Art Metropole: The Top 100 by the National Gallery of Canada Tray It's the summer of 1914

It's the summer of 1914

art critic Jennifer Allen uncovers some of the forces at work within Burn’s narrativisation of his personal life and reflection on his role as an artist

Self-published by the artist Philip Woollam

more preoccupied with prophecies and mood swings than the sterileness of factuality

Art Metropole: The Top 100 by the National Gallery of Canada Tray It's the summer of 1914Born of the 2006 2007 exhibition at the National Gallery, this book contains assorted publications, moments, and multiples from the Art Metropole collection of over 13,000 items. It tells the story of Art Metropole with fulsome evidence of the organizations commitment to documenting conceptual art from the early 70's to present day. New texts by AA Bronson, Peggy Gale, Kitty Scott and Jonathan Shaughnessy. Details Publisher: National Gallery of Canada