DAVID THAUBERGER - Galerie de Bellefeuille

DAVID THAUBERGER 

Born in 1948, Holdfast, Saskatchewan 

Né en 1948 à Holdfast, Saskatchewan 

FORMATION/EDUCATION: 

1973 Master of Fine Arts, University of 

Montana, Missoula, Montana 

1972 Master of Arts, California State 

University, Sacramento, California 

1971 Bachelor of Fine Arts, University of 

Saskatchewan, Regina, SK 

EXPÉRIENCE PROFESSIONELLE 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 

2008 Named Member of the Order of 

Canada 

2004 Appointed to the Executive of the 

Canadian Commission for 

UNESCO 

2003 Appointed to the President’s 

Advisory Committee on Art, 

University of Regina, Regina, SK 

2002 Appointed as Board Member of the 

Canada Council 

2002- Member, Art Advisory Committee, 

1999 Canada Council Art Bank 

2000- Board of Trustees, MacKenzie Art 

1994 Gallery, Regina, SK 

(Executive 1995-2000) 

1998 International Sculpture Conference, 

Chicago, Illinois: “The Ghost of Grant” 

“Wood: Regionalism for our time”, (Panel 

discussion including: Michael 

Hall, Carl Cheng, Paul Krainak, Lisa 

Stone, David Thauberger), “Main 

Street as Mainstream: Popular Culture 

and Art”, (Panel discussion including: 

Lew Alquist, Mary Douglas, David 

Wilson, David Thauberger) 

1997 “North by Midwest: A Charles Burchfield 

Symposium”, Columbus Museum of 

Art, Columbus, Ohio “Why Burchfield 

Now”, (Panel discussion including: 

Michael Hall, Kenneth Ames, 

Martha Fleischman, Nanette 

Maciejeunes, Roald Nasgaard, 

Richard Wooten, David Thauberger) 

UNICEF Greeting Card 

1993 Canadian Art Odyssey Kluane 

Expedition Member, Yukon 

Territories 

Visiting Artist, Confederation Centre 

Art Gallery, Charlottetown, PEI 

1990 Visiting Artist, Burlington Cultural 

Centre, Burlington, ON 

1987-79 Travel in Europe (countries visited 

include England, Holland, Belgium, 

France, Switzerland, Germany, Italy) 

1985-83 Visual Arts Consultant, Saskatchewan 

Arts Board, Regina, SK 

1983 Visiting Artist, Banff School of Fine 

Arts, Banff, AB 

1981 Curated and assembled the 

exhibition “Harvey McInnes”, 

(catalogue), Mendel Art Gallery, 

Saskatoon, SK, Glenbow Museum, 

Calgary, AB 

1979 Research assistant: “From the Heart” 

CBC Television Documentary series 

“Spectrum”, December 

Research and article: “Making a Home 

out of Existence”, ArtsCanada, issue 

230/231, Prairie Folk Art (Oct/Nov 

pp. 1-14) 

1978-74 Visual Arts Assistant, Saskatchewan 

Arts Board, Regina, SK 

1976 Conceived and assembled “Grass 

Roots Saskatchewan” exhibition 

(catalogue), Norman MacKenzie Art 

Gallery, Regina, SK, and provincial 

tour 

1975 Summer Session, Instructor of 

Ceramics – University of 

Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK 

Presented numerous lectures on 

Saskatchewan Folk Art across 

Canada 

1973 Summer Session Instructor, 


1971 Taught Ceramics to pre-school 

children, Regina, SK 

1971-70 Student Assistant, Ceramics – 


1969 Taught Ceramics to high-school 

students, Regina, SK 

1969-67 Taught Public School, Regina, SK

EXPOSITIONS INDIVIDUELLES 

SOLO EXHIBITIONS: 

2004 Douglas Udell Gallery, Edmonton 

2003 “David Thauberger: Along Main Street”, 

Susan Whitney Gallery, Regina, SK 

2002 “David Thauberger and the Art of the 

Genuine Simulation - The Moose Jaw 

Pictures”, Moose Jaw Museum & Art 

Gallery, Moose Jaw, SK 

2000 Susan Whitney Gallery, Regina, SK 

1997 Equinox Gallery, Vancouver, BC 


1994 “David Thauberger - Coast to Coast to 

Coast”, Drabinsky Gallery, 

Toronto, ON 

1993 “Vancouver Paintings”, Equinox 

Gallery, Vancouver, BC 

1992 “Small Business”, Drabinsky Gallery, 

Toronto, ON 

1991 “David Thauberger - New Paintings”, 

Equinox Gallery, Vancouver, BC 

1990 “David Thauberger - New Paintings”, 


“David Thauberger - Prints 1978-1990”, 

Divino Cafe/Gallery, 

Calgary, AB (with Paul Kuhn Fine 

Arts) 

1989 “David Thauberger”, Gallery 454, 

Winnipeg, MB 

“Ideal City - New Paintings by David 

Thauberger”, Paul Kuhn Gallery, 

Calgary, AB 

1988 “David Thauberger - Paintings 1978-1988”, 

Norman Mackenzie 

Art Gallery, Regina, SK 

Memorial University Art Gallery, St. 

