Black Pen writer Adeola Egbeyemi's response essay to What Matters Most: Photographs of Black Life.

The AGO exhibition pays homage to the history of photography in Africa from the 1860s to the 1980s.

Acclaimed Canadian artist Ken Lum talks death, class, childhood, and sofas. 

A book by ERA Architects and Spacing magazine explores the history of Toronto signage
 

We focus on Alma Duncan’s self-portrait, featured as part of the exhibition Her Flesh.

The historic volcano is documented in The Montgomery Collection of Caribbean Photographs.

Curator Michelle Jacques shares four letters to Denyse Thomasos, written from curator to artist.

The photography researcher explains what to look for after you shake your Polaroid picture.