Announcing...f8’s Fall 2023 exhibition
ON THE MOVE: exploring transportation
Clark Centre for the Arts
191 Guildwood Parkway
Toronto, M1E 1P5
October 2nd-30th
Monday through Sunday, 9 - 4 pm.
Opening Reception: Saturday Oct. 7, 1-3 pm.
Meet the Artists: Saturday Oct. 21st, 1-3 pm
f8 members Maureen Littlewood, Catherine MacKinnon, Rod Trider, and John Wallace are participating with guest artists Lily Markovic, Anthony Schatzky, Natalia Shields and Jonathan Ward.
Mission Statement: f8 is an artistic collective that consistently challenges and supports each member to produce and exhibit high quality photography.
Our History: Formed in 2010, we are a Toronto based photography collective, with origins in the east end...the Beach, Riverdale and Scarborough. Today, four of the remaining original members of the group are joined by guest photographers to make up eight in the Collective. Since its first exhibit in April of 2010, at the Dignam Gallery on 23 Prince Arthur Ave., Toronto, f8 Photography Collective has mounted over 20 additional shows and is still going strong in 2023.
An eclectic group of photographers, each with a personal and unique artistic vision, in common, f8’s core members share current or past membership with the Beach Photo Club and a passion for the photographic arts.
"Today, the f8 Collective includes seasoned amateurs, emerging artists and working professionals; all in our own way, dedicated photographers. With most exhibits, we rise to the challenge of creating a body of work around a new theme, ever reaching to better our personal best.”
It is the Collective's vision to be acknowledged by artists, art lovers and art critics as creators of must-see photography.
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All images by f8 Photography Collective members are protected under the Copyright Law legislated by the Government of Canada. An image may not be reproduced in any form without the express written consent of the individual photographer. The consequences of infringing the copyright law can be civil or criminal, and are set out in the copyright legislation.
To learn more about Artist Protection by Copyright please visit the Government of Canada Website.