Student exhibit captures healing on historic mountainside
October 8, 2024
Trâm Anh Nguyễn documented Karate-do trainees on a former colonial retreat and battleground in Vietnam
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Ryerson Image Centre to co-host Black Portraiture[s] in the fall
February 23, 2021
The Ryerson Image Centre was chosen to co-host Black Portraiture[s], making it the first of the series to take place in Canada
Ryerson Image Centre African portraiture exhibit focuses on women through the lens
September 19, 2019
By Kieona George The way women in African photography look at you and at the world through the lens of a camera. This is the theme of the opening exhibit at the Ryerson Image Centre (RIC) that presents a history of women in African portraiture. The exhibit is free to all Ryerson students and available […]
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Four exhibits at the Ryerson Image Centre explore Canada’s rich history
September 15, 2017
From dog sledding in Canada’s north, to caribou hunting in 1866, to small Ukrainian villages
Photography by women, of women makes its way to the Image Arts Centre
February 8, 2017
Girls by Girls debuted the night of Feb. 7 and was curated specifically by Alia Youssef, a fourth year Image Arts student
Gallery: Marching with Women on Washington
January 22, 2017
Ryerson journalism student Andrej Ivanov headed down to Washington on Jan. 21
3D-printed art represents change at Ryerson exhibit
January 20, 2017
The gallery, Unique Forms of Continuity in Space, is named after a sculpture which is meant to represent radical transformations created through motion
Exploring the meaning of the veil
September 10, 2013
Fourth-year student examines her personal relationship with the Muslim prayer veil in photography exhibition
SHOWING OFF OTHER PEOPLE’S TALENT
October 1, 2008
Sarah Munro, a Ryerson photography student and experienced curator, offers some tips on starting your own gallery.
He’s not just a Sk8er Boi
September 27, 2006
Give second-year photography student Andrew Norton a camera, and he'll combine skateboarding and photography into one gnarly show. News Editor Maurice Cacho finds out what it takes to capture a not-so-ordinary skateboard snapshot.
Gallery helps under-exposed students
September 13, 2006
Inessa Radostin spent the summber building her dream studio gallery; can she handle school, a thriving company and her father as a business partner? Karon Liu finds out.
Gallery a goth’s sci-fi fantasy
October 10, 2001
By John Gemmell If you’re intimidated by the pretentious aura of “hardcore” art-type in downtown galleries then here’s a safe haven: the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, tucked away in the wilds of North York.
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