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A Handful of Dust: From the Cosmic to the Domestic @ Ryerson Image Centre
Scott McFarland, Lens Cleaning Rodenstock Apo-Sironar 5.6/135mm, James Perse Medallion Crewneck T-Shirt, 2017, chromogenic print. Courtesy of the artist, Monte Clark Gallery and Division Gallery
A Handful of Dust: From the Cosmic to the Domestic
January 22–April 5, 2020
Winter Exhibitions Opening Party Wednesday, January 22, 6–8 pm
“A Handful of Dust features a selection of modern and contemporary images from the last 100 years, focusing on the visual representation of dust in photography, both as an element of the everyday and as poetic allegory. Demonstrating photography’s ability to highlight quotidian details of life through the unlikeliest imagery, the exhibition touches on a wide range of subjects, including aerial reconnaissance, the American dustbowl, Mussolini’s final car journey, and the wars in Iraq. A Handful of Dust showcases photographic works by renowned artists Man Ray, Marcel Duchamp, Walker Evans, Sophie Ristelhueber, Xavier Ribas, Jeff Wall, and many others, alongside anonymous press photographs, postcards, magazine spreads, and films.”
Ryerson Image Centre
33 Gould Street
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Location: Canada, Ontario, Toronto Type: Exhibition
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