AD) and The School of Velocity, two time-based music installations. Cooperatively produced by the AGYU, Yves Gevaert, and The Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago. Contains essays by Marie-Ange Brayer, Boris Groys, Matthew Teitelbaum, and Jeff Wall. Includes biblio …