The Fuel of Life tours Toronto
The Fuel of Life, which was originally launched in November 2011, is now up again for viewing across Toronto’s downtown core. The show, which explores every aspect of energy in the 21st century, will be touring over the summer in various Oxford Properties buildings. The exhibition contains over 100 beautiful and thought-provoking photos with themes… [Continue Reading]
Kids Who Can launches in Toronto
On March 6th, 2012, Kids Who Can officially launched at Brookfield Place, in downtown Toronto. PhotoSensitive’s latest black-and-white multimedia exhibition explores Easter Seals camps, capturing the energy and enthusiasm of Canadian youth with physical and mental disabilities. Over the summer of 2011, 25 photographers and videographers were sent to 12 camps across eight provinces. The result… [Continue Reading]
TIEd Together goes West
“All of us have been touched by cancer; whether it’s a family member or a friend who has battled the disease. Perhaps it was neighbour, or someone at work. But I can tell you first hand, when it happens to you, it’s a whole new game.” –Peter Olsen, Photographer TIEd Together, a black-and-white multimedia exhibit,… [Continue Reading]
Two PhotoSensitive exhibitions opening soon
Two PhotoSensitive exhibitions are opening over the next few days. Photo by Andrew Stawicki Kids Who Can, a multimedia exhibition showcasing Easter Seals camps across Canada, sponsored by Canon, will open at Brookfield Place, 181 Bay Street, Toronto on Tuesday March 6. The show will be on display until March 16. As well as containing… [Continue Reading]
Kids Who Can – The Making of a PhotoSensitive Exhibition
It’s often interesting the way a PhotoSensitive project comes together. At the end of 2010, a casual conversation between PhotoSensitive’s founding photographer, Andrew Stawicki, and Canon Canada’s Senior Manager of Corporate Communications, Wayne Doyle, raised the possibility of a new PhotoSensitive exhibition. Wayne and Andrew have known each other for years and Wayne had… [Continue Reading]
TIEd Together launches in Toronto
TIEd Together, a black-and-white multimedia exhibition documenting Canadians’ experiences with prostate cancer, launched in Toronto on Tuesday January 10th. Produced in partnership with Prostate Cancer Canada, 100+ images were on display along with ten video interviews. PhotoSensitive’s first launch of 2012 drew over 100 guests, who came to view the images and hear the stories… [Continue Reading]
