Seiji De Luca-Whiteman uses grunge and obscurity to catch your eye
November 29, 2016
Growing up, she listened to artists like Slipknot and Marilyn Manson, which heavily influenced her work
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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
Remembering Toronto photographer Elaine Ling
August 11, 2016
Toronto photographer Elaine Ling, known for her iconic black and white travel photography, died on Aug. 4 following a two-year battle with stage-four lung cancer.
Documentary photographer speaks on the tragic history of Kurdistan
April 3, 2016
Susan Meiselas, an established documentary photographer, visited campus to present her series of war photographs in a lecture on Wednesday night.
Breaking into the photography industry
March 23, 2016
More than ever, breaking into the photo industry can be a real hustle.
Q&A with photographer Dylan McArthur
March 8, 2016
The Eyeopener sat down with fourth-year photography student Dylan McArthur to talk about his passion for photography, his experience studying at Ryerson and his photo exhibit.
Five new exhibits are open for viewing at the Ryerson Image Centre
January 26, 2016
The Ryerson Image Centre (RIC) starts off the new year by showcasing five exhibitions of contemporary filmography and photography done by women.
People of Ryerson: Ryan Gaynor
January 16, 2015
They say a picture can tell a thousand words. While first-year media productions student Ryan Gaynor is not a picture, he sure has a lot to say about them
Photography’s new era
January 28, 2014
Ryerson professor explores the transition from analog to digital
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A view from above
January 24, 2014
Fourth-year student Callan Field brings aerial photography to IMA Gallery
Here comes the money shot
November 12, 2013
Fourth-year film theses are meant to be students’ calling cards to the industry. But they’re plagued by steep costs and equipment shortages. Dasha Zolota reports
Documenting photography’s slow death
March 12, 2013
Rye professor Robert Burley captures the final days of analog photography in his best-selling book The Disappearance of Darkness
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