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AGYU BOOKSTORE:
AGYU Exhibition Pamphlets (listed by year of publication)
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2000 |
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AGYU York University Sculpture Collection
$2.00
Includes detailed descriptions of on-campus sculptures.
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1998
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Implicating Possibilities
5 pp, 6 b&w photos
$2.00
This brochure documents the exhibition by the Toronto visual arts collective ALLM, which is composed of David Armstrong, Yam Lau, Gordon Lebredt, and Garry Madlung. Contains artists' statements.
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1994 |
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Marlene Dumas
$5.00
Includes black and white reproductions of Dumas' paintings, along with an essay by Jolie van Leeuwen.
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Cathy Daley
7pp, 6 b&w photos
$2.00
Contains an interview with Cathy Daley by Katarina Berins.
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1993 |
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Zvi Goldstein
$5.00
A brochure produced to accompany the exhibition of Zvi Goldstein, includes writing by the artist.
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1992 |
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Lynne Cohen
4 pp, 3 b&w plates, 1992
$2.00
A brochure produced to accompany an exhibition of recent photographs by Canadian artist Lynne Cohen, includes an essay by Montréal writer Johanne Lamoureux.
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1991 |
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Reading: Public Signs, Private Acts
4pp, 3 b&w plates, 1991
ISBN 0-920872-94-8
$2.00
A brochure produced to accompany an exhibition of work by: Greg Curnoe, Robert Fones, Joseph Kosuth, Gordon Lebredt, Becky Singleton, Michael Snow and Vincent Tangredi, includes an essay by exhibition curator Walter Klepac.
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1990 |
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Diagnosis
4pp, 3 b&w plates, 1990
$2.00
A brochure produced to accompany an exhibition of work by: Marc de Guerre, Mark Lewis, Kiki Smith and Jana Sterbak, includes an essay by exhibition curator Catherine Crowston.
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James Coleman: Box (aahreturnabout)
3pp, 1 b&w plate, 1990
$2.00
A brochure produced to accompany the exhibition of a filmloop installation by Irish artist James Coleman, includes an essay by Toronto writer Dot Tuer.
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