John’s, NL 

The Koffler Centre of the Arts, 

Toronto, ON 

Art Gallery of Windsor, Windsor, ON 

Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, SK 

Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, MB 

Nickle Arts Museum, University of 

Calgary, Calgary, AB 

1987 "David Thauberger”, Mira Godard 

Gallery, Toronto, ON 

“David Thauberger”, Susan Whitney 

Gallery, Regina, SK 

“David Thauberger - Landscape Paintings”, 

Swift Current 

National Exhibition Centre, Swift 

Current, SK 

1986 “David Thauberger - Recent Paintings”, 

Woltjen/Udell Gallery, Edmonton, AB 

1985 “David Thauberger - Recent Paintings”, 


“David Thauberger”, Canada House 

Cultural Centre, London, England 

“David Thauberger - Recent Paintings”, Mira 

Godard Gallery, Toronto, ON 

1984 “David Thauberger Works on Paper”, 


“David Thauberger – Prints”, Art 

Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, ON 

1983 “David Thauberger”, Mira Godard 


“Gems of the Yellowstone”, Susan 

Whitney Gallery, Regina, SK 

“David Thauberger: Prairie Paintings”, 

Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina, SK 

Southern Alberta Art Gallery, 

Lethbridge, AB 

Confederation Centre Art Gallery 

and Museum, Charlottetown, PEI 

1982 “David Thauberger”, Mira Godard 


“David Thauberger”, Gallery Don 

Stewart, Montreal, PQ 

“David Thauberger”, Art Gallery of 

Hamilton, Hamilton, ON 

“David Thauberger”, Art Gallery of 

Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS 

1981 “David Thauberger”, 49th Parallel 

Centre for Contemporary Canadian 

Art, New York, NY 

“David Thauberger”, Susan Whitney 


1980 “David Thauberger”, Glenbow 

Museum, Calgary, AB 

1979 “Prairie Pictures”, Dunlop Art Gallery, 

Regina, SK 

1978 Kesik Gallery, Regina, SK 

1977 Shoestring Gallery, Saskatoon, SK 

1975 Rosemont Art Gallery, Regina, SK 

1974 Art Department Gallery, University 

of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK 

1973 Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina, SK 

University Art Gallery, Missoula, 

Montana 

1972 Jennifer Pauls Gallery, Sacramento, 

CA

1971 “David Thauberger”, Visual Arts 

Department, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 

Regina, SK 

“David Thauberger”, Memorial 

University, St John’s, NL 

Confederation Art Centre, 

Charlottetown, PEI 

New Brunswick Museum, Saint 

John, NB 

Heritage Museum, Halifax, NS 

Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton, 

NB 

EXPOSITIONS DE GROUPE 

GROUP EXHIBITIONS: 

