Rosalie Favell
Rosalie Favell: I Searched Many Worlds (Out of print)
Donna McAlear, Barry Ace & Christiane Becker
Favell's digital photography series are powerful visual narratives about the search for self. Incorporating photographic images from family snapshots, old movies, and contemporary television, her search for an "authentic" racial identity leads her to create tableaux infused with symbolism from her own divided past, Metis and European. Coinciding with the postmodern ideals of inclusive cultural production, Favell's work activates latent empowerment through the instantaneous nature of digital media.
Winnipeg Art Gallery (2003) 128 pp 70 col. ill. 6.5 x 9.5 in 0-88915-220-9 softcover $14.95 Can./U.S. (14 euros)
Rielisms
Catherine Mattes & Sherry Farrell Racette
Nine artists - of Aboriginal, Metis and European ancestry - work to define the reality of Louis Riel, the 19th century Metis political organizer who was hung as a traitor. Mattes demonstrates that the identity of Riel varies widely in the public imagination and that he remains a conflicted symbol of current political ideologies. Artists include John Boyle, Rosalie Favell and Jane Ash Poitras.
Winnipeg Art Gallery (2001) 64 pp 23 ill. 10.5x8 in softcover 0889152012 $20.00 Can./U.S. (16 euros)
Alt.shift.control: Musings on Digital Identity
Steve Loft & Shirley Madill
Catalogue of an exhibition produced in conjunction with the Native Indian/Inuit Photographers' Association and featuring digital photography by three Native artists. Larry McNeil (Idaho) has exhibited at the Ansel Adams Center for Photography and the Institute of American Indian Arts Museum. Lita Fontaine (Manitoba) has exhibited at Neutral Ground and Tribe Gallery. Rosalie Favell (New Mexico/Toronto) has exhibited at the University of New Mexico's Sommers Gallery and the Canadian Museum of Civilization).
Art Gallery of Hamilton (2000) 26 pp 6 col. ill. 8x7 in. 0919153674 $8.00 Can./U.S.
In Absentia
Tonia Di Risio
A brief survey of feminist approaches to autobiography in visual art. Artists studied include Jan Peacock, Andrea Ward, Linda Bartlett, Rosalie Favell, and Elsi Caetano Faria.
Art Gallery Mount Saint Vincent University. (1997) 6 pp ill. 1895215781 $6.00
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