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Art Prints

Limited edition and original art prints.

If you would like to purchase a print, please email gallery@umanitoba.ca to arrange for payment and delivery.

Robert Houle, schoolhouse from Sandy Bay Residential School Series, 2009, oil stick on paper. Collection of the School of Art Gallery, acquired with funds from the York Wilson Endowment Award, the Canada Council for the Arts.

Robert Houle: schoolhouse

(from the Sandy Bay Residential School Series)

2018
Printed on Epson Somerset Velvet by Trevor Baziuk in an edition of 100 with 10 artist proofs. Editions 11-55 are available through the School of Art.
18” x 15” (unframed)

Price: $250

“ The first of two dozen drawings done consecutively in August of 2009. They are memory-based, the windows of the school represent my siblings and parents as we all attended this architecture of assimilation. ” - Robert Houle

The artist has generously permitted the School of Art to create this reproduction. All proceeds from the sale of this print will be used to enhance and support the experience of Indigenous students studying at the School of Art.

Publications

If you would like to purchase a publication, please email gallery@umanitoba.ca to arrange for payment and delivery.

  • Pahgedenaun publication

    Robert Houle: Pahgedenaun

    2019
    Co-published with Carleton University Art Gallery
    96 pages, hardcover
    Featuring texts by Robert Houle, Sandra Dyck, and Paul Hess

    Price: $25

    ahgedenaun brings together many of the drawings and installations artist Robert Houle created about his childhood experiences at Sandy Bay Residential School, located in his home community of Sandy Bay First Nation, on the western shore of Lake Manitoba. It is produced in conjunction with two solo exhibitions of Houle’s work: enuhmo andúyaun (the road home) at School of Art Gallery (2012) and Pahgedenaun at CUAG (2018).

    Pahgedenaun is a Saulteaux word expressing the self-defining and self-determining act of “letting it go from your mind,” embodied in Houle’s profoundly powerful and unsettling artworks, which embody acts of memory, truth-telling, survivance, and healing.

  • Erwin Huebner

    Erwin Huebner: Intimate Encounters

    2018
    Concertina book with wooden slipcover
    Edition of 29 with two artist proofs

    Price: $380

    The artist has generously donated this edition of handmade books to the School of Art. All proceeds from the sale of the book will be used to support School of Art students who are interested in print media or microscopy.

    Intimate Encounters is an edition of 29 concertina books with wooden slip covers each containing a color title page and a selection of black and white scanning electron microscope images of material from the Kingdom Plantae. Each image was photographed as an art object. Some images are abstract in nature while others evoke a sense of mystery by their pattern, texture and response evoked in the viewer.

    Erwin Huebner is Professor Emeritus, Department of Biological Sciences and Artist in Residence, School of Art at the University of Manitoba. He has established an international reputation for his inspired approaches to creating handmade books, ranging from the miniature and microscopic, to the grandly over-scale, from traditional bindings to those adapting found objects to hold them together.

Four loose pages of Ciel Caudle's Pocket Worlds document fanned out on a white background. featuring black and white copy and title text.
Free Publication

Ciel Caudle: Pocket Worlds

This resource was put together during the COVID-19 pandemic when many artists and art institutions struggled with connecting with their audiences during the lockdown. As many offices and organizations shifted to Zoom or other online forms of communication, artists and galleries were challenged to consider digital environments for art presentation. And further, how and where could art be presented in ways that wouldn’t contribute to Zoom fatigue?

Free Digital Copy (PDF)

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