In 2018, Council published a limited edition of a gravure by Eric Baudelaire. 

In a conceptual take on the traditional landscape gravure, Eric Baudelaire proposes a narrative scene in Eldgja Canyon, Iceland, that plays with the relationship between news and imagination. The gravure’s background is made with a found copper plate. The text is printed in silver ink letterpress. The narrative is drawn from a Canadian newspaper headline collected by the artist, evoking a 2012 incident during which a tourist departed from her group tour of Eldgja Canyon to go to the bathroom and change her clothing. In her absence, she was reported missing. A search party was organised to look for her in the canyon. Unaware that she was, in fact, the missing person, the tourist joined the search party, looking for herself.