The artist will take participants through her current exhibition Alone in the house (Still life with Clarice Lispector) and will discuss the multiple of modes of materiality that form her practice including stop motion animation, sculpture, lenticular prints and mobiles.

Discover the wonder of Instant Photography with Merlin, a collector and lover of Polaroid Instant film cameras, as he discusses different formats of this semi-extinct technology, and his creative practice. Learn how this magical medium came into existence, and experience some of the quirky cameras Polaroid produced in its time, which we will have on hand for you to check out.

In conjunction with the exhibition Silvia Kolbowski: A Few Howls Again, the workshop Making Arguments in Space workshop will explore strategies of critical curating with a focus on spatial dialogues. This workshop will assist participants in defining their own curatorial practice that is actively engaged in the politics of display.

Robyn Zolnai, the sales manager and communications officer at the Stephen Bulger Gallery, offers her first-hand expertise in the photography art market to those pursuing a practice as a professional photographer.

Still lifes form the foundation of Elisabeth Belliveau's practice, where she explores the material, flexible nature of time through sculpture, stop motion animation and lenticular prints.

Jennifer Ray’s ongoing project In Range is a documentation of objects found at open shooting ranges in the United States.

Light Gestures brings together three artists who employ intuitive approaches to create work using alternative photographic processes.

In his City in Motion project, Huw Morgan sets out to capture the dynamism of Toronto and its people. In contrast to traditional street photography that freezes time and space, these images juxtapose the unchanging backdrop of the city with the flow of people as foreground. This communicates the transitory nature of human life compared to our surroundings. We are ghosts in the machine.