2009 Art 2009, Galerie de Bellefeuille, 

Montréal, QC 

2008 Toronto Interantional Art Fair, Galerie 

de Bellefeuille 

2007 “A Prairie Companion…Saskatchewan 

Art from AGNS Collection”, Art 

Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS 

“Familiar but Foreign”, Dunlop Art 


“Snow Show”, University Club, 


2006 “Blue Mousse and Velvet Bunnies”, Art 

Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS 

2005 “Regina Clay: Worlds in the Making”, 

MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina, SK 

Museum London, London, ON 

Burlington Art Centre, Burlington, 

ON 


Kelowna Art Gallery, Kelowna, BC 

2004 “Seeing is Believing”, Organization of 

Saskatchewan Arts Councils, 

Provincial tour 

2005 “Chasing Amnesia”, MacKenzie Art 


“Making Friends: The Role of Friends, 

Mentors & Patrons in the Development of 

Saskatchewan Art”, MacKenzie Art 


2004 “That’s My Wonderful Town”, 


“A Father’s Day Exhibition”, Dunlop 


2003 “Lonestar”, Kenderdine Art Gallery, 

University of Saskatchewan, 

Saskatoon, SK 

2003-02 “Qu’Appelle: Tales of Two Valleys”, 

Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, SK, 

McMichael Canadian Collection, 

Kleinburg, ON, 


2002 “Hyper Space: Lenticular, Photographs”, 

Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina, SK 

“Variety Pack: Pop Art’s Legacy in 

Canada”, Glenbow Museum, Calgary, 

AB 

“Deep Prairie”, Susan Whitney Gallery 

in cooperation with Lyons Wier 

Gallery, New York, NY 

2001 “Their Own Backyard”, (From the 

collections of the University of 

Lethbridge), Southern Alberta Art 

Gallery, Lethbridge, AB 

2000 “Face Forward: Six Canadians Confront 

the Millennium”, Glenbow Museum, 

Calgary, AB 

“Cluck!!! (Portraits of Prairie Poultry)”, 

University of Saskatchewan Library, 

Saskatoon, SK 

“Canadian Surveys: Prairies”, Douglas 

Udell Gallery, Vancouver, BC and 

Edmonton, AB 

“Art of Our Century (Part II: Modern 

Art at Millennium’s End)”, Appleton 

Museum of Art, Ocala, FL 

1999 “Summer Exhibitions”, Equinox 


“Regionalism Reconsidered”, MacKenzie 


1998 “Prairie Sentinels”, The Kenderdine 

Gallery, University of Saskatchewan, 

Saskatoon, SK 

“Soup to Nuts: Pop Art and its Legacy”, 

(From the collections of the 

University of Lethbridge Art 

Gallery) Cheney Cowles Museum, 

Spokane, Washington. Toured USA 

“In the Wilds: Canoeing and Canadian 

Art”, McMichael Canadian Art 

Collection, Kleinburg, ON 

(Catalogue pp. 43-45, rep. 45) 

“Twin Peaks”, Whyte Museum of the 

Canadian Rockies, Banff, AB 

1997 “Royal Canadian Academy of Arts: 

Prairie Region Exhibition”, Winnipeg

Art Gallery, Winnipeg, MB and 


(Catalogue, reproduction) 

“Earth Works: from SaskTel’s Art 

Collection”, Saskatchewan touring 

exhibition 

“Mendel Open”, Mendel Art Gallery, 

Saskatoon, SK 

“North by Midwest: The Paintings of 

Charles Burchfield”, Columbus 

Museum of Art, Columbus, Ohio 

and Burchfield-Penny Art Centre, 

Buffalo, NY (Catalogue, rep. p.260) 

1995 “Ark”, Illingworth Kerr Gallery, 

Alberta College of Art & Design, 

Calgary, AB 

“The Cowboy Show”, Susan Whitney 


“Still Life”, Paul Kuhn Gallery, 

Calgary, AB 

1994 “Contemporary Canadian Works From 

The Collection of the Art Gallery, 

University of Lethbridge”, Ford Centre 

for the Performing Arts, Toronto, 

ON 

“Making and Meaning – Art & Craft in 

Saskatchewan”, Swift Current 

National Exhibition Centre, Swift 

Current, SK (Brochure) 

“The Human Factor: Selections from the 

Canada Council Art Bank”, Whyte 

Museum of the Canadian Rockies, 

Banff, AB 

“Hidden Values: Western Canadian 

Corporations Collect”, Edmonton Art 

Gallery, Edmonton, AB 

“The Kluane Expedition”, Yukon Arts 

Centre, Whitehorse, YT 

McMichael Canadian Collection, 

Kleinburg, ON 

“Alumni Exhibition”, Department of 

Visual Arts, University of Regina, 

Regina, SK 

1993 Seattle Art Fair, Seattle, WA 

“The Print Show”, Drabinsky Gallery, 

Toronto, ON 

“Obscured Horizon – Contemporary 

Landscape”, Mississauga Civic Centre 

Gallery, Mississauga, ON (Brochure) 

“Constructed Environments”, Surrey Art 

Gallery, Surrey, BC 

“Reflecting Paradise”, Canadian 

Participation EXPO 93, Taejon, 

Korea and South Korean Tour 

Commonwealth Games, Victoria, 

BC 

1992 “The Grand Western Canadian 

Screenshop – Printing, People and 

History”, MacKenzie Art Gallery, 

Regina, SK (Catalogue, 

reproduction) 

Art Gallery of Windsor Ontario, 

Windsor, ON 

Ukrainian Culture Centre, Winnipeg, 

MB 

“Gallery Artists”, Susan Whitney 


“Chicago New Art Forms Exhibition”, 

Chicago, Illinois 

“Canada, Our Home and Native Land: 

Living the Landscape”, Canada Post 

Corp., Ottawa, ON (Nationally 

touring exhibition) (Catalogue, 

reproduction) 

“Legal Perspective: Works from the 

Collection of Osler, Hoskin and 

Harcourt”, McMichael Gallery, 

Kleinburg, ON (Catalogue, 

reproduction) 

