Archive for the ‘ Exhibitions ’ Category
I had the priviledge of meeting the very talented photographer Eamon Mac Mahon at the CONTACT Photography Festival in 2007. I am excited to see his latest body of work commissioned by The Walrus (“Amazon of the North“) and currently at Bau-Xi Gallery in the exhibition “Out of the Woods“. This project documents the importance of Canada’s fragile Boreal Forest, [ READ MORE ]
As someone who works in the Museum industry, specifically focused on collections information, I am always searching for creative and highly interactive ways for creating access to the world’s museum collections. I have been looking into Google’s lastest venture, the Google Art Project, an exciting concept that presents detailed views of art work from the top museums. Using the [ READ MORE ]
On now at the Art Gallery of Ontario, is an excellent show about the work of a recently discovered photographer, Abel Boulineau, whose images conjure up romantic scenes of the French countryside around the turn of the twentieth century. While highlighting these poetic glimpses into French rural life, the exhibition also discusses the behind the [ READ MORE ]
I highly recommend this exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario (June – September 2010), Playing with Pictures: The Art of the Victorian Photocollage. Originally organized by the Art Institute of Chicago, Playing with Pictures, examines the pre-modern use of photocollage by Victorian aristocratic women, who combined their sharp wit and artistic talents to employ [ READ MORE ]
via Recent Snow at The Power Plant. I highly recommend checking out the exhibition, Recent Snow, at the Power Plant, showcasing the latest work of the visionary Canadian artist Michael Snow. Several works caught my eye, including the time lapse video installation, Condensation, which “transforms the passing of time as it unfolds in the Maritimes.” [ READ MORE ]
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