2023-2024 Minneapolis Institute of Art: In Our Hands: Native Photography 1890 to Now
2023-2024 herizons: Portraits of Desire
2023 Denver Art Museum: Speaking With Light Online Exhibition Guide
2020 artsfile: Art from the home front revealed at Canadian War Museum
2019 Minneapolis Institute of Art: Hearts of Our People – Native Women Artists (Exhibition Catalogue)
2019 CBC Unreserved: Uncovering the complicated history of blankets in Indigenous communities
2019 Eastern Door Network: Science Meets Art
2019 University of Toronto Scarborough: Nanabozho’s Sisters (Exhibition Catalogue)
2019 Reader’s Digest: Our Canada – Rosalie Favell
2018 Latcham Art Centre: Rosalie Favell: Shifting Focus (Exhibition Publication)
2018 Winnipeg Free Press. An Artistic Reckoning with Cultural Identity
2018 Herizons: Indigenous Women’s Art Goes on Public Display
2018 Indigenous Art Centre: The Indigenous Art Collection – Selected Works 1967-2017
2018 Ottawa Art Gallery: Àdisòkàmagan / Nous connaître un peu nous-mêmes / We’ll all become stories (Exhibition Catalogue)
2017 Queer Arts Festival: Unsettled (Exhibition Catalogue)
2017 Art Gallery of Ontario: Every. Now. Then: Reframing Nationhood (Exhibition Catalogue)
2017 McGill-Queen’s University Press: Desire Change: Contemporary Feminist Art in Canada
2017 Eiteljorg: Native Art Now
2015 Canada Council of the Arts Ajagemo Gallery: Temporal Re-Imaginings (Exhibition Publication)
2015 Winnipeg Free Press: Sideshows Play to WAG Strengths
2015 Regina Leaderpost: Photo-based art showcases indigenous creative community
2015 Muskrat Magazine: ROSALIE FAVELL: (Re)Facing the Camera at MacKenzie Art Gallery
2014 Winnipeg Free Press: Multi-artist exhibit plays with notions of Winnipeg’s history, mythology
2013 Vault Review: Proposing Parity – Changing the Display of Aboriginal Women Artists
2013 Winnipeg Free Press: Works from WAG’s Photography Collection Explore the Ways We Choose to Picture ‘Family’ Say Cheese!
2012 Canadian Art: Rosalie Favell wins 2012 Karsh Award
2012 Winnipeg Free Press: Muddying the Waters
2012 Frontiers – A Journal of Women’s Studies: Women, House, and Home in Contemporary Canadian Aboriginal Art: Hannah Claus, Rebecca Belmore, Rosalie Favell
2012 Ottawa Citizen: Following the red brick road: award-winning photographer finds her way home
2012 Ottawa Sun: Rosalie Favell wins 2012 Karsh Award
2012 City of Ottawa Karsh-Masson Gallery: The Karsh Award
2012 Akimbo: Faraway Nearby
2012 Cargo Collective: A Conversation with Rosalie Favell and Erin Marie Konsmo
2011 McGill-Queen’s University Press: The Cultural Work of Photography in Canada
2011 Dissertation by Jessie Short: All of My Blood is Red – Contemporary Metis Visual Culture and Identity
2009 National Museums Scotland: Visual Currencies – Reflections on Native Photography
2008 Othered Women: Curator’s Essay
2007 Paper Wait 2007-2009 Volumes 10 + 11: Mother’s Mother’s Mother
2007 BlackFlash: Seeing Red
2000 Ciel Variable: Rosalie Favell: Longing and Not Belonging
1999 Indian Art Centre: Longing Not Belonging (Exhibition Catalogue)
1994 Dunlop Art Gallery: Living Evidence
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