NEWS
[May 15, 2008]
On the Grid, off
the Beaten Track, taken in rural southwestern Saskatchewan in the summer of
2008, appears as a "Postcard" in the Slow Travel issue of Everywhere
magazine, May-June 2008.
————
[March 2, 2008]
I'm very pleased to have had a
piece (Saturday night, North Bay,
room #2) chosen for silent auction to benefit the AIDS
Committee of Toronto at the organization's annual gala photographic
fundraiser,
SNAP!08, March 2, 2008, at the National
Ballet School, Toronto.
————
[December 1, 2007]
I've made it
easier for people wanting to purchase a fine-art print to do that. You'll now
find a small selection of my work at the online art store Imagekind. Imagekind
provides a selection of paper and (optional) framing options, and ships internationally. Some
images are also available as greeting cards. And of course, if
you're looking for something you don't see there, or for something in a
different size than Imagekind provides, or for printing done under my personal
supervision, please feel free to contact me!
————
[September 25, 2007]
Round lives framed square (2006), seen on the left
below, appears in this month's issue of the always beautiful JPG
Magazine as part
of a feature section on design in photography. (The photograph next to
mine here is Kampanat Kaewngam's Spider Web.)
————
[September 4, 2007]
Architectural interior with unmade
bed (2006) is one of 30 images chosen by image-maker/photographist Robert
Fichter for Hands
Off: an
international exhibition exploring possibilities in digital photography. Hands
Off runs September 7–28 in the Nan Boynton Memorial Gallery of 621 Gallery, in Tallahassee,
Florida.
opening
reception
Friday, September 7, 6–9 p.m., at the gallery
621
Industrial Drive, Tallahassee, FL
The gallery will also be making
prints available for sale during the run of the show. The non-profit 621 Gallery
has been exhibiting and promoting contemporary art in Tallahassee's Railroad
Square since 1981.
————
[July 10, 2007]
Sina Queyras, In Conversation with Stephanie
Fysh
Poet Sina Queyras interviewed me recently for her
always interesting blog, Lemon Hound: Contemporary Arts & Letters,
Interviews & Features. You can read our
conversation — on the
collision of literary thought and photography, on domestic space and
the feminine, on erotica and gesture and more — here: "In Conversation with
Stephanie Fysh
."
————
[March 30, 2007]
— **photos from the show are
now online here**
Please join me Thursday, May 3,
2007, from 7 to 10 p.m. on the second (exhibition) floor
of the
Gladstone Hotel in fabulous Parkdale, Toronto, for the opening of
PHOTOFiction, a 13-artist group exhibition, curated by Chris Mitchell, in
the
CONTACT Toronto Photography
Festival .
You'll find my Hotel/Rooms — pieces
from 2006 and 2007, including previously unseen work — in room #208. Can't make it then? The show
runs the length of the festival, May 4 through May 27, from noon till 5
daily.
————
[February 11, 2007] The
incomparable and delightful Brittney Bush recently interviewed me for the
Utata Ink column. In addition to the standard questions on gear,
people I admire, and otters, you'll find some of my thoughts on the body and
selves, architectural photography, Patti Smith, and socks. So here, for your
reading pleasure, are 10 Things About
Lú
.
————
[January 11, 2007]
Saturday night, North Bay, room #2 has been
selected
for publication by the US-based JPG
Magazine
in its February 2007 issue (no. 8). Find JPG
Mag on a newsstand near you, here. Many
thanks to Derek Powazek, Paul Cloutier, and Heather Champ for the publication.
————
[October 13, 2006]
BUY MY STUFF!
.jpg)
Well, mine and that of a very talented handful of other people. Ballenford Books on Architecture
has launched its new line of high-quality 5x7 postcards, ToPOST.
In conjunction with the launch, Ballenford Books on Architecture will be showing photographs from Geoffrey James's Toronto
and from the photographers featured in the Toronto Urban Fabric series
— Tom Arban, Shahin Edalati, Sam Javanrouh, Carrie Musgrave, Daniel Novisedlak, David Wyman, and myself — through
till the end of November 2006.
————
[September 14, 2006]
One day last December, as I was walking through my living room,
the walls around me and the floor under my feet and the ceiling above my head
and all the furnishings began to fade, became insubstantial
and very nearly disappeared ...
Thanks to Greg at Utata for commissioning
and publishing my article Woman With Rooms , about the creation of my piece rooms with woman ,
the finished version of which can currently be seen on this site.
If you find that article of interest, you might also be interested in Bryan Partington's thoughts on it, in his column Rules of a Room .
 - rooms with woman 2.jpg)
————
[September 2, 2006] Thank you to those of you who joined us at the Picture the
Cure
event, and especially to those of you who purchased prints or made donations. If
you still have a yen (or a few dollars) to contribute, please do head over to
the event website to purchase an after-the-event
print!
