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Toronto Women's Bookstore
Toronto Women's Bookstore is an award winning bookstore on Harbord Street near Spadina dedicated to promoting anti-oppression politics and feminist politics.
Sardinha The King of BBQ Chicken.
By Nancy Paiva.
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SHARY BOYLE: FLESH AND BLOOD
Louise Déry with contributions from James Bewley & Michelle Jacques
Published by Galerie de l’UQAM (December 2010)
192 pp 67 col. ill. 10.5 x 8.5 in hardcover
978-2-920325-41-8
$40.00
Free freight, 40%, returnable.
Virtuosity and refinement define the fabulous world of multi-disciplinary artist Shary Boyle. With extraordinary versatility, the Toronto artist engages in drawing, painting, sculpture, audio-visual performance and installations to explore human psychological and emotional states through a fictional fantasy. This major publication features all new works, many created especially for Boyle's first solo museum exhibition touring nationally throughout 2011. Three original essays and dozens of colour plates showcase the remarkable talent of this upcoming artist.