Developing out of major survey exhibitions at Artspace Visual Arts Centre, Australia, and Te Tuhi, Aotearoa New Zealand, this book surveys almost four decades of work by Canada based artist Bruce Barber. Ranging across performance, installation, film, video and photography, Barber's practice has long been situational and propositional, resulting in works that engage and question social and political regimes of power. Edited by Stephen Cleland and Blair French, this book features extensive documentation of Barber's work between 1970 and 2008 along with contributions by Bruce Barber, Christina Barton, Brad Buckley, Emma Bugden, Mark A. Cheetham, Alex Gawronski, Marc James Léger and Laura Preston.

ISBN: 978-1-920781-44 6

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