In Broken Light

Ry Van Der Hout from their brilliant solo exhibition In Broken Light currently at the historic Spadina Museum, Toronto …

The Shattering:

Orpheus, Twice:

After-breath:

Tiber:

Open Wing Death:

A Shadow Holds + The Shattering + Virtues

Sorry I've been sick for the last few days and had to stay away from screens.  Now back again ...

Ry Van Der Hout from their solo exhibition A Shadow Holds currently at United Contemporary, Toronto:

Van Der Hout's The Shattering - part of the group exhibition Queer Asynchronies curated by Adrien Sun Hall currently at United:

Also from Queer Asynchronies is Rami George's interesting video Virtues Vol. 1.  Here's a video still:

Lai + Fatemi

From the group exhibition A Porous Vessel, curated by Ry Van Der Hout, currently at United Contemporary, Toronto …

Yi Hsuan Lai's Avoid And Expansion #1 and #2:

Cave:

Leila Fatemi's Disorienting Orientalism series:

Mending Shards

Ry Van Der Hout from their solo exhibition Mending Shards currently at United Contemporary, Toronto:

To Reflect Everything

Ry Van Der Hout's giant mirrorball sculpture To Reflect Everything currently at Toronto Sculpture Garden:

A construction site not far from the sculpture garden:

Collecting Dust

Ry Van Der Hout from their solo exhibition Collecting Dust currently at United Contemporary, Toronto:

Van Der Hout + Nacha

From the group show at United Contemporary couple weeks ago, which was part of Gallery Weekend Toronto ...

Ry Van Der Hout's Stress Test:

Suzanne Nacha's Infinity + Folly - Brothers:

Fire And Dust

Ry Van Der Hout and Amanda Arcuri from their exhibition Fire And Dust currently at United Contemporary, Toronto:

Arcuri:

Van Der Hout:

Dark Waters

Ry Van Der Hout from their solo exhibition Dark Waters currently at Double Happiness Projects, Toronto:

Vanitas And The Death Of The Darkroom

Ry Van Der Hout's solo exhibition Vanitas And The Death Of The Darkroom at Engine Gallery from a few years ago was an exploration of photograms.  A photogram is a photographic image made, without a camera, by placing objects directly onto the surface of a photo-sensitive material and then exposing it to light.

Van Der Hout at Engine, Toronto 2007: