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Current Exhibition

SCENES FROM HERE
Eamon Mac Mahon, Jim Verburg

May 3 - 26, 2012

Opening Reception
Thursday May 3, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. (artists in attendance)

Circuit Gallery is proud to present SCENES FROM HERE as a Featured Exhibition in the 2012 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.

This two-person exhibition, featuring the work of Eamon Mac Mahon and Jim Verburg, seeks to bring forward something of our complex and ambiguous relationship with nature, its role in our imaginary (specifically as represented in landscape) and our different experience and understanding of its reality (its strength and fragility).

Eamon Mac Mahon, Woodland Caribou, 2011

New Works

Alejandro Cartagena

Circuit Gallery is pleased to offer a striking series of new works by Mexican-based photographer Alejandro Cartagena from his award winning project Car Poolers.

Offering a different take on 'car pooling', Cartagena continues his pointed investigation of the complex issues relating to unhampered suburban expansion.

Alejandro Cartagena, Untitled Car Poolers #2 (detail), 2011

Current Exhibition

SCENES FROM HERE
Eamon Mac Mahon, Jim Verburg

May 3 - 26, 2012

Opening Reception
Thursday May 3, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. (artists in attendance)

Circuit Gallery is proud to present SCENES FROM HERE as a Featured Exhibition in the 2012 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.

This two-person exhibition, featuring the work of Eamon Mac Mahon and Jim Verburg, seeks to bring forward something of our complex and ambiguous relationship with nature, its role in our imaginary (specifically as represented in landscape) and our different experience and understanding of its reality (its strength and fragility).

Jim Verburg, Untitled (Diptych), 2011

Featured Artist

Robert Bean

Circuit Gallery is excited to offer work by senior Canadian artist Robert Bean from his series Writing Machines.

About these Editions

Exploring the idea of obsolescence, in this case obsolete technology, Robert Bean gives us a series of exquisite photographs of typewriters taken at the Peter Mitterhofer Typewriter Museum in Partschins, Italy. These "writing machines" are part of Bean's ongoing project investigating photography and its relationship to memory, technology, language and experience.

Left: Robert Bean, Crandall, 2006

Featured Artist

Robert Canali

Circuit Gallery is pleased to offer work by Toronto based artist Robert Canali from his project In Dust.

About these Editions

Robert Canali gives us a series of highly abstract and beautiful images about light and its corollary colour. Exploring the oppositions between the tangible and the intangible, abstraction and representation, Canali uses the very materials of photography—glass, paper, film, fluorescent tubes—to give objective representation to the essential yet utterly immaterial aspects of the medium.

From the series In Dust, 2010

Featured Artist

Leanne Eisen

We are excited to offer new editions by Toronto based artist Leanne Eisen.

In the series Residue, Eisen enters into dialogue with the recent BP oil spill by relating the large-scale disaster in the gulf to the 'minor incidents' of oil stains on roadways caused by the individual citizen. These marks function as a metaphor for the effects and traces left by day-to-day petroleum usage.

Left: Leanne Eisen, Laneway Lansdowne (detail), 2010

Featured Artist

Susana Reisman

Circuit Gallery is excited to offer new work by Toronto-based artist Susana Reisman from her series Domestic Disclosures.

About these Editions

Creating homages from objects found around her house – food stuff, office supplies, dishes and cleaning items – Reisman playfully speaks to the ‘history of art’ and engages with the idea of influence. Here she playfully nods towards William Wegman's series Before/On/After from 1972.

Susana Reisman,Permutations (after William Wegman) #7, 2009
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