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Card Covers. First Edition, First Printing. Unpaginated. [pp. 47]. 12mo., measuring 17cm. Black-and-white, and colour photographs, illustrations. Unread; as new. "Catalogue of a traveling exhibition", Mother's Mother's Mother, is a community effort-a collaborative exhibition guided, organized, and shared by Urban Shaman, aceartinc., Mentoring Artists for Women's Art and the Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba". "Accompanying the exhibition, Mother's Mother's Mother: the Legacy and Rebellion of Aboriginal Women's Art, this catalogue brings together essays by the exhibition curator Jenny Western and guest writer Leah Fontaine. Showcasing works by Hannah Claus, Rosalie Favell, Maria Hupfield, Shelley Niro, Daphne Odjig, and Tania Willard, the exhibition addressed the generational relationships that occur among women within familial contexts, schools of theory, and the contemporary Canadian Aboriginal art scene. Linking these three concepts with a line drawn from the traditional to the present, Western and Fontaine reflect upon the creation of historiographies through myth, memory, inheritance, and difference. Jointly produced by Urban Shaman Gallery, Ace Art Inc., and the Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba, Mother's Mother's Mother was exhibited at Urban Shaman Gallery and Ace Art Inc first in Winnipeg between July 10 and August 16, 2008 and then at the Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba between September 5 and October 15, 2008. This publication was produced by the collaborating venues in partnership with MAWA (Mentoring Artists for Women's Art)"--49th Shelf website (viewed August 2, 2016), "Mother's Mother's Mother will be exhibited at Urban Shaman Gallery and Ace Art Inc. spaces concurrently from July 10 August 16, 2008. A panel discussion will be held in conjunction with Plug In ICA on Thursday, July 10 at 7pm and opening reception at Urban Shaman Gallery and Ace Art Inc. at 8pm.The exhibition will then travel to Brandon where it will be displayed at the Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba from September 5 - October 18, 2008"--Canadian Dimension website (viewed August 2, 2016).…