Jim Goldberg Magnum Photographer

http://www.jimgoldberg.com

Ursula Handleigh

http://www.ursulahandleigh.com

Like the stitching and the ephemeral nature

Paige Lindsay - posting garbage

https://www.instagram.com/peejgram/

at Contact - I like the randomness - like Sara Graham, and the words:

Sarah Anne Johnson

Wonderful altered photography

But also great video work reminiscent of Martha Rosler's feminist Semiotics of the Kitchen

Meredith Woolnough - Another great textile artist!

http://www.meredithwoolnough.com

Kristy Whitlock

http://www.kirstywhitlock.com

Love this textile artist - using 'school' papers and text, newspaper


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Tracey Lawko at David Kaye

http://traceylawko.com/gallery/

Amazing use of threads!











And Governor-General Award Winners too:  http://davidkayegallery.com/?page_id=1367




Jane Kidd





Dorothy Caldwell

Eliza Griffiths at Katherine Mulherin

Eliza Griffiths - at Katherine Mulherin last week - I always find her work so emotionally meaningful - weighted as she references human relationships - including therapy.

Back to Olga Korper this week for Susanna Heller

http://www.olgakorpergallery.com

work is both exceptionally moving and very calming - all at the same time - don't know how she does it!

Unfortunately - or FORTUNATELY! these images need to be seen in person

Sara Graham Rebuilding Canada

at MKG 127  http://www.mkg127.com

Sara Graham who I already love - for https://sculptureaday.wordpress.com has a show at MKG 127

Wonderful tole work - representing building, past and present in the cities.  Love the Toronto images - remind me of Joe and his office at 388 Yonge Street - long gone, time passes.

and this is her version of  maps - all of it fantastic!

Shannon Bool's Carpets

At Daniel Faria Gallery see Shannon Bool's Carpet - http://danielfariagallery.com

Textile representing a Renaissance work figuring the madonna.  The figures removed, the carpet image altered digitally and keeping that familiar photoshop background, and then 'remade' in real time in Turkey.  History and time speed along.

Roula Partheniou

http://www.roulapartheniou.com at MKG 127 - yesterday

Great sense of humour - from the invitation to actual objects - Mistress of the best fake!

Dona Schwartz

Woman photgrapher of the poignancy of the quotidian seen at Stephen Bulger yesterday.

http://www.donaschwartz.com/images.html

Fantastic photos - freeze-dried, blown apart

Ori Gerscht - first seen at a gallery in Wales this summer:

Cas Holmes - Really like this textile art

http://www.casholmestextiles.co.uk

Maps

http://www.johnhartman.ca

Getting ready - I hope to make some maps and saw John Hartman's work again at Metivier Gallery - definitely inspiring.

also liked his camera like perspectives













and personalized maps