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Interview with architectural photographer Kristopher Grunert
Kristopher Grunert brings a new perspective on architectural photography. His personal fascination with unusual locations and atypical times is clearly evident in his work. With a strong...
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Interview with artist Laura Wood
Laura Wood continues her investigation of light and perception in her recently completed commissioned painting for Toronto’s Aria restaurant. When viewing her portfolio of work, it is as though a...
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Interview with Canadian photographer Troy Moth
The Canadian woods are the subject, inspiration and daily surroundings of our feature artist. Canadian based photographer Troy Moth has returned to his roots on the West Coast after living and working...
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Interview with Canadian Photographer Jesse Boles
The natural Canadian landscape has been dramatically altered in the past 150 years through constant and persistent progress by industry beginning from the Industrial Revolution to today. Through this...
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Songs of the Future: Canadian Industrial Photographs, 1858 to Today
This month’s summer feature focusing on the industrial history of Canada as documented through art and design, was inspired in anticipation for the opening of the Art Gallery of Ontario’s exhibition...
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Interview with Sophie Hackett: Curator at the Art Gallery of Ontario
The Art Gallery of Ontario’s exhibition titled, “Songs of the Future: Canadian Industrial Photographs, 1858 to Today” was experienced last week by Mason Journal. This week, we have an opportunity to...
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Interview with Isabelle Hayeur: Canadian visual artist
Our urban landscape is transforming at an unprecedented rate, yet our ability to understand or to even recognize this change is unnervingly difficult. Mason Journal recently had a chance to speak with...
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Interview with Ned Pratt: An Unforgiving Landscape
Ned Pratt is a Canadian photographer whose body of work expresses a continual search for beauty in the unforgiving Newfoundland landscape. His deep connection to the island and the people who inhabit...
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Interview with Jaime Hogge: Photographer Extraordinaire
We have all crossed paths with Jaime Hogge. His work consistently graces the pages of national publications, showing a robust versatility to capture the character of his diverse subjects. He has an...
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Interview with Jaime Hogge: Photographer Extraordinaire
We have all crossed paths with Jaime Hogge. His work consistently graces the pages of national publications, showing a robust versatility to capture the character of his diverse subjects. He has an...
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