Raymond Aubin
Urban landscapes with a twist at Exposure Gallery
Monet at the National Gallery
A visual proposal on social media by digital artist Mónica Márquez
A Place Apart: A photo exhibition by Jim Lamont
Alex Colville, painter of the ordinary
Public art in Ottawa: Reaching out
Reflections on the ambiguity of tourists at Atrium Gallery
Raymond Aubin is an artist in contemporary photography who also writes critiques and reviews in visual and media arts. Tourists: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow, a collection of photographs by fine art photographer Jake Morrison, invites viewers to reflect on the ambiguity of tourism. The ghostly figures that fill Morrison’s photographs almost appear deliberately placed over […]
SELFIE: A photo exhibition on crossed identities at Karsh-Masson
Raymond Aubin is an artist in contemporary photography who also writes critiques and reviews in visual and media arts. Through their photographic self-stories, artists Magida El-Kassis, Olivia Johnston, and Jennifer Stewart invite us to reflect upon the contemporary fragmentation of the identity. Walking into the SELFIE exhibition at the Karsh-Masson Gallery is an overwhelming experience. […]
M. C. Escher at the National Gallery: An incursion into the reality of illusions
Printmaker Maurits Cornelis Escher is like an Old Master who would have lost his way in the 20th century. He produced some 450 prints over his 50 year career. Throughout, he remained obsessed with the representation of space. Fifty-four of his prints are on display at the National Gallery until May 2015. A rare opportunity […]
Timeslice: An imagery of time by Ralph Nevins
Raymond Aubin is an artist in contemporary photography who also writes critiques and reviews in visual and media arts. Imagine being able to see a whole movie at once, collapsed into a single still image. This is the intriguing experience that artist Ralph Nevins proposes at the Trinity Art Gallery of the Shenkman Arts Centre. […]