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The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Mouse House. 2004
Photographer: Oksana Mansour
Exhibit: The Window, Electric Revival, Opening May 2, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.; May 2 to May 31
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Tek. 2007
Photographer: Sabrina Russo
Exhibit: Shaking, Bending Spoons Gallery, Opening May 2, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.; April 27 to May 31
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Guangzhou/China. 2006
Photographer: anothermountainman
Exhibit: Lan Wei (Abortive Buildings), Index G, Opening April 25 2 p.m.-6 p.m.; April 21 to May 10
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Chincousy Park. 2008
Photographer: Simeon Posen, Toronto
Exhibit: A Play of Light (In Three Parts), Gallery Arcturus, Opening May 2, 2:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.; May 2 to June 13
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
St. Patrick’s Day Dance. 2007
Photographer: Tobi Asmoucha
Exhibit: Legions, Gallery 44 Members Gallery, Opening May 2, 2 p.m.-5 p.m.; May 1 to May 16
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Smoke. 2008
Photographer: Jeffrey Hands
Exhibit: Silent Seditions Various Artists, Gallery 1313, Opening April 30, 7 p.m. – 10 p.m., April 29 to May 10
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Untitled. 2009
Photographer: Cylla Von Tiedemann
Exhibit: Dancing Walls, Silent Souls, Elaine Fleck Gallery, Opening May 7, 7 p.m.-10 p.m.; May 1 to May 31
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Launa & Jake
Photographer: Chico
Exhibit: Akin, Coffee Tree Roastery, Opening May 2, 5 p.m.-7 p.m.; May 1 to June 30
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Three Brothers
Photographer: Laurie Kang
Exhibit: Three Brothers, Tinku Gallery, Opening May 1, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.; May 1 to May 31
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
The Canary at Front & Cherry
Photographer: Rick Harris
Exhibit: Elsewhen Various Artists, The Charlotte Room, May 1 to May 31; Closing reception May 28, 7 p.m.-10 p.m
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Karlheinz Schreiber & Cameraman Hanz Vanderzande
Photographer: Joe Passaretti
Exhibit: Beyond the Broadcast, Canadian Broadcasting Centre, Opening May 20, 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; May 20 to May 31
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Habibo Waiting For Her Son Hassan Who Lives As A Refugee In Kenya. 2008
Photographer: Anna Hill for Settlement Arts
Exhibit: Waiting for My Children Various Artists, Board of Directors, Opening May 16, 2 p.m.-5 p.m., May 13 to May 23
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Untitled. 2008
Photographer: Jordan Junck, Vancouver
Exhibit: Perspective Various Artists, Arta Gallery, Opening May 16, 6 p.m.-8 p.m.; May 16 to May 28
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Emile 1 (installation view). 2008
Photographer: Bettina Hoffman, Montreal
Exhibit: Emile, Art Gallery of Ontario, Young Gallery, May 1 to May 31
The world’s largest photography festival is underway in Toronto. With over 1,000 artists showing their work at 220 venues, finding the best way to experience the event can be an uphill battle. To help, our art experts have compiled their 50 favourite shots. We’re posting two new images on our site every day. To skip to the whole 50-slide show, click here.
Morning After. 2008
Photographer: Geoffrey Pugen, Toronto
Exhibit: Another Side of You, Angell Gallery, Opening May 12, noon-5 p.m.; May 2 to May 30
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