It has been a long road for Toronto-born photographer, Christopher Griffith. After 2 weeks of self-teaching, Christopher began shooting fashion. This prompted a move to Paris where he spent five frantic, but productive years. Since then, he has moved back to North America, published 3 books and is working on his 4th, recently opened a studio, and continues his work as an awesome photographer. Continue Reading…
Originally from Toronto, Keetja Allard began her life in NYC as a photography assistant and has since developed a strong portfolio of her own work. Recently, Keetja teamed up with Silas to produce a collection of t-shirts featuring her female-inspired photography as the design. Continue Reading…
A twisted touch proves genius in the photography of Toronto’s Matt Barnes. As a creative photographer, Barnes has done work for musicians such as Snoop Dogg, Bedouin Soundclash, and Drake as well as clients including Nissan, Mastercard and Ikea. Matt’s technique is highly adaptable as his creativity can throw a twist on an extremely wide range of works. Continue Reading…
Toronto-based photographer, musician, writer, and designer, Carl Heindl captures crisp landscapes, and the energy of various subjects with his portrait work. Heindl has provided many clients including Calvin Klein, VICE Magazine, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and blogTO with his impressive work. Continue Reading…
Night Vision, an outdoor renegade photography projection show will present Vancouver, Canada with works from contemporary photographers from around the world. The exhibit will be on display in Strathcona Park, Vancity on July 10th. Some phenomenal Canadian photographers will share the spotlight with a long list of international talent. Continue Reading…
Since her untimely death in 1962, Marilyn Monroe has become a 20th Century icon. Her image has inspired many artists whose work can be seen on display right now at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. Marilyn: Life as Legend is a travelling exhibition which showcases the works of Richard Avedon, Henri Cartier-Bresson and Roy Lichtenstein to name a few. Continue Reading…