Publications from the

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.
 

Keith Langergräber, Impact Zones
$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.
 

Deborah Koenker, Thinking Textile
$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.
 

Margaret Dragu, La 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.
 

Monique Genton, The Grass Project – Garden City
$2
Judy Williams, Salmon Stock
$2
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.
 

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

Donald Lawrence, The Underwater Pinhole Photography Project
$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.
 

Barrie Jones, UNIFORMED: Urban Heroes to McJobs
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.
 

Ricarda McDonald, redTEXTblack
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.
 

Gu Xiong, Drowning
$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.
 

Deborah Koenker, Adrift: a sculptural installation
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 – 2006
$5
Review the history of the Richmond Art Gallery’s exhibitions with back issues of the Annual Catalogue.