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Introducing: The FFOTO Gift Registry

01 Sep, 2021

Introducing: The FFOTO Gift Registry

Starting today, we are delighted to present the FFOTO Gift Registry Program, a new way for collectors to acquire quality historical photographs and contemporary photo-based artworks. 

Developed in conjunction with Stephen Bulger Gallery, FFOTO’s founding partner, the FFOTO Gift Registry Program offers a convenient way to commemorate life’s milestones - a wedding, a birth, a graduation, a new home, or perhaps a retirement. Your selection of a fine art photograph will be a nostalgic reminder of the occasion for years to come. 

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In Conversation: John Hryniuk

28 Jun, 2021

In Conversation: John Hryniuk

John Hryniuk is FFOTO's latest addition to our roster of exclusive artists. John began making photographs as an adolescent, going on to build a successful career as a commercial photographer and photojournalist. While taking on editorial assignments, he also pursued a parallel fine art practice. 

John concentrates on making photographs that tell human stories in relatable ways. His observations of the absurdities of everyday situations suggest the fullness of his human subjects' lives - the wry smile of Anthony Bourdain, the playfulness of the Covid portraits, mischievous monks, cowboys, and street vendors.

To introduce collectors to these photographs, we asked John to tell us a bit about his background, his art practice, and stories behind some of his compositions. 

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In Conversation: Denis Farley

14 Jun, 2021

In Conversation: Denis Farley

Denis Farley uses photography to explore elements of nature alongside concepts of measurement, observation, surveillance, and data transmission. In his latest work, made primarily under Covid-19 lockdown conditions, Farley returns to past projects for inspiration. We invited Denis to participate in an email Q&A to discuss his art practice and how it led to his two latest series, Cosmologies and R&D
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Robert Giard: Iconic Portraits

08 Jun, 2021

Robert Giard: Iconic Portraits

Robert Giard (1939 - 2002) was a portrait, landscape, and figure photographer best known for his project Particular Voices: Portraits of Gay and Lesbian Writers. In 1985, inspired by a performance of Larry Kramer’s play “The Normal Heart,” which focused on the AIDS crisis in New York, Giard set about documenting a wide survey of significant gay and lesbian literary figures in straightforward, but sometimes witty and playful portraits. For the next two decades Giard photographed over 600 famous and emerging LGBTQ+ novelists, playwrights, poets, and performance artists.
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In Conversation: Kyle Lasky and Wynne Neilly

09 May, 2021

In Conversation: Kyle Lasky and Wynne Neilly

On March 31, I met with Kyle Lasky and Wynne Neilly via Zoom to talk about Have / Hold. The artists were keen to discuss how they developed this project and their other pursuits -- often finishing each other’s sentences. Our condensed conversation touches on their longstanding, long-distance friendship, the importance of vulnerability in their art practice, the role of social media in LGBTQ+ activism, and where they see their artistic partnership heading. 
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Artist Spotlight: François Quévillon

03 May, 2021

Artist Spotlight: François Quévillon

The interdisciplinary art practice of François Quévillon investigates how technology affects or redefines human cognition, culture, the environment, and our relationships to space, to time, and to one another. His work addresses planetary changes as well as those affecting contemporary media. 

Often what the viewer sees in Quévillon's compositions seems uncanny or alien -- yet somehow still recognizable as being part of "our world". These machine-rendered 'ways of seeing' reflect our environment and experiences back to us while reminding us that our familiar, human-centred construct of time and space is but one way of processing reality. 

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