PHOTOGRAPHY
Features
Yes Yes We're Magicians
A selection of sourced images from Jonah Samson's book, "Yes Yes We're Magicians," the title of which is taken from a passage of Samuel Beckett's absurdist play, "Waiting for Godot." Read more
The Following Days - Les jours suivants
Huneault's videography project is part of a new chapter of work, The New Memories, 2014–2016, that documents the community of Lac-Mégantic following the 4th anniversary of the Mégantic disaster. Read more
Writing With Light
Wade Davis recalls being taught photography by Tod Papageorge: "he was an inspired teacher, in good measure because he had no interest in soliciting student opinion about anything." Read more
South of Buck Creek
A Canadian memoir of black and white in America's unhappiest city, 1966–2011. Gold medal winner at the 40th Annual National Magazine Awards. Read more
Post-Tohoku
Michel Huneault's documentary project, Post Tohoku, records the effects of the 2011 earthquake in Japan on collective and individual memory. Read more
The Vanishing Roadhouse
Fireside Truck Stop, Rancheria, Bear Flats Lodge, Lum 'n Abner's—just a few of the disappearing outposts along the Alaska Highway. Read more
Exodus
Michel Huneault's photographs of Syrian refugees in Hungary, Austria and Germany from September 2015. Read more
Framed
Sara Cassidy examines the entire history of self-portraiture in Canada (from Geist 98, on newsstands now). Read more
The Prime Minister, receiving ectoplasm from Texas
Counter-Spells
Bill Jeffries conjures a counter-spell to reverse the effects of Bill C-38 by altering "spirit photographs" of Stephen Harper. Read more
Photomontage
Photographer Ross C. Kelly takes repeated images of cityscapes over a period of time in order to create collages. Read more
Arts and Crafts
From Biliana Velkova's Silver Centre Series, a found photography project exploring seniors’ leisure activities. Read more
Uncle Hiroshi
A snapshot in the life of Hiroshi Morita: nuclear bomb survivor, Canadian interment camp inhabitant and prolific photographer of Toronto. Read more
