Bennett, M., Diviney, D., Mitra, S. Camille Turner: Hometown Queen Catalogue. Goose Lane Editions, 2026.
Camille Turner: Hometown Queen offers the first in-depth retrospective of Turner’s nearly 30-year career. This handsome volume contains over 70 images of Turner’s work and essays by artists, curators, and scholars. The Camille Turner: Hometown Queen catalogue is currently available at the Art Gallery of Hamilton and through Goose Lane Editions.
Butcher, C., El-Akhrass, S., Kim, M-S., Turner, C. (Eds). The Rest is Up to Us: Curatorium in collaboration with the Burnaby Art Gallery. Burnaby Art Gallery, 2025.
‘The Rest is Up to Us’ is published by Curatorium and the Burnaby Art Gallery. It is a publication of essays, poetry, artistic interventions and reflections on rest, joy, and dreaming fostered through collaborative models that decenter colonial institutional culture and practices.
'Imagine a world where all cultural workers can thrive instead of living to survive. What systems of support are in place? What practices activate, provoke, spark this cultural shift? How would you practice rest as an integral element of your everyday life, not just a temporary retreat?' The Curatorium Editorial Collective is Clare Butcher, Saada El-Akhrass, Myung-Sun Kim, Camille Turner. Design by Chris Lee.
Visit the gallery to get your copy of the publication or order a copy by e-mailing gallery@burnaby.ca.
Ware, S.M.& Yaminah Ekundayo, R. (Eds) & anitafrika, d’bi.young. Free to Be More: Creative Activism in the Era of Black Lives Matter. University of Regina Press, 2026.
Turner, C., Mendez, M., Evans, H. “Dreams to Remember: A Conversation on Unsilencing the Archive: An Afronautic Approach.” In Memorializing Violence: Transnational Feminist Reflections. Crosby, A. & Evans, H (Eds). University of British Columbia Press, 2025.
Turner, C. (2022). Unsilencing the Past: Staging Black Atlantic Memory in Canada and Beyond. Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University, 2022. Internet resource.
Turner, C. and Lee, Yaniya (2022). Black History Navigational Toolkit. Toronto Biennial of Art Public Program.
Turner, C. (2021). Afronautic Memory and the Archive, "Performing futures in the African diaspora: Time, ritual, ceremony" Parallax, 27:4, 418-432, DOI: 10.1080/13534645.2022.2073691.
Turner, C (2021). The Afronautic Research Lab in Diverlus R. Hudson S. & Ware S. M. (2020). Until we are Free : Reflections on Black Lives Matter in Canada. University of Regina Press.
Moniruzzaman, M., Turner, C., Dewey-Hagborg, H., & Ruxton, J. (2016). spareparts. exchange:
Rahim and Robert, Stitched Together in Silence (Creative Intervention). Studies in Social Justice, 10(2), 308-321.
Turner, C. (2013). “Evoking a Site of Memory: an Afrofuturist Sonic Walk That Maps Historic Toronto's Black Geographies”. Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University, 2013. FES Outstanding Graduate Student Paper Series
Turner, C. (2012). “Miss Canadiana Confronts the Mythologies of Nationhood and the im/possibility of African Diasporic Memory in Toronto” in Caribbean inTransit Caribbean InTransit Vol.1. Issue 2, March 52-59
Turner, C. (2007).“Representing in Digital Space” . Handbook for coding cultures. Sydney, N.S.W: d/Lux/MediaArts and Campbelltown Arts Centre
Beesley, P., Hirosue, S., Ruxton, J., Trankle, M., Turner, C (2006). Responsive architectures: Subtle Technologies Cambridge, Ont.: Riverside Architectural Press.
Turner, C. & Alstad, M. (1998). Web Specific Art: The Development of a New Genre Museums and the Web.
Vernon, K. & Siemerling, W (Eds). Call and Response-ability: Black Canadian Works of Art and the Politics of Relation. Barnes & Noble, 2026. Cover artwork by Camille Turner.
Cover art: Camille Turner, still from Afronautic Research Lab: Newfoundland (2019).
Vernon, K. & Siemerling, W (Eds). Call and Response-ability: Black Canadian Works of Art and the Politics of Relation. Barnes & Noble, 2026.
Cover art: Camille Turner, The Ocean Knows, 2014. Water outside the Door of No Return, Gorée Island, Senegal.
Crosby, A. & Evans, H (Eds). Memorializing Violence: Transnational Feminist Reflections. University of British Columbia Press, 2025.