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  • Core
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  • Open Call
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

The Entire City Project 2006

May 4 – 27, 2006
  • Nicholas Metivier Gallery
Michael Awad, Boxing Day, Eaton Centre, Toronto, 2005

Toronto artist and architect Michael Awad uses
custom built
photographic equipment, custom software and
techniques
adapted from military aerial reconnaissance
photography to
create unique images of the urban experience. The
Entire City
Project, initially focused on Toronto for more than
10 years, has
expanded to document other cities. For his first
exhibition at
the Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Awad will present an
international
survey of major cities from North America and
Europe,
in conjunction with his installation for CONTACT at
Toronto’s
Pearson International Airport – for details see
CONTACT Public Installations.


The Entire City Project examines the richness of
the urban landscape.
Everyday city life is revealed in its spatial and
visual complexity.
Common experiences such as a cab ride or a visit
to a shopping
mall yield the same dynamic energy as a parade or
carnival.

Imaging A Shattering Earth

Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art
Archives 2006 primary exhibition

Un Etat des lieux

Alliance Française Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

David Barker Maltby

Art Museum
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Datascapes

Artcore / Fabrice Marcolini
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Toni Hafkenscheid

Birch Libralato
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Howard Simkins

Birch Libralato
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

The Black Star Collection at Ryerson University: Highlights

Brookfield Place
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

A Collected View

City of Toronto Archives
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Sambo 70 / American Icons

Corkin Shopland Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

AFTER ALWAYS BEFORE

Edward Day Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Magnetic

Gallery 44
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Urban Fiction

Gallery TPW
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Carte Blanche - Selected Photographers from the Book

Gladstone Hotel
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Urban Deconstructions

Goethe-Institut Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Imaging a Global Culture

HP Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Uniforms

Japan Foundation, Toronto
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Nicolas Baier

Jessica Bradley Art + Projects
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Unembedded

Lennox Contemporary
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Prize Winning Photographs

Monte Clark Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

The Entire City Project 2006

Nicholas Metivier Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Lynne Cohen

Olga Korper Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Vimy Ridge, 2005

Peak Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Imagining Places - The Destruction of Space

Ryerson Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Ship Wreckers

Stephen Bulger Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Apparitions

Wynick/Tuck Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Inconsolable Memories

Archives 2006 featured exhibition
OverviewCorePublic ArtOpen Call
  • Overview
  • Core
  • Public Art
  • Open Call
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

The Entire City Project 2006

May 4 – 27, 2006
  • Nicholas Metivier Gallery
Michael Awad, Boxing Day, Eaton Centre, Toronto, 2005

Toronto artist and architect Michael Awad uses
custom built
photographic equipment, custom software and
techniques
adapted from military aerial reconnaissance
photography to
create unique images of the urban experience. The
Entire City
Project, initially focused on Toronto for more than
10 years, has
expanded to document other cities. For his first
exhibition at
the Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Awad will present an
international
survey of major cities from North America and
Europe,
in conjunction with his installation for CONTACT at
Toronto’s
Pearson International Airport – for details see
CONTACT Public Installations.


The Entire City Project examines the richness of
the urban landscape.
Everyday city life is revealed in its spatial and
visual complexity.
Common experiences such as a cab ride or a visit
to a shopping
mall yield the same dynamic energy as a parade or
carnival.

Imaging A Shattering Earth

Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art
Archives 2006 primary exhibition

Un Etat des lieux

Alliance Française Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

David Barker Maltby

Art Museum
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Datascapes

Artcore / Fabrice Marcolini
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Toni Hafkenscheid

Birch Libralato
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Howard Simkins

Birch Libralato
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

The Black Star Collection at Ryerson University: Highlights

Brookfield Place
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

A Collected View

City of Toronto Archives
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Sambo 70 / American Icons

Corkin Shopland Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

AFTER ALWAYS BEFORE

Edward Day Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Magnetic

Gallery 44
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Urban Fiction

Gallery TPW
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Carte Blanche - Selected Photographers from the Book

Gladstone Hotel
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Urban Deconstructions

Goethe-Institut Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Imaging a Global Culture

HP Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Uniforms

Japan Foundation, Toronto
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Nicolas Baier

Jessica Bradley Art + Projects
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Unembedded

Lennox Contemporary
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Prize Winning Photographs

Monte Clark Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

The Entire City Project 2006

Nicholas Metivier Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Lynne Cohen

Olga Korper Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Vimy Ridge, 2005

Peak Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Imagining Places - The Destruction of Space

Ryerson Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Ship Wreckers

Stephen Bulger Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Apparitions

Wynick/Tuck Gallery
Archives 2006 featured exhibition

Inconsolable Memories

Archives 2006 featured exhibition

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CONTACT is a Toronto based non-profit organization dedicated to exhibiting, analyzing and celebrating photography and lens-based media through an annual festival that takes place every May.

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CONTACT acknowledges that we live and work on the traditional territory of many nations, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples, and that this land is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. CONTACT is committed to promoting Indigenous voices; to generating spaces for ongoing, meaningful, and creative Indigenous-settler dialogue; and to continuous learning about our place on this land.

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