Exhibitions Archive (Search Results)
Photograph by Frank Piccolo
ThinkArchitecture from the series "Operation Desert Windsor Ontario" 2007
Photographed by Frank Piccolo" />featuring "Motor Cities' Rocket (Windsor and Detroit)" 1980-81 by Bill Vazan and
ThinkArchitecture from the series "Operation Desert Windsor Ontario" 2007
Photographed by Frank Piccolo
Photographed by Frank Piccolo " />featuring "Terminal (Windsor)" 1997 by Christine Burchnall
Photographed by Frank Piccolo 
works by Douglas Walker (extreme right and left) and works by Jamelie Hassan (centre)
Stan Douglas, Row Houses at Herman Gardens (from the series Le Détroit), 1998, chromogenic print, 51.0 cm x 61.0 cm
Gift of the artist, 1999, 1999.005
Stan Douglas, Office Building on Eight Mile Road (from the series Le Détroit), 1998, chromogenic print, 51.0 cm x 61.0 cm
Gift of the artist, 1999, 1999.003
Douglas Walker, Untitled #11, 1987, gelatin silver print, 92.0 cm x 120.0 cm
Gift of Carmen and Claire Colangelo, 2001, 2001.175Land Marks: Contemporary Photographs from the AGW Collection
Works by Christine Burchnall, Stan Douglas, ThinkArchitecture, Bill Vazan and Douglas Walker
April 12 – June 10, 2012
ThinkArchitecture from the series "Operation Desert Windsor Ontario" 2007Photographed by Frank Piccolo" />
ThinkArchitecture from the series "Operation Desert Windsor Ontario" 2007
Photographed by Frank Piccolo
Photographed by Frank Piccolo " />Photographed by Frank Piccolo
Gift of the artist, 1999, 1999.005
Gift of the artist, 1999, 1999.003
Gift of Carmen and Claire Colangelo, 2001, 2001.175
Works by Christine Burchnall, Stan Douglas, ThinkArchitecture, Bill Vazan and Douglas Walker
Location: To Be Announced
‘To photograph is to appropriate the thing photographed.'
- Susan Sontag, On Photography
We live in an image-saturated world. From family albums to police files, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, to our mobile phones, digital cameras, hard drives with file sharing programs, we navigate through a shapeless empire of accrued images. Since the camera is literally an archiving machine every photograph is an archival object. This exhibition brings together a range of photographic practices - from ones that are conceptually staged to documentation and archiving practices - that examine, memorialize and interpret the conditions of the post-industrial landscapes and built environment of the Windsor/Detroit region through the lens of various photographers from the collection of the Art Gallery of Windsor.
Curated by Srimoyee Mitra.