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Click on any of the links below to read that particular article, magazine or book.
Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale. September 2004.
Art of the West. March/April 2004 Issue. “Meeting the Challenge”.
Masters of the American West. February/March 2004. Fine Art Exhibition and Sale.
Persimmon Hill. Winter issue 2003. Magazine of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum.
American Cowboy. November 2003 issue. “The West’s Best Wildlife Art”.
Mayberry Fine Art. December 2003 issue. Robert Lougheed “A Painter’s Legacy”. 
Wildlife Art. September/October 2003 issue. “Robert Lougheed -The Artist’s Artist”
The Artists Of Trailside Galleries, Celebrating 40 Years Of Excellence. September 2003.
Prix de West News. May 2003 issue.
Sporting Classics. May/June. “The Breath of Life”. Feature on wildlife paintings 2003.
Masters Of The American West. March 2003.
Nature's Legacy: Wildlife and Wild Country. November 2002.
The World & I. March 2002. “Art in the Wilderness”
Wildlife Art Magazine. November/ December issue. “Sherry Nicholas and Nicholas Fine Art”. Dwayne Harty, artist/curator. 2001.
“From the Inside Out: Contemporary Wildlife Art and the Legacy of Carl Rungius”. Curated and selected paintings and sculpture by contemporary artists to appear in exhibition that accompanied extensive Carl Rungius retrospective exhibit. Co-authored text for catalogue. Glenbow Museum. Calgary, Alberta. June-September, 2000.
Wildlife Art. by Alan Singer. Rockport Publishers. Gloucester, Massachusetts. 1999.
Best of Wildlife Art. Volume 1 by Rachel Wolf. North Light Books. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1999.
Best of Wildlife Art. Volume 2 by Rachel Wolf. North Light Books. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1999.
Art Impressions. October 1999 Author of “Animal Art in the Park”, “Dwayne Harty’s Outdoor Palette”. Volume 2, Written by Dwayne Harty.
Art Impressions. May 1998. Author of “The Outdoor Palette”. Volume 1. Written by Dwayne Harty.
Wildlife Art Magazine. March/April 1998. “Virtual Nature: The Art of the Diorama”. Featuring Dwayne
Harty dioramas in the Royal Ontario Museum and the Algonquin Park Visitor Center.
Wildlife Art Magazine. July/August 1998 “Artists of Ontario-A sense of Place Out on the Edge”. Featuring Dwayne Harty oil Painting “Woodland Tapestry”.
Natural Habitat-Contemporary Wildlife Artists of North America. Spanierman Gallery. New York, New York. 1998. Exhibition featuring North American wildlife artists. Dwayne Harty- “Snowshoe Hare” oil.
Art Impressions. Spring 1997 issue. “Harty elected to SAA Board”. “Harty named Wildlife Habitat Canada Artist”, “The World Comes to Algonquin Park” (Harty quoted), “Looking This Way” an appreciation of artist Wilhelm Kuhnert written by Dwayne Harty.
Art Impressions. Autumn 1996 issue. “Discovering Robert Lougheed”. Dwayne Harty interviewed and quoted for article.
Art Impressions. Summer 1996 issue. “Art and the Coin”. Featuring design illustrations for the Royal Canadian Mint series of baby wild animal sterling silver coins.
Art Impressions. Summer 1995 issue. Cover artist and feature article. “Emerging from Acolyte - Dwayne Harty” Published in Canada.
Sporting Classics. September/October 1994 issue. Included in “Success Story” article. Published in U.S.A.
Wildlife Art News. May/June issue. Feature article. “A Synthesis of Vision and Technique- The Paintings of Dwayne Harty”.
An Atlas of Endangered Species of Canada. Published by Environmental Canada, Ottawa, Canada. Three paintings 1989.
Mammals in North America. Bob Wrigley. Hyperion press Ltd,. Winnipeg 97 paintings 1986.
Large Mammals, Vol. II. Bob Wrigley. Hyperion Press Ltd., Winnipeg, 1986.
Large Mammals, Vol. I. Bob Wrigley. Hyperion Press Ltd., Winnipeg, 1983.
Nature Canada. January/March 1985. “Paw prints in the snow”.
Manitoba’s Big Cat-The Story of the Cougar in Manitoba. Dr. R. E. Wrigley. Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature (Winnipeg, 1982).
The Squirrels of Canada. Shirley Woods. National Museum of Canada (Ottawa, 1980). Book presentation to Governor General Ed Schreyer.
Mammals of the Qu’Appelle Valley, David R. M. Hatch and Dr. R. E. Wrigley. 1976.
Sport Fish of Saskatchewan. Ann Marshell. 1976.
The Bird Life of the Qu’Appelle Valley. David R. M. Hatch. 1975.
The Blue Jay. Saskatchewan Natural History Society quarterly publications. |
