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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.
Burke Brothers. 1987
Photographer: Steve Evans
Exhibit: Heart & Soul, Telegramme Prints, Opening April 30, 7 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.
Toronto71067176. 2008
Photographer: AJ Frick, Toronto
Exhibit: Betwixt Various Artists, Switch Contemporary, Opening May 8, 7 p.m.-11 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.
Ancestral
Photographer: Meryl McMaster, Ottawa
Exhibit: OCAD 3rd Year Juried Show Various Artists, Steam Whistle Brewing Gallery, Opening May 6, 6 p.m.-10 p.m.; May 6 to May 24
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.
Virginia F. Ferry. 1973
Photographer: Wendy Snyder MacNeil
Exhibit: The Ephemeral Face: Selected Portraits from the Mira Godard Study Centre, Ryerson University Various Artists, Ryerson Gallery, Opening May 6, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.; April 8 to May 6
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.
Kodak 06-062d~August 22, 2002
Photographer: Robert Burley
Exhibit: The Revolution of Photography 1839-2009 Various Artists, Royal Ontario Museum, 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.
Fleche Vers La Gauche
Photographer: Ruth Gillson
Exhibit: En Métal and Urban Timelines by the Hang Man Seven Various Artists, Dominion on Queen, Opening May 3, 7 p.m.-9 p.m.; May 1 to May 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.
Trip the Light Fantastic. 2008
Photographer: Joseph Muscat
Exhibit: Trip the Light Fantastic, Propeller Centre for the Visual Arts, Opening May 14, 7 p.m.-10 p.m.; May 13 to May 24
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.
Every Building in the City of Toronto. 2009
Photographer: Christian Giroux and Daniel Young, Toronto
Exhibit: Every Building in the City of Toronto, Prefix Institute of Contemporary Art, Opening May 7, 7 p.m.-10 p.m.; May 7 to June 27
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.
Sociopath. 2008
Photographer: Tyler Grey
Exhibit: Stories Various Artists, Pixel Gallery, Opening May 13, 7 p.m.-midnight; May 12 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.
Untitled. 2008
Photographer: Marianne Reim
Exhibit: Reiminations, Pentimento Fine Art Gallery, Opening April 30, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.; April 30 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.
Untitled. 2009
Photographer: Adam Krawesky
Exhibit: Instills, Patrick Mikhail Gallery at Café Bernate, May 1 to May 15
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.
Twice Told Tales
Photographer: Mark Bovey, Halifax
Exhibit: Restoring the Ledge, Open Studio, Opening April 30, 7p.m.-9p.m.; April 30 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.
North York Project (Child is Father of the Man)
Photographer: Adrian Fish
Exhibit: The North York Project (Child is Father of the Man), Loop Gallery, Opening May 2, 1 p.m.-5 p.m.; May 2 to May 24
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: Frame from Animated Gif
Photographer: Graydon Sheppard, Toronto
Exhibit: Breakdown Various Artists, Xexe Gallery, Opening May 7, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.; May 7 to May 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.
The Window
Photographer: Mary Farmilant, Chicago
Exhibit: Untitled, Post & Beam Reclamation, Opening May 2, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.; May 2 to May 31
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