The weight of Canada’s sesquicentennial is being felt across a range of cultural manifestations and CONTACT, Toronto’s month-long photo festival, is no exception. The 20 primary exhibitions and 17 public installations all
Keep ReadingAn overview of works that are part of Power to the People: Photography and Video of Repression and Black Protest at the Ryerson Image Centre
Keep ReadingElaine Ling travelled the world far and wide in search of subjects for her photography, and connected with communities around the globe.
Keep ReadingA good way to enter Angela Grauerholz’s world is through her books—or rather their scans—from her personal library.
Keep ReadingRarely has a conjugal couple had such longevity as a collaborative artistic duo as Canada’s Carole Condé and Karl Beveridge.
Keep ReadingAn interview with photographer Alec Soth regarding his show at the 2016 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.
Keep ReadingOn the AGO's Outsiders: American Photography and Film 1950s–1980s exhibit featuring the photography of Gordon Parks, Diane Arbus, and other artists.
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Artist and activist Elaine Brière’s credo is that “one of the most important functions photography has is recording history.”
Keep ReadingThere have been rumours about a John Porter photo book for nearly as long as he has been making pictures. Kudos to editor/producer Clint Enns for making this project happen.
Keep ReadingAn interview with photographer Sebastião Salgado on his work and participation in Wim Wenders' documentary The Salt of the Earth.
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