Angela Grossman: Correction(s)
Susan Edelstein & Matthew G. Yeager

A series of photographs from the 1930s and 1940s depicting convicts from the British Columbia Penitentiary have been reworked by Grossman (oils, mixed media) and now tell a much different story. The essayists discuss manipulation of the viewer, the construction of identity and the issues of privacy and public domain. Grossman, whose career was launched with the important exhibition, The Young Romantics, has exhibited through Canada and the United States.

Kamloops Art Gallery (1999) 27 p., 8 ill. (6 col.), 9.5 x 7.5 in. softcover 1895497396 $14.00

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Crime and Punishment
Jennifer Rudder

Original essay exploring the representation of the criminal - in the crime scene or in the physiognomy of the criminal - as found in the work of four artists: Sheila Ayearst, Jonathan Eeles, Angela Grossman and Louise Noguchi.

Agnes Etherington Art Centre. (1999) 32 pp 11x9 in 19 ill. 4 col. 1889117500 $12.00

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