A project put on by Hannah Jickling through the Or Gallery in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Website assistance by Rob Keogh. THe site is a little out of datum but contains a wealth of information on portable exhibition spaces across North America and abroad.

The McCleave Lineage Tour 2006 is an extension of the McCleave Gallery of Fine Art, a portable art gallery that lives in a suitcase and is available on a 'by chance or appointment' basis. The Lineage tour is our 2006 exhibition season that is hosting a show of bookworks by 17 Canadian artists who have responded to the theme of 'Lineage'. The original McCleave suitcase is currently touring Ireland, the UK, and the Netherlands.

Beginning February 26th, 2005, the McCleave Gallery will commence a cross-Canada tour encompassing the work of many different artists across the country. The project will deal with the theme of Trade and Exchange, and will function as an art relay in which Michael and Adair will travel from east to west, collecting and displaying suitcases along the way. At the end of the tour, there will be a show at the ODD Gallery in Dawson City from September to October 2005, that will display all of the suitcases accumulated during the trip concurrently.

A BLOG documenting the research and production of my most recent work and more in depth insight to past projects.

This is a fantastic journal edited by Judy Freya Sibayan who dedicated an entire issue to my most recent collaborative curatorial project with Michael Eddy and Liz Johnson through my work at Eyelevel Gallery.

A brief interview as VANS' featured artist.

An article featuring my work with Third Space Gallery in 2016 in Canadian Art online written by Kate Wallace.

Digital Guide for Nocturne 2016, of which I developed the theme and curated anchor projects by Jackson 2 Bears, Ronnie Dean Harris, Janet Rogers, Rachael Shannon, Amanda Dawn Christie, Mitchell Wiebe, Ray Fenwick, and Roger Mullin, Pavitra Wickramasinghe, David Clark, and Ursula Johnson.

MPB-X launch date June 9, 2014. This critical discourse surrounding ideas of portability in art and art dissemination features essays by: Daniel Dugas, Valerie LeBlanc, Renato Vitic, and Michael McCormack. Also featured is a foreword by editor Diana Sherlock.The eBook discussions draw from MediaPackBoard (MPB) programming carried out since 2005, in the context of contemporary portable art projects.Valerie LeBlanc, MediaPackBoard creator, is formulating plans for a 10th year MPB outing. This year’s event, to be announced later this summer, will underline release of the publication.

An exhibition booklet for McCormack's installation STATION at ARTsPLACE Gallery in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia. This book includes an introduction by the artist, an essay by Kate Walchuk, and seven full page colour images of 35mm slides taken by McCormack's grandfather B.W. Cosman during his work in the DEW Line project (Distance Early Warning Radar) in 1953 during the Cold War. 24 pages, colour.

An interview about my installation at Galerie Sans Nom in Monction and my work in progress for STATION. Recorded at my studio in Halifax in 2014.