Current Exhibitions
Lee Miller: A Photographer at Work (1932–1945)
September 11–December 7, 2024
Main Gallery
Curator: Gaëlle Morel
Ikumagialiit – ᐃᑯᒪᒋᐊᓖᑦ (those that need fire): Aatooq (full of blood)
September 11–December 7, 2024
University Gallery
Curators: Dominique Fontaine and Miguel A. López
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Nadine Valcin: Origines
September 11–December 7, 2024
Media Wall
Curator: Gaëlle Morel
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Gabrielle Tyrie: Looking for the Oldest Piece of Light
October 30–December 7
Student Gallery
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Lee Miller, Hats, London, England, 1939, chromogenic print (printed 2023) © Lee Miller Archives
Ikumagialiit – ᐃᑯᒪᒋᐊᓖᑦ, Aatooq (still), 2021, single-channel video. Courtesy of the artists
Nadine Valcin, Origines, double-channel video (French, with English subtitles), 2020. Courtesy of the artist.
Gabrielle Tyrie, Venus at the Dark-Sky Reserve, 2021. Pigment print. Courtesy of the artist.
Upcoming
Yann Pocreau, Lumière 01 [Lights 1], 2015, projectors with slide frames. Courtesy of the artist
Yann Pocreau: Towards the Light
January 22–April 5, 2025
University Gallery
Curator: Gaëlle Morel
Yann Pocreau, Lumière 01 [Lights 1], 2015, projectors with slide frames. Courtesy of the artist
Kelly Richardson, Origin Stories, double-channel video, (still) 2023. Courtesy the artist.
Kelly Richardson: Origin Stories
January 22–April 5, 2025
Media Wall
Curator: Kristen Gergely
Ailene Devries, How it Comes, 2020, handwoven jacquard (cotton & wool). Courtesy of the artist
Ailene Devries, How it Comes, 2020, handwoven jacquard (cotton & wool). Courtesy of the artist
Logan Rayment, Punctum 2 “Plane Crash”, 2024, Inkjet Print. Courtesty of the artist.
Past Exhibitions
Exhibition Catalogues
As part of our exhibition program, The Image Centre publishes photo books in collaboration with a variety of partners and sponsors. Shop our exhibition catalogues.
The Faraway Nearby
What It Means To Be Seen
Archival Dialogues
Student Gallery
Call for Submissions:
The Image Centre is now accepting submissions for the Student Gallery. The deadline to apply is May 30, 2024. If you have any questions please contact The Image Centre Curatorial Coordinator, Sara Angelucci (s3angelu@torontomu.ca).
The Student Gallery showcases the art and curatorial practices of Toronto Metropolitan University’s current undergraduate and graduate students and recent alumni from all disciplines. Rigorous yet inclusive, the program engages audiences with important issues through group or solo exhibitions of contemporary art and historical lens-based media. Presenting six exhibitions per year, the Student Gallery provides valuable, professional experience in the curation and display of artwork.
The exhibitions are selected annually, following a call for submissions, by a committee comprised of staff members from The Image Centre, along with students and faculty members from the School of Image Arts.