“35 Years of Collecting”, MacKenzie 


1991 “International Contemporary Art Fair”, 

Los Angeles, CA 

“Seattle International Art Fair”, Seattle, 

WA 

“Small Works”, Equinox Gallery, 

Vancouver, BC 

“Wild Things”, Winnipeg Art Gallery, 

Winnipeg, MB 

1990 “Of Style and Steel”, Via Rail Canada, 

Montreal, QC (Touring) (Catalogue, 

reproduction) 

“Opening Exhibition”, MacKenzie Art 

Gallery, Regina, SK (Catalogue, 

reproduction) 

“Summer Show”, Susan Whitney 


1989 “Tenth Anniversary Exhibition”, Susan 

Whitney Gallery, Regina, SK 


“The Mendel Art Gallery – Twenty Five 

Years of Collecting”, Mendel Art 

Gallery, Saskatoon, SK

“Saskatoon Imagined: Art and 

Architecture in the Wonder City”, 



“Living Impressions – Contemporary 

Canadian Graphics”, Art Gallery of 

Hamilton, Hamilton, ON 

1988 “Canada Nouveau”, Canadian High 

Commission and Liberty’s 

Department Store, London, England 

“Recent Acquisitions”, Art Gallery of 

Windsor, Windsor, ON 



1987 “True North/Far West”, University of 

the Pacific Gallery, Stockton, CA 


“Print Shops of Canada”, MacDonald 

Stewart Art Gallery, Guelph, ON 

“International Contemporary Art Fair”, 


“Chicago International New Art Forms 

Exposition”, Chicago, IL 

“Prairie Connections…”, University of 

Lethbridge Art Gallery, Lethbridge, 

AB 

“The Pemberton Collection Exhibit”, 

Western Canada Tour (Brochure) 

“Sport Art ‘87”, Rosemont Art 




1986 “Culture’s Nature”, Dunlop Art 


reproduction) 

“International Contemporary Art Fair”, 


“Saskatchewan: A Sense of Place”, 

Rosemont Art Gallery, Regina, SK 

(Brochure) 

“Double Takes”, Saskatchewan 

Writers Guild, Saskatoon, SK 



“Chicago International Art Exposition”, 

Navy Pier, Chicago, IL 

“Prints from the Permanent Collection of 

the Mendel Art Gallery”, Mendel Art 

Gallery, Saskatoon, SK 

1985 “Gallery Artists”, Susan Whitney 


Red Cross Art Auction, Regina, SK 

Mira Godard Gallery, Toronto, ON 

“The Second Generation: Current 

Saskatchewan Painting”, MacKenzie 

Art Gallery, Regina, SK (Catalogue, 

reproduction) 

1984 “Do You Take This Seriously”, 

Glenbow Museum, Calgary, AB 

“Regina Collects”, MacKenzie Art 


reproduction) 

“Images – New Representational Art”, 

Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, 

AB 



1983 “Prepaid Miniature Art Sale”, London 

Regional Art Gallery, London, ON 

“The Garden”, Vancouver Art 


“The Grand Western Canadian 

Screenshop: A Print Legend”, Ukrainian 

Culture Centre, Winnipeg, MB 


“The Grand Western Canadian 

Screenshop: A Print Legend”, 


(Catalogue) 



“High Tea”, Rosemont Art Gallery, 

Regina, SK (Catalogue) 

“New Perceptions: Landscapes”, 

Harbourfront Gallery, Toronto, ON 

(Brochure) 

1982 “Printmakers ‘82”, Art Gallery of 

Ontario, Toronto, ON 

“Calgary Corporations Collect Realism”, 

Muttart Gallery, Calgary, AB 

“Saskatchewan Open ‘82”, Mendel Art 


“Works on Paper”, Gallery Don 

Stewart, Toronto, ON 



1981 “Works from Art Bank” MacKenzie 


“Works from Art Bank”, Mendel Art 


1980 “Contemporary Canadian Prints”, 

Bijenkorf Department Store, 

Amsterdam, Holland

“Works of Art from Art Bank”, 

Algonquin College of Art Gallery, 

Ottawa, ON 

“Continental Clay Collection”, 



“Pluralities 1980”, National Gallery of 

Canada, Ottawa, ON (Catalogue, 

reproduction) 

“Artists as Print Makers”, 

Harbourfront Gallery, Toronto, ON 

‘Saskatchewan Paper”, MacKenzie Art 


1978 “Paper Tigers”, Dunlop Art Gallery, 

Regina, SK 

1977 “Juried Exhibition”, Dunlop Art 


“Art in Architecture”, Mendel Art 


1976 “Joe Fafard/David Thauberger”, Swift 

Current National Exhibition Centre, 

Swift Current, SK (Poster) 

“Seven Ceramic Sculptors”, Southern 

Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge, AB 

(Brochure) 

