Published in March 2024
Limited Edition of 100
ISBN 978-1-7382537-0-8

Artist Book Collecting Fee： CAD $398.00
Pre-order Starting Date: March 17, 2024
Pre-order End Date: March 17, 2036

Medium: Ink calligraphy and painting on traditional Chinese folded album with digitally printed leaves of English Version
Dimension： 8 x 32 cm

Funded by Major Artist-Driven Projects of Edmonton Arts Council

Handmade Artist Book
1 Edition
Ink Painting and Calligraphy on Chinese Hand Scroll
2020-2023

The Research and Creation of This Book is Funded by the Explore and Create Program of Canada Council for the Arts.

Handmade Artist Book
1 Edition
Ink Painting and Calligraphy on Chinese Album Sheets
2020-2023

The Research and Creation of This Book is Funded by the Explore and Create Program of Canada Council for the Arts.

Handmade Artist Book
1 Edition
Ink Painting and Calligraphy on Chinese Folded Album
2020-2023

The Research and Creation of This Book is Funded by the Explore and Create Program of Canada Council for the Arts.

Handmade Artist Book
1 Edition
Ink Painting and Calligraphy on Chinese Folded Album
2020-2023

The Research and Creation of This Book is Funded by the Explore and Create Program of Canada Council for the Arts.

Situated in the AGA’s atrium, the market is organized to showcase talented local artists and foster a vibrant arts community. The market is free to experience and shop.

Welcome to join me browsing the vendors’ displays, participating in art activities and picking up a few collectible treasures to give away or keep for yourself!

Time: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM, April 13 and 14, 2024

Special Limited Edition of 300 Artist Book November 2022
Book Printed at Pagemaster Publishing, Edmonton, AB, Canada
Customize calligraphy book title & signature for each collector
Here to see the documentary video of the book

Artist Book Collecting Fee： CAD $158.00
Pre-order Starting Date: November 17, 2022
Pre-order End Date: November 17, 2032

Please click here to see more photos of the artist book.

Book Content: a Long poem written in English & Chinese and a new series of paintings inspired from Jinzhe’s ten months meditation with ocean, and her various roving experience in last 10 years.

This book can be collected through a pre-order process with a handwritten letter-exchange with Jinzhe. This collecting process is a ten-year social-interaction experiment. It aims to evoke deeper connections, creative zest, and healing energy for an efficient and materiality-driven world. This action conducts itself through the artistic creation as a portal to awaken awareness.

To pre-order this book, please send a message to artist through the contact page. In your message, please leave your mailing address
for handwritten letter-exchange with Jinzhe. If the collector is the participate of any Jinzhe's workshop & book tour, one can choose to skip this process. Once completing this pre-order process and the book collecting fee is received, artist will contact the collector when the customized book is ready for pick up.

Payment Method: E-transfer to jinzheqiushi@gmail.com or Cash

Artist Book Pick UP Location: Bao, 11149, 87 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T6G 0X8
For collectors who are not based in Edmonton, artist will consult with post office about the postage fee options based on collectors' location. Once the book collecting fee and the postage fee are received, artist will send out the customized book according to collector's choice of the mailing method.

Contributors who make this book possible：
Sky Goodden: English Editor
Yusen Taikyo Gilman: Initial English editing for poem’s beginning
Dale Youngman: Published management, project oversight and consultation, image captures and scans, innovating for custom requirements, setups and
binding initial set
Teddy Edwards: Graphic production including transferring the template to InDesign and tweaks and edits
Annemarie Doell: Printing and work out how to accommodate the custom
book size for efficient use of paper
Josh Schouten: Final assembly, pre-binding and drilling
Manpreet Grewal and Kyra Romanyshyn: Administrative assistance

To read and download the Slow Issue of SNAPLINE here

Special Limited Edition of 100 Artist Book 2017
Book Hand Printed in 2017 at SNAP, Edmonton, AB, Canada

Artist Book Collecting Fee： CAD $198
Pre-order Starting Date: November 17th, 2022
Pre-order End Date: Open

Please click Here to see the web version of Placemaker Artwork Catalogue.
Here to see the CBC report on Joy and loathing: Cataloguing 20 years of public art in Saskatoonversion of Placemaker Artwork Catalogue.

Artist Statement about the Catalogue
During my journey of 66 Physiognomies, I have been touched by the beauty and uniqueness from the people, history, culture, art and landscape in Saskatoon. It has been a joy and opportunity to explore public art practice and to meet new people. The experience has benefited my well-being and artistic development and has allowed me to offer something back to the community. I certainly hope the readers enjoy both the vitality and diversity of the Placemaker Program, as I have. In my roles as an artist and a spiritual practitioner, I truly believe that public art is essential for well-being, as it provides an open channel or creative expression and interdependence.

Medium: hand drawing and painting on aluminium traffic signal cabinet
Please click Here to see the project completion report published by City of Saskatoon

Project statement:
The inspiration of this art piece comes from my experience of living and working within 20 th St Westcommunity. The artistic expression, the culture emerging, the business development, and the humanity enlightenment have been deeply nourishing my heart and mind through everyday life realm. The landscape, people, culture, life quality and many other aspects of this area are transforming day by day. I am very happy that I am able to be part of these transformation, and to give something back to the community through 20th St West Traffic Signal Cabinets Project. The whole imagery of my creation is to focus on evoking and strengthening the energy which is essential for the transmutation. The concept deriving from this intention is formed from a traditional Chinese fable called yú lóng biàn huà. “yú” means fish, “long” means dragon, “biàn huà” means transformation.

Please click Here to see the project completion report published by City of Saskatoon