Articles – Photography
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Denyse Gérin-Lajoie: Respect for the Other
Recalling the deeply humanistic vision of one of Quebec’s finest photographers.
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Caroline Monnet: Reclaiming Space for the Indigenous Renaissance
A profile of filmmaker/photographer Caroline Monnet and her recent photo collage History Shall Speak for Itself.
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Raymond Depardon: Documentary Master
Is Raymond Depardon a photographer who is also a filmmaker or vice versa?
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Canada’s Documentary Photography Scene
Looking at Canadian documentary photography through an historical lens.
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The Call of the Land and History
The Canadian landscape prompts photographic responses from three artists.
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CONTACT Festival & the Diversity of Canadian Photography
Is Canadian photography as diverse as Canadian multicultural society?
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Power to the People: Photography and Video of Repression and Black Protest
A continuum of oppression and resistance on view in Toronto at the Ryerson Image Centre (RIC) and Gladstone Hotel.
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Elaine Ling: Through her journeys, she found her way
Elaine Ling was a great photographer who recently passed away in Toronto. Pietropaolo recounts the life of a woman who travelled five continents to capture images and document diverse communities around the globe.
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Angela Grauerholz: Memories Are Made of This
The current recipient of the Scotiabank Photography Award and a Governor General’s Award winner, Grauerholz has created a unique body of work over the past 40 years. Butet-Roch examines the artistry behind Grauerholz’ photos.
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Carole Condé + Karl Beveridge: Canada’s Enfants Terribles of the Art World
The team of Condé/Beveridge are activists, but are they documentarians? Pietropaolo argues that their focus on labour history in Ontario over the past 40 years truly documents the age in which we live.