“Messages from Southern Saskatchewan”, 

Dalhousie University Art Gallery, 

Halifax, NS (Catalogue, 

reproduction) 

“Ceramic Sculpture”, MacKenzie Art 


reproduction) 

1975 “Ceramics West ‘75”, Mendel Art 


1974 “12th International Jury Art Show”, 

Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, 

MB 

“New Clay in Regina”, MacKenzie Art 

Gallery, Regina, SK (Catalogue) 

“Nine Out of Ten”, Canadian Survey 

Exhibition, Art Gallery of Hamilton, 

Hamilton, ON (Catalogue) 

“Western Canadian Painting – the 

Prairies”, Saidye Bronfman Centre, 

Montreal, PQ (Brochure) 

1973 “Prairie Sculpture”, MacKenzie Art 


“Ceramics International”, Alberta 

College of Art, Calgary, AB 

(Catalogue) 

1971 “Northern California Arts”, Jennifer 

Pauls Gallery, Sacramento, CA 

“Regina Invitational”, MacKenzie Art 


“Crafts – Festival Canada”, National 

Arts Centre, Ottawa, ON 

“Faculty & Students From Regina”, 

University of Victoria, Victoria, BC 

1970 “Funk 3”, Burnaby Art Gallery, 

Burnaby, BC 

PRIX/COMMISSIONS 

AWARDS/COMMISSIONS: 

1998 Limited Edition Print for the 

University of Regina, Saskatchewan 

1992 Canada Post Corporation - Postage 

stamp design: “Canada, Our Home 

and Native Land” (Sask.) Canada 

Day 

1988 Via Rail Canada – ParkCar 1988 – 

“Mural Lounge” 

1987 Cineplex Odeon Corporation mural 

(Cloverleaf Mall). Richmond, 

Virginia 

Saskatchewan Housing Corporation 

– limited edition print 

UNICEF Greeting Card Design 

1986 Toronto Dominion Bank – limited 

edition print (Peppermint 

House/Chocolate House) 

Sask Expo ’86 Committee – design 

for exterior photographic mural 

Saskatchewan ’86 Pavilion, 

Vancouver, BC 

1985 Sask. Heritage ’86 Art Exhibition 

commission (Collection of 

Saskatchewan Arts Board) 

Molson Breweries Bicentennial 

Commission (Calendar Produced) 

1984 Cover: “Street of Dreams” by Gary 

Hyland, Coteau Books 

1983 Cover: “The Blue Pools of Paradise” 

by Mick Burns, Coteau Books 

1982 Canada Post Corporation – Postage 

stamp design: “Regina Centennial 

1881-1981”, Canada Day 

1981 Award for most creative bathtub in 

the annual “Pile O’ Bones Day 

Bathtub Race”, Regina, SK

1980 Limited edition print for the 75th 

anniversary of the Province of 

Saskatchewan “Vision 80” (Pasture 

Print) 

1979 Cover: “Peckertracks”, by Stan 

Dragland, Coach House Press 

1978 Cover: “Grain Magazine”, Vol. 6, 

No. 3 

1977 Canada Council Art Bank 

Commission – limited edition print 

with Grand Western Canadian 

Screenshop, Winnipeg, MB (Velvet 

Bunnies) 

1973 Medal, Ceramics International, 

Calgary, AB (for sculpture “Hero”) 

PUBLICATIONS/REVIEWS: 

2007 Newlands, Anne. Canadian 

Paintings, Prints & Drawings from 

the 18th to the 21st Century. Firefly 

Books Ltd. 

2006 Beug, L. Campbell, A. and Mah, J. 

(Editors). Regina’s Secret 

Spaces…Love and Lore of Local 

Geography. Canadian Plains 

Research Center, University of 

Regina, text and reproductions pp. 

97, 122, 123 

2005 Long, T. et al. Regina Clay: Worlds 

in the Making: exhibition catalogue 

and brochure, MacKenzie Art 

Gallery, Regina, catalogue essays and 

reproductions Sowiak, C. The 

Encyclopaedia of Saskatchewan: A 

Living Legacy. Canadian Plains 

Research Centre, University of 

Regina, essay and reproduction p. 

932 

2003 Miller, Heather. Primary Documents 

of 20th Century Canada: The Visual 

Arts. Canadian Heritage Collection; 

pp 40-43, reproduction p. 42. 

2002 Hall, Michael D. “David Thauberger 

and the Art of the Genuine 

Simulation.” Exhibition catalogue 

essay: pp. 5-15, reproductions. 

Anderson, Jack. “An Interrogation 

of Nostalgia – David Thauberger: 

The Moose Jaw Pictures.” Regina 

Leader Post, December 19. 

