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MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY CANADIAN ART
BETWEEN MEMORY AND HISTORY: FROM THE EPIC TO THE EVERYDAY
RAYMONDE APRIL, ROBERT BURLEY, LUC DELAHAYE, NAN GOLDIN, ADI NES, MARTIN PARR, CHI PENG, THOMAS RUFF, ALESSANDRA SANGUINETTI, BERT TEUNISSEN
MAY 1 - JUN 1
OPENING MAY 1, 7 - 10PM
Photography and its culture – the way in which
images are
created and used – are subject, as many things
are, to cyclical
evolutions of birth, growth, entropy and renewal.
Photography
wields an enduring influence in our lives; it
contributes to our
understanding of the world around us, now more
then ever
before and is implicit in preserving our
individual and collective
experiences. Through a selection of photographic
images by ten
Canadian and international artists, Between Memory
and History:
From the Epic to the Everyday probes relationships
that exist
between the intimate and the public, between
moments of
personal significance to events of global
resonance that affect
each one of us.
For the full essay on the MOCCA Exhibition please
follow the link below.
Thematic Exhibition essay
Curated by David Liss & Bonnie Rubenstein.
952 Queen St W, Toronto M6J 1G8 MapQuest
Gallery, Art & Design District
Wheelchair access
Tues-Sun 11am - 6pm
T 416 395 0067 F 416 395 7598
E mocca@toronto.ca
W venue website
E mocca@toronto.ca
W exhibition website
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Martin Parr
Greece, Athens, Acropolis, 1991
© Martin Parr/Magnum Photos
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