Michael Massaia specializes in "one shot" candid scenes of New York City and New Jersey life and landscape. Massaia's two Polaroid SX-70 series focus on street life, with a particular emphasis on the yellow cabs and pedestrians that give...

Artist and designer Annie Tung uses the communal activity of sharing a meal as a metaphor for the sense of community that is needed to protect our wildlife.The notion of tableware leads to a literal interpretation of dinner wear,...

The Back Yard is a place where we live in secret, enjoying our own microcosms of nature or hiding from the outside world. A series of photographs by Chris Schiavo is made up of carefully constructed installations (but the...

Interpretive photography is how Pamela Viola describes her art: beyond a straight photographic capture, Viola plays with texture and multiple images to take the scene to another level. Viola might add new elements or even colours to add mood...

Howard Fonda's latest body of work is currently on exhibition as Squonk's Tears. This theme is derived from the legend of the Squonk, an unattractive woodland beast searching for acceptance, and results in a series of abstract oil paintings...