Anderson, Jack. “Hyperspace – 

Lenticular Photographs” Exhibition 

catalogue essay: reproductions. 

2001 Kellog, Alan. “David Thauberger: 

Realism rooted in the Prairie Soil.” 

Edmonton Journal, April 10. 

2000 Robertson, Sheila. “Clucks.” 

Western People #1032 (February 24, 

2000): pp. 4-5, reproduction. 

Anderson, Jack. “Artist’s Paintings 

Look into his Past.” Regina Leader 

Post, October 19. 

Newlands, Anne. Canadian Art 

From its Beginnings to 2000. Firefly 

Books Ltd.: essay & reproduction p. 

303. 

1998 Wylie, Liz. “In the Wilds – Canoeing 

and Canadian Art.” Exhibition 

catalogue essay: pp. 43-44, 

reproduction p. 45. 

Kellog, Alan. “Thauberger sees us as 

we like to see Ourselves.” 

Edmonton Journal, May 2. Spalding, 

Jeffery. “Soup to Nuts: Pop Art and 

Its Legacy” Exhibition catalogue 

essay. 

1997 Murray, Joan. “Home Truths” – A 

Celebration of Family Life by 

Canada’s Best Loved Painters. Key 

Porter Books Ltd., 1997; p. 32, 


Sprachman, Carol, et al. Significant 

Treasures – A Guide to Significant 

Treasures Awaiting You in Canada’s 

Museums. Canadian Federation of 

Friends of Museums, 1997; p. 198. 

Kurtz, John and Monica. Treasured 

Moments. 1997; p. 47; reproduction 

p. 154. DeGrow, D. “The Royal 

Canadian Academy of Art: Prairie 

Region Exhibition.” 

Exhibition catalogue essay: 

reproduction. 

Hall, M. & Maciejunes, N. “The 

Paintings of Charles Burchfield – 

North by Northwest: On the Middle 

Border, Charles Burchfield Re- 

Visited.” Exhibition catalogue essay: 

pp. 13-22; reproduction p. 260. 

Harvey N. Abrams Inc. in

association with the Columbus 

Museum of Art. 

1996 Wylie, Liz. “Canoeing and Canadian 

Art.” Queen’s Quarterly, 103/3 (Fall 

1996) pp. 615-627, reproductions p. 

624. 

1994 Swain, Robert. “Hidden Values – 

Contemporary Canadian Art in 

Corporate Collections.” Douglas & 

McIntyre, 1994; pp. 31, 32; 


1993 Spalding, Jeffrey. “Reflecting 

Paradise”. Exhibition catalogue 

essay: p.40, reproduction p. 43. 

1992 Davis, Angela E. “Printmaking and 

the Grand Western Screenshop: 

1950-1987”; Exhibition catalogue 

essay: pp. 37-43, reproduction. 

Blodgett, J, & Zuck, T. “Legal 

Perspective: Selected Works from 

the Collection of Osler Hoskin & 

Harcourt.” Exhibition catalogue 

essay: reproduction p. 24. 

1991 Bowen, Lisa Balfour. “Home on the 

Prairies”; (feature) Toronto Sun; 

December 1. 

Dempsey, Hugh A. Treasures of the 

Glenbow Museum; Glenbow- 

Alberta 

Institute, 1991; pp. 122-124, 

reproduction p.124. 

1990 Genereux, Linda. “Saskatchewan 

Funk”, Canadian House and Home, 

(May), pp. 50-53 reproduction p. 50. 

Reprinted in Canadian Medical 

Association Magazine. 

Riddell, W.A., Richmond, C. and 

Long, T. The MacKenzie Gallery – 

Norman MacKenzie’s Legacy. 

Published by MacKenzie Art Gallery 

c. 1990, pp. 55, 58, 


1989 Mays, John Bentley; “David 

Thauberger’s Cheek Now Feels 

More Like Chic”. 

(review), The Globe and Mail, (April 

12). 

Lamar, Anne. “A Compelling 

Reflection of Contemporary 

Standards”, (review), 

Sunday Express, St. John’s, 

Newfoundland, (January 29). 

Hicks, Philip; “David Thauberger: 

Refreshingly Different”, (review), 

Evening Telegram, St. John’s, 

Newfoundland, (January 21). 

Teitelbaum, Matthew; “Returning 

Home: Regina, Emma Lake and the 

Close of the 60’s”, The Flat Side of 

the Landscape: Emma Lake Artist’s 

Workshops, Exhibition catalogue 

essay: pp. 51-60, reproduction p. 57 

Ring, Dan. “David Thauberger: The 

Ideal Tourist”, Saskatchewan 

Imagined: Art and Architecture in 

the Wonder City, Exhibition 

catalogue essay: p. 55, reproduction 

p. 54. 

