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June Clark – This one photograph
June Clark was born in Harlem but emigrated to Toronto in 1968 and spent decades capturing the city’s street scenes. This one photogrgraph of kids in an alley off Spadina Ave around 1975…
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American Beauty – Philip Jarmain
This project tugged at my heart. Like photographer Philip Jarmain, I am drawn to Detroit: Jarmain to document its sorrowful destruction in the series American Beauty, me because it was my second city…
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Prizewinning Portraits – Wai-Kin Sin
Canadian videographer Wai-Kin Sin has won this year’s Baloise Art Prize at Art Basel, a prestigious award for emerging international artists. (Above, from the winning video entry) The winning series – Portraits – consists of five moving-image…
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Kim Keever – Diffusions
Kim Keever graduated in engineering and once worked for NASA on high-speed fluid flow, an explanation for the scientific methodology in his artistic practice. His new exhibition of abstract photography – titled Diffusions…
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Xan Padron – Rainbow for Pride
I can’t think of a better work to celebrate Pride Month than this Rainbow image created by Xan Padrón, a New York–based photographer. Known for his Time Lapse photos, he selects a remote urban…
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Legends – Barrie Wentzell
The Legends Series by Barrie Wentzell, shot in the decade spanning 1965 – 1975, straddled one of the most important decades in the history of popular music and social change. (Above – Led Zeppelin, 1970)…
