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Students say the film program’s script exchange policy mishandles racialized narratives and representation

Issues of representation, racialized narratives and script ownership surfaced this year in Ryerson film program

Here’s what you should be checking out at the RIC in November

October 26, 2016

The Ryerson Image Centre is host to some cool gallery openings and events next month. Here's what you should be checking out

Ryerson Image Centre celebrates 100 years of Winnie

November 5, 2014

History of Winnie the Pooh is displayed in unique gallery on campus

Sweet 16 for Image Arts’ Function Magazine

November 5, 2014

Ryerson’s student lead photography and new media publication Function Magazine is celebrating its 16th issue this spring

Preview: Ryerson Image Centre

September 17, 2014

Up and coming exhibits at the Ryerson Image Centre

Welcome to your Ryerson Artspace

September 17, 2014

Former IMA Gallery gets a literal new lease on life after 20 years of staying static

Raiders of the lost wall

September 14, 2014

Ryerson professors document the travels of the Berlin Wall in Freedom Rocks project

First year IMA student wins national fashion film competition

January 22, 2014

Benjamin Reyes’ short film inspired by classic ideals

Zooming in on human nature

December 5, 2013

Ryerson alumnus Edward Burtynsky talks photography with IMA students

Ryerson launches one-of-a-kind program

February 6, 2013

School's new masters in photo and film preservation the first in the world

Arts & Culture Multimedia Video

Julia Callon’s Houses of Fiction

September 15, 2012

Ryerson Image Arts graduate Julia Callon discusses her series Houses of Fiction.

Burnt books are art for photographers

If a picture is worth a thousand words, why would visual art require a thousand words of explanation?