The Extended Moment
Fifty years of collecting photographs at the National Gallery of Canada.
The exhibition celebrates the evolution of photography by showcasing 175 photos and images from gallery’s collection.
Photography
A Little History
Canada's past through the eyes of a child.
The stories and perspectives of children have long been overlooked by the history books—but a new exhibition at the Canadian Museum of History is shifting the narrative.
Raoul Hausmann: Vision in Action
A Dadaist exhibit at the Jeu de Paume, Paris.
Featuring 130 vintage images, Raoul Hausmann: Vision in Action marks the first time such an extensive exhibition of the artist’s work has been shown in France.
Polygon Gallery, North Vancouver
Western Canada’s largest photography-focused gallery.
When the Polygon Gallery opens this November in North Vancouver’s lower Lonsdale neighbourhood, it will mark the completion of a project roughly four decades in the making.
The Hidden World of World War I
Photographing history.
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Beneath the farm houses in the tranquil French countryside exists a forgotten city.
The Faraway Nearby
Canada's 20th century in pictures.
A new photograhy exhibition reveals Canada as seen through the eyes of one of America’s best-known newspapers: The New York Times.
Susan Bright’s Feast for the Eyes
A new way of looking at food photography.
A new book illustrates how, while styles have changed, food photography’s ability to reflect cultural values has remained consistent.
Pictures From Here
Photo-conceptualism at the Vancouver Art Gallery.
Pictures From Here transports visitors and locals alike past Vancouver’s surface, revealing some of the city’s most artistically formative perspectives of itself.
Montreal in Love: Embracing Diversity
A romantic photography exhibit.
A collection of portraits capturing 30 intercultural Montreal couples in sweet, personal moments.
