and writings, Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, 2012 Vanishing Point: A Rural Perspective. Alberta Government House, 2010–2012. In 2020, Kurelek was in a group show titled Next Year's Country, linked with artists as seemingly distant as Louise Noguchi at Remai Modern, Saskatoon. William Kurelek: The Presence of Melancholy, Winnipeg Art Gallery, 2022-2023. Film and video about him Artist's Studio, a film by Halya Kuchmij. William Kurelek's The Maze (1969 & 2011). Directed by Robert M. Young and David Grubin, produced and reimagined by Nick Young and Zack Young. 65 minutes. MachinEyes. Kurelek (1967). Directed by William Pettigrew. 10 minutes, 7 seconds, color. National Film Board of Canada. Pacem in Terris (circa 1970). Directed by John Giffin, written by Murray Abraham. 14 minutes, 23 seconds, color. Film Arts. The Ukrainian Pioneers (1975). Directed by John Giffin, written by Juliette Mannock. 13 minutes, 51 seconds, color. Film Arts. See also References Further reading Ewanchuk, Michael. William Kurelek: The Suffering Genius. Steinbach, Manitoba: Perksen Printers and Michael Ewanchuk Publishing, 1996. P. Morley. Kurelek. Toronto: Macmillan of Canada, 1986. Friesen, I. Earth Hell & Heaven In the Art of William Kurelek. Oakville, Ontario: Mosaic Press, 1997. Kear, Andrew. William Kurelek: Life & Work. Toronto: Art Canada Institute, 2017. Orford, Emily-Jane Hills. "The Creative Spirit: Stories of 20th Century Artists". Ottawa: Baico Publishing, 2008. . Pomedli, M. William Kurelek's Huronia Mission Paintings. Lampeter, Dyfed, Wales: The Edwin Mellen Press, 1991. Cutler, May. Breaking Free: The Story of William Kurelek. Tundra Books, 2002. Dedora, Brian. With WK in the Workshop: A Memoir of William Kurelek. Aya Press / The Mercury Press, 1989. External links William Kurelek, Life & Work by Andrew Kear with interactive gallery Kurelek (English Version), 1967 film at National Film Board of Canada (nfb.ca) Her Excellency Sharon Johnston shares her thoughts on "William Kurelek’s The Maze" Brian Dedora (who worked with Kurelek at the Isaacs Gallery) shares his thoughts on "William Kurelek’s A Tale of a Dog" Heroes of Lore and Yore: Canadian Heroes in Fact and Fiction, National Library of Canada, digitization of a NLC exhibition (website archived 1998; website archived 2001) (under "Kurelek, William, 1927–" without "1977", previous page of browse report) Archives of William Kurelek (William Kurelek fonds, R4640) are held at Library and Archives Canada 1927 births 1977 deaths 20th-century Canadian painters Canadian male painters Artists from Manitoba Canadian children's writers Canadian people of Ukrainian descent Canadian Roman Catholics Converts