Save the date! Photorama 2019

Isabel M. Martinez, The Dephasing of Time at Low Temperatures (from Darkness Is the Light That Has Not yet Reached Us), 2015. © Isabel M. Martinez, courtesy of the artist.

Photorama at 33 — Save the Date!

www.photorama.ca

Preview Hour
Thursday, November 21, 2019 5:00 – 6:00 pm

Sale and reception
Thursday, November 21, 2019, 6:00 – 10:00 pm

Dance party
10 pm – late

Exhibition and Sale Continues
November 22 – December 7, 2019
Gallery hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 12:00 – 5:00 pm

Save the date for the 33rd edition of Photorama, Gallery TPW’s annual fundraising exhibition, which features contemporary photography and lens-based art by over 80 artists.

The public sale and reception will be the first opportunity to purchase artworks by such exciting artists as Steven Beckly, Anique Jordan, Paul Butler, Maggie Groat, Isabel M. Martinez, Jennifer Murphy and Edward Burtynsky. The full list of participating artists will be announced in early November – stay tuned!

Gallery TPW is pleased to announce that the Photorama fund for the Ryerson Image Centre (RIC) will be sponsored through the generosity of Toronto Image Works (TIW). For this exciting initiative, TIW will be underwriting an acquisition fund, enabling the curators at RIC to purchase work from the Photorama exhibition for its world-class photography collection. The selected artworks will be announced at the beginning of the public sale and reception at 6:00 pm.

The evening will include food and a cash bar, stay late and celebrate this wonderful community with us on the dancefloor!

Proceeds from sales support Gallery TPW’s mission and the participating artists.

Admission to the Photorama Reception and sale is FREE and open to the public.

Liza Eurich, Uncertain, no.2, 2019.

About Gallery TPW
Gallery TPW is an innovative and exploratory artist-run centre based in Toronto. Through a diverse program of exhibitions, screenings, performances, new critical writing and education events, TPW’s expansive approach engages with the vital role that still and time-based images play in contemporary culture.

Photorama Fund Partners
Toronto Image Works & Ryerson Image Centre

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