Bowen, Lisa Balfour. “All that 

Glitters”, (Feature), Toronto Sun, 

(March 5). 

1988 White, Peter. “David Thauberger’s 

Paintings: Popular Myths/Cultural 

Realities”, David Thauberger 

Paintings: 1978-1988, Exhibition 


reproduction. 

Tousley, Nancy. “Putting Things in 

Place: David Thauberger’s 

Vernacular Style”, David Thauberger 

Paintings: 1978-1988, Exhibition 


reproduction. 

1987 White, Peter. David Thauberger 

Landscape Paintings, Exhibition 

brochure essay: reproduction. 

McConnell, Clyde. True North/Far 

West, Exhibition catalogue essay: 

reproductions pp. 16-17. 

Tousley, Nancy: “Culture’s Nature – 

Landscape in the Work of Gerald 

Ferguson, Douglas Kirton, Jeffrey 

Spalding and David Thauberger”, 

Canadian Art, Vol. 4, No. 2, 

(Summer), pp. 100-102, 

reproduction p. 100. Murray, Joan. 

The Best Contemporary Canadian 

Art. Hurtig Publishers Ltd. pp. 170- 

71, reproduction p. 171. 

1986 White, Peter. “David Thauberger”; 

Culture’s Nature, Exhibition 


reproduction.

Hryniuk, Margaret. “Landscape 

Exhibition Moulded by Cultural 

Consciousness”. (review), Regina 

Leader Post, December 2004. 

Webb, Marshall. “Read Landscape”, 

C Magazine, 09, (Spring) pp. 75-76, 


1985 Lessard, Michel. “Earning Interest 

for Their Art Collections” En Route, 

(May) pp. 34-39, reproduction. 

Staples, Wayne. “Images, New 

Representational Art”, Update, Vol. 

5, No. 2, (March-April), pp. 2-44. 

“Personal Bests”, Canadian Art, Vol. 

2, No. 3, (Fall/September), pp. 41- 


Burnett, David. David Thauberger – 

Canada House Cultural Centre 

Gallery Exhibition. Exhibition 

brochure essay: reproduction. 

Enright, Robert. “The Second 

Generation: Fourteen Saskatchewan 

Painters” (review), Canadian Art, 

Vol. 2, No. 4, (Winter/December), 

p. 841. 

Burnett, David. “David Thauberger 

Exhibition Opens Soon at Canada 

House”, Canada Today Magazine, 

Issue No. 9, (September), pp. 15-16, 

reproduction pp. 15-16. 

1984 The Editors. “Modern Realism”, 

Arts West, Vol. 9, No. 4, (April), p. 

21. 

Borsa, Joan. “The Second 

Generation: Fourteen Saskatchewan 

Painters” (review) Vanguard, Vol. 

14, No. 10, (December 85/January 

86), p. 40, reproduction. 

Adamson, Arthur. “The Grand 

Western Canadian Screenshop 

Retrospective”, Arts Manitoba, Vol. 

3, No. 2, (Spring), pp. 17-18, cover 

photo. 

1983 Bentley Mays, John. “A Hard-Eyed 

Look Beyond Landscape”, (review) 

The Globe and Mail, November 19. 

Hryniuk, Margaret. “Thauberger: 

Popular Subjects – Popular Art” 

Prairie Arts, Vol. 1, No. 6, 

(December), p. 27. 

Burnett, David and Schiff, Marilyn. 

Contemporary Canadian Art, Hurtig 

Publishers Ltd., pp. 282-283, 


Balkin, A. et al. Visions: 

Contemporary Art in Canada, 

Douglas & McIntyre Ltd., pp. 58, 


1982 Tousley, Nancy. “Thauberger Takes 

Postcard Holiday”, (review) The 

Calgary Herald, August 19. 

Collins, Winston. “Petro Art”, 

Today Magazine, April 10, 


Cochran, Bente. “Saskatchewan 

Printmaker”, ArtsWest, Vol. 7, No. 

10, (November), pp. 20-23, 


1981 Tousley, Nancy. “David Thauberger 

Paintings, Drawings and Prints”, 

Parachute, No. 22, (Spring), pp. 47- 


Ball, Denise. “Creativity is Their 

Best Asset”, Saskatchewan Business, 

Vol. III, No. 4, 

(September/October), pp. 49-53. 

1980 Mays, John Bentley. “Will the Real 

Mr.Thauberger Please Stand Up”, 

The Globe and Mail, August 9. 

Keziere, Russell. “Ambivalence, 

Ambition and Administration”, 

Vanguard, Vol. 9, No. 7, 

(September), pp. 35-39. 

