CURRICULUM VITAE
BOOKS
Confluence by Alex Turner and Lucian Childs, Arsenal Pulp Press, forthcoming September 1, 2026. Print
SHORT STORIES
“All We Have” by Alex Turner and Lucian Childs, The New Quarterly, forthcoming Summer 2026. Print.
“Sea Change” by Alex Turner and Lucian Childs, Prairie Fire: a Canadian Magazine of New Writing, Volume 46, No. 2, Summer 2025. Print.
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2022: Ranger Station Art Gallery, Transformations, retrospective exhibition, Harrison Hot Springs. Posthumous.
2017: Urban Gallery, Water: Sustaining Life, Contact 2017, Toronto
2015: Gallery 44, Photopia, Toronto
2014: Gallery 44, Wall-To-Wall, Toronto
2012: Gallery 44, Wall-To-Wall, Toronto
2009: Toronto Image Works, Hang With The Best, Toronto
2008: Two Rivers Gallery, Soliloquies-Reflections on Solitude, Prince George, B.C.
2007: Ranger Station Art Gallery, The Urban Show, Harrison Hot Springs, B.C.
2005: Art Gallery of Ontario, Massive Change, Toronto
2004: Vancouver Art Gallery, Massive Change, Vancouver, B.C.
2004: Coop Gallery, Scapes, Contact 2004, Toronto
2003: Galerie Saw Gallery, Facing History, Ottawa
2003: Two Rivers Gallery, Digital Prints, Prince George, B.C.
2002: Art Centre Gallery and Chilliwack City Hall (concurrent), Lots and Lots,
(Two Person), Chilliwack, B.C.
2002: Ranger Station Gallery, Lots and Lots, (Solo), Harrison Hot Springs, B.C.
2000: Harrison Festival of the Arts, Annual Visual Arts Exhibition, Harrison Hot Springs, B.C.
1999: Traveling Show: Twenty-Five Lives, Edmonton, Alta., Saskatoon, S.K., Winnipeg, M.B.
1998: Church St. Community Centre, Twenty-Five Lives, (Portrait: John Grayson), Toronto
1996: Prince George Art Gallery, Dis/Locations, Prince George, B.C.
1995: John B. Aird Gallery, Dis/Locations, Toronto
1992: Workscene Gallery, Artefect 111 Invitational, Toronto
1991: Artefect Gallery, Sex & Identity, Toronto
1990: Artefect Gallery, Things Fall apart… (co-curated), Toronto
Xtra! Gallery, Silhouettes and Shadows, Toronto (Solo)
1986: Pauline McGibbon Cultural Centre, Toronto (Honourable Mention)
1985: Mandel Gallery, Toronto;
Tom Thompson Gallery, Owen Sound, ON;
1985: Fraser Valley Regional Juried Exhibit, Abbotsford, B.C, (Hon. Mention)
1984: Vancouver East Cultural Centre, Vancouver, B.C. (Solo)
1982: Harrison Festival of the Arts, Harrison Hot Springs, B.C.
1977: A Space Gallery, Toronto
1976: Western Front Gallery, Vancouver, B.C. (Solo)
1975: A Space Gallery, Toronto, (Solo)
ARTICLES AND PUBLICATIONS
July 6, 2022: Harrison Agassiz Observer, “‘Transformations’ exhibit showcases natural beauty, critiques urbanization of Harrison”
July 14, 2022: ECU News Roundup, “Alex Turner’s Love Letter to Harrison Hot Springs,” by Perrin Grauer
June 30, 2022: Stir: Arts and Culture Vancouver, “6 highlights of the 2022 Harrison Festival of the Arts,” by Gail Johnson
August 4, 2017: Toronto Waterfront Magazine, “Urban Gallery Presents”
Winter/Fall, 2005: CityArt magazine, review, “The Vantage Point,” by Susan Johnston,
Vol. 1 No. 2, p.20
May 29, 2004: Toronto Star, article: “Pictures that take a long view,” by Peter Goddard
2004: Channel 10, Toronto, interview: Toronto Living with Flavio Belli
2004: www.artfocus.com, online review: “The Crucial Vantage Point,” by Susan Johnston
October 2003: Two Rivers Gallery, Prince George B.C., Essay: “Digital Prints,” by George Harris
October 12, 2003: PG This Week, article: “Traditional vs Unconventional,” by Christina Skorepa
October 4
, 2002: The Chilliwack Progress, article: “Double Vision,” by Jennifer Feinberg
October 4
, 2002: Chilliwack Times, article: “360 Degree,” by Robyn Chambers
Aug. 27, 2002: Agassiz-Harrison Observer, “Widescreen Wilderness,” by James Baxter
Summer/Fall, 1996: Prince George Art Gallery InVision newsletter, “Dis/Locations”
April 20, 1995: Now Magazine, Toronto: “Art Highlights,” by D. Hannah
January 24, 1994: Educational Forum: “Stills,” (photography), No.3, Vol. 20, p. 26-27 Fall/Winter
, Globe and Mail, “Toronto By Lens,” photograph
Summer, 1993: Educational Forum, “Stills,” (photography), No.2, Vol. 18, p.26
1990: Artefect, catalogue: “Things Fall apart… Toronto”
June 1988: Xtra!, review: “From Snow Men To Real Men,” by Andrew McPhail
Autumn 1987: Camera Canada: No. 73, p.40
March 22, 1974: Proof Only, article: “Continuous Present,” by John Bentley Mays
RELATED
2003: Poster, 25th Annual Harrison Festival of the Arts, Harrison Hot Springs, B.C.
2001: Poster, 23rd Annual Harrison Festival of the Arts, Harrison Hot Springs, B.C.
1993: Educational Press Association, of America, Recipient, Distinguished Achievement
Award for Excellence in Educational Journalism, (photography)
1988: Snowlight Winter City Competition, (photography), Institute For Future
Studies and Research, Akron, O.H.
1984: Ontario Society of Artists Award of Merit for Photography, Toronto
TEACHING
1974-1998: Instructor: Design, Video, Photography; Art Centre,
Central Technical School, Toronto
1991: Artist in Residence: Boyne River Art Week, Toronto Board of Ed.
EDUCATION
1966-1969: Bachelor of Education, University of British Columbia
1960-1964: Vancouver School of Art (Now Emily Carr University of Design + Art)