Architectural Heirlooms: A Sensory Map of Memory

Featuring work by: Joann Guest, Andy Lee, Carol Mark, Ryan O’Neil and Brad Smith

Explore architecture through the unique lens of beloved Toronto iconic landmarks that evoke memories of place and time. Through the sense of sight one can see individual and collective memories of the Imperial Pub, the original Carousel Bakery at St. Lawrence Market and Toronto heritage architecture.

The works in this exhibition utilize traditional printing techniques and innovative material/papers. Immersive related experiences to the exhibition include food tastings, history walks and expert-led architectural photographic sessions.

Curated by Carol Mark

Opening reception:
Saturday, May 23
6-9 p.m. at 183 Gallery (183 Queen St. E)

Exhibition times:
Thursday-Sunday, noon – 6 p.m.

Photography walking tour:
Sunday, May 24
1-3 p.m., departing from 183 Gallery

Urban Document: Fragments of the Everyday

A photography walk through the subtle poetry of downtown Toronto

Led by Andy Lee, MFA, photographer, writer and member of Amazing Moss Park Art Collective, this one-hour guided walk explores the shifting rhythms and textures of downtown Toronto through street photography. Participants will move from quiet, observational spaces into increasingly dense, dynamic urban scenes, capturing candid moments, architectural contrasts and the evolving spirit of the city.

Open to photographers of all levels, using cameras or mobile devices, the tour emphasizes mindfulness, timing and visual storytelling, inviting participants to engage with light, movement and architecture to document the city’s unfolding history in real time.