September 2014
My Work at the Tappo Wine Bar & Restaurant
Until November 2014 I have these 5 pieces on display at the Tappo Wine Bar & Restaurant in Toronto's Distillery District. The photographs are from my series Urban Remains and Abandoned Places. All of the works are 24"x24" or 20"x30", framed and printed on Hahnemühle FineArt paper.
W.C. Woods Factory views
On Friday I had a roof to basement tour of the remaining 45,000 square feet of Guelph's former W.C. Woods Factory: the building that housed the offices of the CEO/owner and the staff cafeteria, an early 1900's addition and the restored stone distillery (built in 1979), with 5 enormous 1800's whiskey distilling barrels in a tiny stone room underneath it! There were so many things I wanted to...
The Ruins of Blaine Shul, Detroit MI
The Mishkan Yisroel Synagogue or Blaine Shul as it was known because of its address on Blaine St, moved to this site in 1925. After the Jewish community migrated North of 8 Mile in the 1950's the building was sold to African-American baptist church group and was home to the New Mt. Moriah Baptist Church and God’s Inspirational Kingdom Church until 2003. The building, like all that is abandoned...