Handforth, Robert. “Pluralities 

1980”, (review), ArtsCanada, No. 

238/239 (December 1979/January 

1980), pp. 35-39. 

Fry, Philip. “David Thauberger”, 

Pluralities 1980, Exhibition catalogue 

essay: pp. 109-114, reproductions. 

Ferguson, Bruce. “Made in 

Saskatchewan”, Canadian Antiques, 

Vol. 2, No. 12, (October), pp. 11-12. 

Ewart, Elinor. “Exhibitions 

Celebrate Saskatchewan”, Arts West, 

Vol. 5, No. 4, (July/August), p. 9, 


Tousley, Nancy. “Thauberger Lauds 

Folk Artists”, The Calgary Herald, 

October 8. 

Monk, Philip. “A Clearinghouse of 

Trends”, (review), MacLeans, Vol. 

93, No. 30, (July 28), pp. 50-51.

Enright, Robert. “Interview with 

David Thauberger”, Stereo Morning, 

CBC Radio. 

Babinksa, Anna. “Pluralities 1980 at 

the National Gallery”, (review), Arts 

Magazine, Vol. 12, No. 51, 

(November/December), pp. 33-38. 

1979 Mandel, Eli. “A Comprehensible 

World - The Work of Cicansky, 

Thauberger, Yuristy and Fafard”, 

ArtsCanada, Issue 230-231, 

(October/November), pp. 15-19, 


1975 “Some Sculpture in Art Bank”, 

ArtsCanada, Issue 200-201, 

(Autumn), pp. 16-23. 

Auchterlonie, Bill. “9 Out of 10: A 

Survey of Contemporary Canadian 

Art”, (review), Art Magazine, Vol. 

21, (Spring), pp. 38-39, reproduction. 

1974 Roundstone Council for the Arts. 

Canadian Artists in Exhibition 1973- 

74, pp. 16-23, reproduction p. 23. 

Dyens, George. “Manitoba, 

Saskatchewan, Alberta”, (review), 

Vie Des Arts, Vol. XIX, No. 76, 

(Autumn), pp. 81-83, reproduction 

p. 83. 

Block, Jean Libman. “The Crafts in 

Canada”, Craft Horizons, Vol. 

XXXIV, No. 3, (June), pp. 15-37, 


BOURSES ET DISTINCTIONS 

GRANTS AND DISTINCTIONS: 

Arts Student’s Society Ceramic Scholarship, 

University of Saskatchewan 

Norman MacKenzie Art Gallery Society 

Scholarship 

Canada Council Art Grants: 1971, 1972, 1978, 

1981, 1982, 1985 

Canada Council Project Grants: 1973, 1980, 

1986 

Canada Council Travel Grants: 1974, 1976 

Canada Council Exploration Grant: 1975 (to 

research folk artists in Saskatchewan) 

Saskatchewan Arts Board Grants: 1972, 1977, 

1979, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1990 

COLLECTIONS PUBLIQUES ET PRIVÉES 

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS: 

Agnes Etherington Art Gallery, Kingston 

AltaMira 

Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS 

Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, ON 

Art Gallery of Stratford, Stratford, ON 

Borden and Elliot 

Bravo! Television 

Budweiser 

Burlington Art Gallery, Burlington, ON 

Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby, BC 

California State University, Sacramento, CA 

Canada Council Art Bank, Ottawa, ON 

Canada Postal Museum, Ottawa, Ont. 

Carleton University Art Gallery, Ottawa, ON 

CIBC 

CI Mutual Funds 

City of Regina, Regina, SK 

Coca-Cola 

Confederation Centre Art Centre, 

Charlottetown, PEI 

Esso Canada 

Glenbow Museum, Calgary, AB 

Art Gallery of Hamilton, Hamilton, ON 

Labatt 

London Life Insurance 

London Regional Art Gallery, London, ON 

MacDonald Stewart Art Centre, Guelph, ON 


McMaster Museum of Art, Hamilton, Ont. 

Memorial University Gallery, St. John’s, NF 


Molson 

Moose Jaw Art Museum, Moose Jaw, SK 

Musée d’Art Contemporain, Montreal, P.Q. 

National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ont. 

Nickle Arts Museum, University of Calgary 

Pepsi 

Postes Canada 

Regina Public Library, Regina, SK 

Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, ON 

Rothman’s of Pallmall Canada Ltd. 

Saskatchewan Arts Board, Regina, SK 

St. Boniface General Hospital Art Collection, 

St. Boniface, MB 

The Plunkett Foundation 

The Hockey Hall of Fame 

Three Rivers Art Gallery, Prince George, BC

University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, AB 

University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK 

Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC 

Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, MB 

Yukon Art Centre, Whitehorse, Yukon

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