Current Exhibition

THE DISTANCE BETWEEN
Akihiko Miyoshi

April 27 - May 11, 2013

Opening Reception
Friday April 26, 6-9 PM

Circuit Gallery is proud to present The Distance Between, a solo exhibition of large-format work by Portland-based artist Akihiko Miyoshi, from his recent project entitled Abstract Photographs.

This is his first solo showing in Toronto and is a Featured Exhibition in the 2013 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.

Featured Artist

Andrew Wright

Circuit Gallery is pleased to offer a series of limited editions by Canadian artist Andrew Wright.

About the Featured Editions

In the series Water's Edge, Wright turns his attention to water, and not just any water, but the rapids precipitously close to Niagara Falls.

These raw images of North America's largest standing waves probe both fiction and reality. They are images of near impossible complexity that engulf, astound, and confound.

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.

Projects + Collaborations

Art from Montreal in collaboration with Satellite Magazine

Circuit Gallery is pleased to partnering with Satellite Magazine to offer a series of limited-edition artworks from the magazine. Satellite is an exciting new biannual magazine that focuses on cities, culture and politics. Each issue features an in-depth look at a single city, alongside interviews, art, and nonfiction.

Our collaboration starts with their second issue, which focuses on the city of Montreal, and features great work by: Marie-Claire Blais, Thomas Kneubühler and Matt Shane.

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.

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.

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.

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