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The Image Centre is offering a paid, part-time 20-week apprenticeship for a BIPOC individual to receive mentorship and training in art handling in photography (including 5 weeks of full-time training). Program starts late January 2025.

The Image Centre (IMC) is pleased to announce the exhibition Lee Miller: A Photographer at Work (1932–1945), on view from September 11 to December 7, 2024. Curated by Gaëlle Morel, IMC Exhibitions Curator, this riveting showcase delves into the multifaceted career of American photographer Lee Miller, highlighting her journey from a renowned studio portraitist to an intrepid war correspondent during one of 20th century's most tumultuous periods.

TORONTO, ON – After securing a generous grant from the Department of Canadian Heritage in 2022, The Image Centre (IMC) at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) is pleased to announce significant advancements in public access to Canadian photography from our holdings. This funding supports the digitization of the Rudolph P. Bratty Family Collection, comprising more than 21,000 press photographs of Canadian news events and personalities from the New York Times Photo Archive.

Known for his often-humorous approach, the artist uses photography to investigate the relationship between language and representation in public space. 

Six new fellows will be welcomed into The Image Centre’s (IMC) Peter Higdon Research Centre this year to explore themes in the IMC’s photography collection, ranging from Victor de Palma’s legacy to t-shirts in the Civil Rights Movement. Read on to learn more about this year’s fellows. 

Otherworldly: Deborah Turbeville Photographs features more than 40 works from The Image Centre’s collection—on view for the first time—by the American photographer widely credited with evolving fashion photography into an art form.