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| Martie Giefert Chatsworth Community Centre 2008 Digital C-Print 10.5" x 48" suggested retail $1600 donated by the artist courtesy of Parts Gallery |
Martie Giefert first studied and worked as a graphic designer and later returned to school to earn his BFA in Photography at NASCAD in Halifax. After working for a number of years he returned to school again to gain his MFA from Guelph University. As an artist his interests have always been architecture, perception, history, memory and culture. His works have been exhibited across Canada and the USA. Giefert lives and works in Toronto, Ontario. This image is from an ongoing project called The Arena Series.
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| Ronald Hurwitz Ronald Hurwitz Photography L’horloge, musee d’Orsay vers le Louvre, Selenium-toned gelatin, Silver print10” x 12 ½ “2011 suggested retail of $1,500.00 donated by the artist |
Ron Hurwitz was born in Cleveland, Ohio and studied at Indiana University, and The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. During a successful career as a symphony musician, Hurwitz took up an intense personal study of photography. Since then his work has been exhibited at museums and galleries in Cleveland, Washington, New York, Miami, Toronto, Lausanne, and Paris. Mr. Hurwitz is the recipient of two Ontario Arts Council Grants as well as the 2003 First Prize for Limited Edition Books from The Alcuin Society for his book, The Gryphons of Paris. His photographs of Paris can be found in such notable French collections as the Bibliothèque Nationale, the Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris, Maison Européenne de la Photographie, and the Musée Carnavalet.
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James Knowles
Minerva Terrace,
Photographic print
suggested retail $850
donated by the artist |
James Knowles creates landscape and travel photographs from Canada to Europe and the far east. His abstract and nature images complete a body of work that encompasses many facets of the natural world. His works are held in both Canadian and U.S. collections.
A recipient of various awards and medals, James is a member of the Toronto Focal Forum. His photos have been featured in the ROM's Rotunda Magazine, Nature's Best Photography and Peterson's Field Guide to Mammals of North America. His public works include the ROM's bat photograph currently hanging above Bloor Street at University Avenue in Toronto.
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Richard
Litke
Fog
Silver gelatin print
16” x 20”
suggested retail $600
donated by the artist |
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| Rob Macinnis Nick Archival Inkjet Print 26 x 26", edition 2/10 suggested retail $1200 donated by the artist courtesy of Katherine Mulherin Contemporary Art Projects |
Rob MacInnis holds a diploma in film direction from the New York Film Academy in New York City as well as a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Photography) from NASCAD. His work has been exhibited across Canada and internationally including Art Basel Miami, Scope Basel Switzerland and Photo LA. His work is held in numerous private and public collections.
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| Meaghan Ogilvie Untitled Photographic Print 20" x 30" suggested retail $2000 donated by the artist |
Meaghan Ogilvie is a Toronto-based photographer whose work has won the People's Choice award at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition and the Corporate Purchase Award at the Toronto Artist Project. In the summer of 2011 Meaghan was accepted into a summer residency with the School of Visual Arts, NYC for its Still and Moving Imaging program. Following this intensive program, Meaghan travelled to Costa Rica to begin a new series that explores nature and our relationship with it. This print is the first released from this new series.
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| Gerald Pisarzowski Lutyens Diptych Hand-coated platinum/palladium print 7" x 18" suggested retail $1800 donated by the artist |
Gerald Pisarzowski was educated at the University of Toronto and was trained as a photographer with courses at Humber College and Ryerson, as well as workshops with Fred Picker, Freeman Patterson and Elizabeth Siegfried, and private study with Paul Hoeffler. Primarily, however Gerald is a self-taught photographer. His prints are hand-coated platinum/palladium prints completed in limited edition and are created using a large format camera. His work has been shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions across North America and is held in private and corporate collections as well as public collections such as the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography, the City of Toronto Archives and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston.
