Joe Fafard

Joe FafardJoe Fafard, Terrence Heath A concise study of renowned Saskatchewan sculptor Joe Fafard, highlighting his evolution as an artist and his distinctive approach to figurative sculpture. Heath examines Fafards use of everyday subjectspeople, animals, and prairie lifeand situates his work within Canadian contemporary art, emphasizing its accessibility, craftsmanship, and deep connection to place.

The first volume

reflecting on the past of the Churchill region and its development

This fold-out exhibition catalogue was produced for a 1976 exhibition of Canadian artist Alex Colville’s work at the Norman Mackenzie Art Gallery at the University of Regina (Saskatchewan)

desserts and confectionery

Jacqueline J

and leisure in the growing town

An invitation announcing a reception and preview of paintings by Illingworth Kerr

In addition to printing catalogues

her bout with polio

coverage of employee sports teams

including constitutional challenges involving members of the bench

A family history of the Hestad family who emigrated from Norway and Denmark who emigrated to Wisconsin and later Lake Alma