Published by Black Dog Publishing, Seeing and Believing presents a critical overview of the work of Toronto-based artist Luis Jacob, a key figure in contemporary Canadian art. Known for his conceptual approach, Jacob’s practice spans installation, video, photography, and curatorial projects — often questioning how we see, experience, and historicize art.This richly illustrated book explores the role of the museum, aesthetic experience, and the politics of viewing through three major exhibitions. Includes essays by prominent curators and a handwritten dedication by the artist.
