Mapping the Bay of Islands is a four-volume publishing project and represents the first collaborative endeavor of Pierre LeBlanc, Marlene MacCallum, Clifton Meador and David Morrish. The parameters for the collaboration were that each person would use the historical fact of James Cook’s mapping the Bay of Islands on the west coast of the island of Newfoundland in 1767 as the catalyst for their piece. Each was given one quadrant of Cook’s map of the Bay of Islands as the cover for their book. This resulted in four different visual/textual considerations of navigation.
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Mapping the Bay of Islands – NW: Clifton Meador, NE: Pierre LeBlanc, SW: David Morrish and SE: Marlene MacCallum, Print on Demand book available through lulu, 18.5 × 23.5 × 1 cm (closed dimension), 2011.
Mapping the Bay of Islands – NW: Clifton Meador, NE: Pierre LeBlanc, SW: David Morrish and SE: Marlene MacCallum, view of title pages, 18 × 44 cm (page spread dimension), 2011.
Mapping the Bay of Islands – NW: Clifton Meador, NE: Pierre LeBlanc, SW: David Morrish and SE: Marlene MacCallum, view of first image spreads from each book, 18 × 44 cm (page spread dimension), 2011.
Mapping the Bay of Islands – NW: Clifton Meador, NE: Pierre LeBlanc, SW: David Morrish and SE: Marlene MacCallum, view of pages spreads, 18 × 44 cm (page spread dimension), 2011.
Mapping the Bay of Islands – NW: Clifton Meador, NE: Pierre LeBlanc, SW: David Morrish and SE: Marlene MacCallum, view of page spreads, 18 × 44 cm (page spread dimension), 2011.