Here’s where you can find past “photos of the week” and other material.
Past photos of the week
Mourning the Demise of Great Lakes Industry, 2023Walking on Broken Glass, one of the pieces being exhibited as part of the Spectra show at Artscape Youngplace, until May 28, 2023Wall art in Fish Hoek (south of Cape Town) musing on the challenges of rolling electricity outages — February, 2023Recording highway history: Eliza on a road trip in October 2022 (Photo credit: Catherine Moore-Broatman)MORE ICE — Toronto Harbour on February 13, 2022Sao Paolo stopover, 2007 — from the archives, new feature on InstagramArt on the wall, finally, at Artscape Youngplace — Seasons Gone and Views Gone, two constructed artworks from 2020 and 2021Folded Domesticity, 2021 – 3D paper objects created by cutting and folding photographic prints of my house. These were shown at the Toronto Island Art Crawl in June 2021. Seasons Gone, one of the images I will show at the Spectra 2021 exhibition, postponed from its original date of April 2021
Ice II has a different personality when laid on its side. Orientation matters!
West Lake (near Picton) stands in for Lake Michigan on my road trip in September 2020Work in progress — collage and overpainting on the theme of “Essential Ingredient (re-housing after disaster)”Winter storm 2021Save the Dominion Foundry, Corktown, Toronto, 2021Detail from “Waiting for Pink Umbrella”, shown in City of Dreams exhibition at Gallery 1313, January 2021Snowy beach, 2021 — one of my seasonal cardsWinter arrives early this year — November 2020Fifth Avenue window, December 2016Ongiara in Mist, Toronto harbour, Canada, February 2016
From the mini gallery on Wards Island
Remembering, December 2014
Cape Town in February, 2019
For the last month, I’ve been staying in an enormous painter’s studio in Woodstock, near the centre of Cape Town, South Africa. It’s been great to escape the Toronto winter, and the mountain view is very inspiring.
