New Ryerson Image Centre exhibitions seek sovereignty through art
October 5, 2021
This semester's exhibitions at the RIC will highlight decolonization through the lens of four photographers
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Ryerson Image Centre to co-host Black Portraiture[s] in the fall
February 23, 2021
The Ryerson Image Centre was chosen to co-host Black Portraiture[s], making it the first of the series to take place in Canada
Ryerson Image Centre African portraiture exhibit focuses on women through the lens
September 19, 2019
By Kieona George The way women in African photography look at you and at the world through the lens of a camera. This is the theme of the opening exhibit at the Ryerson Image Centre (RIC) that presents a history of women in African portraiture. The exhibit is free to all Ryerson students and available […]
Woke things to do at Rye
August 20, 2019
Can’t stop, won’t stop! The work of a social justice warrior is never done. Here's an Eye guide to turn you from high school student leader to university activist
New RIC exhibit displays over 200 photos from the Tanenbaums’ collection
January 25, 2019
True to the Eyes offers a glimpse into photography history through the Tanenbaum family's walls
Trauma and Uplift: The RIC’s exhibitions this season
September 25, 2018
The Ryerson Image Centre has to put on shows for the campus crowd and art world alike. Here’s how they do it
Photographer Jim Goldberg discusses RIC exhibit and Kanye West at Tanenbaum Lecture
March 1, 2018
Goldberg discussed older projects for the 150 people in attendance at his Tanenbaum lecture. West expensively marketed a jacket that symbolized youth homelessness
Ryerson Image Centre’s experimental exhibit redefines perception of photography
January 25, 2018
“Collaboration: A Potential History of Photography” brings 90 projects together into clusters, then organizes them into grids
A gallery was open, but now it’s not
October 3, 2017
This is indeed very old news, as the gallery closed on June 23, and will never return to Canada ever again. Like, ever. That’s such a bummer!!!
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Four exhibits at the Ryerson Image Centre explore Canada’s rich history
September 15, 2017
From dog sledding in Canada’s north, to caribou hunting in 1866, to small Ukrainian villages
Ryerson’s Image Centre to receive a facelift—literally
April 21, 2017
The photo collection consists of press photography of Canadian news, and will be introduced to the public in Ryerson's upcoming exhibit The Faraway Nearby on September 13.
Black American protests come to light in new Ryerson exhibit
January 19, 2017
The goal of this exhibit is to contextualize the imagery of historical events by way of music, photographs and video
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