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Contact Photography Festival: 10 indelible images from the 2014 shows

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Contact Photography Festival: 10 indelible images from the 2014 shows

Contact Photography Festival: 10 indelible images from the 2014 shows

The annual Contact Photography Festival, which runs at venues across the city throughout the month of May, features eye candy from more than 1,500 artists. Here, our favourite images from 10 can’t-miss shows.

1. Blackwater Ophelia, 2013
7. Cfaal 397 (Homage to Tartan Ribbon), 2013
2. Untitled #411, 2003
8. Cerbul (Stag), 2010–2011
3. Banff Sky, 2013
9. Husband and Wife on Sunday Morning, Fort Scott, Kansas, 1949
4. Cracked Column, Toronto 2010
10. Herero Women Marching, 2012
5. Yvonne et Jean-Paul, 2012
Contact Photography Festival: 10 indelible images from the 2014 shows
6. Bonnie, 35 Yrs. and Twins Lara and Maisie, 9 Yrs., 2011
Contact Photography Festival: 10 indelible images from the 2014 shows

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Simon Lewsen is a feature writer and a regular contributor to Toronto Life, Maclean’s, the Walrus, Report on Business, and the Toronto Star. He writes the monthly City Beat column on art and architecture for Designlines, and he teaches writing at the University of Toronto.

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