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OPEN LETTER Thirteenth Series, No. 4, Fall 2007 Artists’ Statements & the Nature of Artistic Inquiry Guest-edited by Rachel Nash and W.F. Garrett-Petts Open Letter gratefully acknowledges the support of the Canada Council for the Arts This issue also aided by: Acknowledgements First we want to express our thanks to the workshop participants and organizers: Shawn Berney, Alan Brandoli, Marsha Bryant, Jen Budney, Bonnie Bylsma, Frank Davey, Danyel Ferrari, John Craig Freeman, Laura Hargrave, Klaas Hoek, Michael Jarrett, Anthony Kiendl, Georgia Kotretsos, Ernie Kroeger, Donald Lawrence, Eileen Leier, Paula Levine, Glen Lowry, Helen MacDonald-Carlson, Ashok Mathur, Melinda Mollineaux, Dana Novak, Adelheid Mers, Maria Paschalidou, Brenda Pelkey, Leah Sabulsky, Henk Slager, Paul Stacey, Si Transken, Tracy Whalen, and Yaying Zhang. Special thanks to Donald Lawrence for organizing the complementary panel on the Court/House Project: “Vernacular Modes of Inquiry,” featuring artist- researchers David Hoffos, Ernie Kroeger, Donald Lawrence, and Panya Clark Espinal – in conversation with Bruce Baugh, W.F. Garrett-Petts, Walter Lew, Glen Lowry, and Celeste Olalquiaga. We also want to express our appreciation to the Kamloops Art Gallery – in particular, to Jann L.M. Bailey and Jen Budney – for both hosting the Proximities exhibition and for supporting our interdisciplin- ary inquiry. The editors and the contributing artists have made every effort to track ownership and obtain formal permission for photographs and images included in this special issue. Our thanks again to the participating artists; to the Kamloops Art Gallery; to the Hellenic Cultural Center of Chicago, and to the curators and artists of the Art of the Artist Statement exhibition; to Columbia Records; to MGM Studios Clip + Still Licencing; to Fred Douglas and his estate; to New Day Films; to Bloodaxe Books and Random House.
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