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John
Reeves
Michael Snow,
New Year 1964 1964
epson jet print
55.9 x 43.2 (paper)
44.5 x 35.5 cm (image)
suggested retail (tba)
donated by the artist |
John Reeves was born in Burlington, Ontario and studied at Sir George Williams Art School in Montreal and the Ontario College of Art and Design. His work has appeared in every major Canadian magazine and his work has included portraiture of many noted personalities including artists, musicians and authors. He was elected to membership in the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts (RCA) in 1975 and received the Canadian Association of Photographers and Illustrators (CAPIC) Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2002. His work is held in numerous private, corporate and public collections, including The Portrait Gallery of Canada, Art Gallery of Ontario and The Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography.
For more than two decades, professional photographer Jay Robinson has been capturing unrefined spaces and unique places and revealing their beauty through strong composition and bold colour photography. A graduate of the Alberta College of Art and Design, Jay has been capturing award winning images for fine art and commercial clients such as; Holt Renfrew, Toronto Life Magazine, National Geographic Traveller Magazine and Seven Continents Corporation to name but a few.
Chris Shepherd was born in Grimsby, Ontario and started off his artistic career as a painter, but turned to photography as a means to familiarize himself with Toronto. It was this process of exploration that piqued Shepherd's interest in urban landscapes and led to a fascination with the under-appreciated tableaus of metropolitan life. Shepherd studied at Ryerson, Waterloo and McMaster Universities and has participated in Nuit Blanche, and exhibits in Canada and the United States.
Toni Wallachy is active in the Toronto photography community. Her involvements include the Beach Photo Club, the Artists Network of Riverdale and the Greater Toronto Camera Club Council, among others. Toni won a CAPA Gold Medal for Best Contemporary at the 117th Annual Toronto Salon, has shown in the Contact Festival and has had numerous solo and group shows. Her work explores emotion, space and detail creating a visually rich feel.
Kate Wilhelm holds a B.A. from the University of Guelph New York City
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| Jay Robinson Road to hana 2001 36" x 36" suggested retail $1250 donated by the artist |
For more than two decades, professional photographer Jay Robinson has been capturing unrefined spaces and unique places and revealing their beauty through strong composition and bold colour photography. A graduate of the Alberta College of Art and Design, Jay has been capturing award winning images for fine art and commercial clients such as; Holt Renfrew, Toronto Life Magazine, National Geographic Traveller Magazine and Seven Continents Corporation to name but a few.
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| Chris Shepherd Humberside Collegiate Institute Pool 2011 Chromogenic Print on dibond 24x24" suggested retail $1000 donated by the artist courtesy of Bau-Xi Photo |
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| Ronald Tsang 45th Floor - City Viewphotographic print 20" x 30" suggested retail $500 donated by the artist |
Ronald Tsang
is a freelance photographer based in Toronto Queen Elizabeth Building
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| Toni Wallachy Orchid Dream #1 Giclee Print on Epson Ultra Smooth 100% Cotton Rag 18" x 24" Limited edition of 20 suggested retail $800 donated by the artist courtesy of Orangeroads Photography |
Toni Wallachy is active in the Toronto photography community. Her involvements include the Beach Photo Club, the Artists Network of Riverdale and the Greater Toronto Camera Club Council, among others. Toni won a CAPA Gold Medal for Best Contemporary at the 117th Annual Toronto Salon, has shown in the Contact Festival and has had numerous solo and group shows. Her work explores emotion, space and detail creating a visually rich feel.
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| Kate Wilhelm Leigh-zzie Borden from the series Yes these bones shall live 2010 Archival inkjet print 24 x 30 inches suggested retail $800 donated by the artist |
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Carl
Zimmerman
Stephen Bulger
Gallery
Museum,
Edition 1 of 50
16 x 35 ¼ inch pigment on paper
on 21 ¼ x 39 ¼ inch archival paper
suggested retail $1,200.00
donated by the artist courtesy of Stephen Bulger Gallery |
Carl Zimmerman grew up in Hamilton, Ontario and attended McMaster University as well as the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. His work has been shown internationally at venues such as the Irish Museum of Modern Art, The Photographer's Gallery Milan, The Canadian Embassy Washington, and the National Arts Centre Ottawa. He is represented in many private and public collections including the Art Gallery of Hamilton, Museum London, and Confederation Centre Art Gallery. His work was included in the Magenta Publication Carte Blance, A Definitive Review of Canadian Contemporary Photography.
