Sailing Directions : Inner Passage Queen Charlotte Sound to Chatham Sound : Booklet PAC 205

Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Canada

Space Captain Adelaide: Shadows of the Fallen

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Yourkowski, Yvonne

Science Fiction

Freefight: Book Two of The Gryphon Saga

Horn, L E

Fantasy

The Complementary Model of Board Governance

Business & Money

Abbott, Thomas

Business Development & Entrepreneurship

GIFT of JUMUʿAH: A COLLECTION OF FORTY FRIDAY SERMONS TO ENHANCE OUR FAITH Volume Two: Volume Two

Religion & Spirituality

Badat, Mohammed

Islam

For Luna

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Abma, Don

Mystery

This book presents new paintings by acclaimed New York–based artist Jason Fox (born 1964), along with sketches, source material and works on paper made between 2006 and 2016. Fox paints hybrid portraits―humanoid monsters and existential figures―often posed behind a canvas, as though in the act of their own creation. 
In an interview with the artist Joe Bradley included in this volume, Fox describes his influences and subject matter, which range from comic books, rock icons and minimalism, to his dog, Duncan, and former president Barack Obama. Published on the occasion of Square Cave, the artist’s solo exhibition at Canada gallery in New York, this book provides insight into Fox’s multivalent and psychedelic studio practice.

Jason Fox

Arts & Photography

Individual Artists

Bernhardt paints a brightly hued portrait of the glorious jumble of contemporary life
This is the first book to provide a comprehensive overview of Katherine Bernhardt’s wildly popular pattern paintings. Spanning 2013 through 2016, it collects over 100 of her brightly colored canvases. Well known for paintings of super models ripped from glossy fashion magazines and, more recently, Morrocan rug motifs, in 2013 Bernhardt dropped all direct quotation and now paints straight from her imagination, mining her own fertile reservoir of experience, imagery and sensation. Since then, Bernhardt has produced paintings that mix an assortment of objects reflecting her daily experiences, from life in New York to her love of Puerto Rico, her Saint Louis roots and family life. The objects are painted with incredible verve and tenacity, and include a jumble of the following items on colorfully activated grounds: watermelon slices, boom boxes, computers, pizza slices, cassette tapes, hamburgers, basketballs, old cell phones, airplanes, fruit, sharks, water, sea turtles, cigarettes, sharpies and keyboards. Bernhardt presents a slightly delirious feeling of New York City, the out-of-date and the up-to-the-minute all in one. 
Katherine Bernhardt

Katherine Bernhardt

Collaged photo-portraits of creative communities in New York and LondonA comprehensive monograph on New York-based photographer Mary Manning (born 1972), Grace Is Like New Music includes hundreds of images that span the last decade of their production and are arranged into multiphotographic compositions. Designed in collaboration with long-time friend Joe Gilmore, the book portrays Manning's creative community in New York, London and elsewhere, and depicts subjects and sensibilities inspired by their interests in dance, film, fashion and poetry. Using a basic point-and-shoot camera, Manning captures people, nature, the street and everything in between. Their practice is an exercise in recording and collecting, an effort in "paying attention as a practice of being alive." The book includes an essay by writer Olivia Laing and a contribution by S*an D. Henry-Smith.

Mary Manning: Grace Is Like New Music

Photography & Video

Is “Better Late Than Never” a thing—or a huge mistake?\nWhen genealogist Ellie McLellan’s Aunt Norma confessed to a long-held secret family crime, the senior genealogist group declare a road trip to the scene of the crime—a remote lakeside resort named Virginia’s Cabins. Time to right that long-ago wrong.\nSince Norma was last at Virginia’s Cabins, things have changed. A lot.\nHustled together into cramped quarters, the senior genealogists must first confront the new resort owners, locate the treasure they seek, squash rumors Aunty Norma was once a spy, pull off a surprise proposal, and prod Ellie into researching her most important case yet.\nAll before naptime.

Family Crimes: Ellie McLellan Genealogy Mystery - Book 4

Farrar, Beth

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