Tom Wilson Tehoháhake: Exploring Identity Through Art

 Title: Mohawk Warriors Hunters & Chiefs: The Art of Tom Wilson Tehoháhake Publisher: Goose Lane Editions Language: English and Mohawk Pages: 88 ISBN: 9781773104072 Price: $35  Step into the captivating world of Tom Wilson (Tehoháhake), a modern Mohawk artist whose journey of self-discovery echoes through the corridors of Canadian history.

Donald Andrus: The Shape of Desire

 Published by: Goose Lane Editions Pages: 140 Price: $45 ISBN: 9781773104102 Donald Andrus: The Shape of Desire is the inaugural compilation dedicated to Canada's prolific abstractionist, Donald Andrus. For over 35 years, Andrus has defied artistic categorization, exhibiting extensively across Canadian galleries. This seminal collection features significant essays appraising his

Explore Canada’s Formative Medical History with The Roosting Box

 Author: Kristen den Hartog Published by: Goose Lane Editions Pages: 346 ISBN:9781773103266pb “A hospital is like a roosting box: a communal space that provides ideal but temporary shelter for the vulnerable.” In The Roosting Box: Rebuilding the Body after the First World War, Kristen Den Hartog presents an eloquently written

“Bombs and Barbed Wires” highlights Acadians’ essential role fighting for Canada

 Title: Bombs and Barbed Wire Published by: Goose Lane Editions with the Gregg Centre for the Study of War and Society Author: Ronald Cormier Price: $19.95 ISBN: 9781773102788 Too often, the brave individuals who endangered their lives during war times are overlooked. This is especially true of the Acadians who served

Wabanaki Modern showcases the most influential pieces of the MIC

 Title: Wabanaki Modern Published by: Goose Lane Editions with the Beaverbrook Art Gallery Price: $45 ISBN:  9781773102665 In the early 1960s, a small number of Indigenous-led artist cooperatives needed government funding to boost commerce on reserves. At their peak, the Micmac Indian Craftsmen could be found in print media from coast

From the Forest to the Sea: Emily Carr in British Columbia

 Title: From the Forest to the Sea: Emily Carr in British Columbia Published by: Goose Lane Editions with Art Gallery of Ontario Hardcover: $50 ISBN: 9780864928696 Emily Carr is unmatched in her catching of the natural and cultural landscapes in the beautiful British Columbia. This major volume, designed to accompany an

“Maud Lewis: Paintings for Sale” is a vibrant tribute to Maritime art history

 Published by: Goose Lane Editions with the McMichael Canadian Art Collection Price: $35 ISBN: (Hardcover) 9781773101460 The vibrance of Maud Lewis’ colours and the eccentricity of her creations have won her a place as one of Canada’s most beloved folk artists. Born in 1903, Maud spent her life humbly encapsulating the

Restigouche: The Long Run of the Wild River

 BY: Lee, Philip (2020), PUBLISHER: Goose Lane Editions PAGES: 272 ISBN: 9781773100883 Reviewed by David B. Brooks Philip Lee has given us a fine book about the life of an important, ancient, and northerly flowing and still partially “wild river” in New Brunswick. However, it does not deserve all the loving kudos that one finds

A Like Vision: The Group Of Seven & Tom Thomson

 Title: A Like Vision: The Group Of Seven & Tom Thomson Author: Ian A.C. Dejardin & Sarah Milroy Hardcover:   9781773102054   Publisher: Goose Lane Editions A Like Vision is a lavish celebration of the legacy of Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven, Canada's canonical landscape painters. The Group's depiction of the rugged beauty