Narvaez Bay: Tidal Predictions for 2012
musical score of a conceptual work by Mark Timmings co-composed with Stephen Morris.
Performed by the Vancouver Chamber Choir under the direction of Jon Washburn as part of the event programming for DEADHEAD, a floating sculpture by Cedric, Nathan and Jim Bomford, presented by Other Sights for Artists’ Projects. The score for Narvaez Bay: Tidal Predictions for 2012 forms a calendar in which the daily tide levels predicted to occur over the course of a year are transcribed onto a musical scale.

Multiple Elementary, 2018all Tale Postcards from Big Rock Candy Mountain.
Hannah Jickling and Helen Reed 
Multiple Elementary explores the elementary school classroom as a site of invention and reception of contemporary art practices. This project was a precursor to Big Rock Candy Mountain.

Grow DIY Manual, 2014
a project by Holly Schmidt in partnership with Other Sights for Artists’ Projects.
“Inspired by the Farmers’ Almanac which is a repository for sage advice about gardening, weather predictions and canning recipes, the Grow DIY Manual brings together critical writing, illustrated DIY projects, weather reports and local seasonal recipes. The manual acts as both a reflection on the Grow project and a look forward to future possibilities.”

Deadhead, 2014
Cedric, Nathan and Jim Bomford, published by the Burrard Arts Foundation and Other Sights for Artists’ Projects
The Dead­head pub­li­ca­tion presents a rich visual nar­ra­tive of an ambi­tious sculp­tural project by the Bom­fords that leads the reader through phases of early research, stu­dio pro­duc­tion, instal­la­tion, life on the water and final decon­struc­tion.

The Games Are Open, 2010-2014
Folke Köb­ber­ling and Mar­tin Kalt­wasser, published by Other Sights for Artists’ Projects
Designed as a hand-held flipbook, this publication animates the project’s transformation from sculpture to garden over a four-year period.

Digital Natives, 2011
edited by Lorna Brown and Clint Burnham,
“Publication includes essays by Candice Hopkins, Clint Burnham and Lorna Brown, a history of the site created by historian Susan Roy, and selected entries from the project blog along with reproductions of the work of contributing artists and writers…”

T&T False Creek, an exhibition catalogue of work by T&T, 2010
Curated by Patrik Andersson February 4 – March 4, 2010. Introduction by Patrik Andersson, Essay by Jordan Strom.
“This exhibition catalogue accompanied the exhibition False Creek that was commissioned by the Pendulum Gallery to coincide with the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.”

Group Search & Memory Palace, 2006-2007
in partnership with Other Sights for Artists’ Projects and Doryphore Independent Curators. Edited by Lorna Brown and Karen Love.
“Designed by Mark Timmings in a `tumbler’ format, the book brings together into one volume full colour reproductions of nine site-specific art projects along with essays by Renee Baert, Colin Browne, Vanessa Kwan, Derek Simons, Jordan Strom and the project curators, Lorna Brown and Karen Love.”

Hannah Jickling and Helen Reed: Tastemakers, 2018
“Artists, so the stereotype goes, are those who lack a proclivity for typical schooling. Not rationally-minded enough to succeed in an environment of memorization and recall, testing, argument-making. So, when artists re-enter these strange public spaces, what is our role?”

Zoë  Chan: Travels in  Chocolate, Candy Culture, and Kid Creativity, 2017
“Hannah Jickling and Helen Reed play thus with the art milieu’s unspoken rules of the game, destabilizing its systems of value through their creation of a chocolate bar that “zigzags” in and out of commodity status.”

Vanessa Kwan: Big Rock Candy Mountain – the Start of Something Bigger and Smaller, 2016
“In the constellation of good and bad taste, kids are a special case: they are a powerful marketing demographic, but their dependency on the full-fledged agency of adults makes it hard to access their creative potential in real terms. They are wild consumers, with guardians as proxies.”

Randy Lee Cutler: Informal Communities: Celestial, Terrestrial and Subterranean Movements, 2011
“The Grow Project and the Bulkhead Urban Agriculture Lab began germinating long before the first seeds were sown and ended long after the harvesting of carrots, mustards greens, pumpkins, and other crops. A concatenation of performance art, sculpture, social practice and still unnamed forms of emergent creativity…”

Jordan Strom: Take The Road To The Future Now(1) on T+T (Tony Romano and Tyler Brett), False Creek, 2010
“In summer of 2007 a banner was proudly unfurled from one of the upper stories of a newly erected condominium tower on the north footing of Vancouver’s Cambie Street Bridge.”

Bruce Grenville on Eric Deis, Last Chance, 2010
“It is a sad picture, and one that carries a surprising anxiety. The small house is surrounded by chain link fencing, topped with barbed wire, a ‘beware of dog’ sign bars the door, and nearby another hand-scrawled posting advises that the house and lot are not for sale.”

Holly Ward: The Transcendental Monument on Köbberling & Kaltwasser, The Games are Open, 2010
“It is a sad picture, and one that carries a surprising anxiety. The small house is surrounded by chain link fencing, topped with barbed wire, a ‘beware of dog’ sign bars the door, and nearby another hand-scrawled posting advises that the house and lot are not for sale.”