There’s something incredibly dark and disconcerting about descending from the sky towards the Chicago landscape. Maybe it’s the logic of it, or the orderliness. The clean gleaming oval of Lake ...

Before the housing bubble, before the dot-com boom, before the gold rush, there were tulips. The flowers that made the Netherlands famous were the first speculative bubble, and nurseries the first ...

It is surprisingly hard to tell the difference between photos of Moscow's metro stations and photos of Russia's historic palaces. The stations, like the palaces, are supremely decadent, with high ...

Two of the photographers in Anne Loucks’ summer photography show hail from Toronto, but all three travel the world in search of the perfect image. Art has the power to transport us around the world.

While several subway stations are dark and littered with trash, that's not the case in various stops throughout Russia. Photographer David Burdeny ventured to stations in Moscow and St. Petersburg to ...

They look like the work of an abstract artist, instead these perplexing pictures show salt fields. They are the work of Vancouver-based photographer David Burdeny, whose ‘Salt Series’, shot over the ...

David Burdeny and Julia Fullerton-Batten deliver unique styles of storytelling and suspense in their photographs. In some ways, Canadian photographer David Burdeny and Brit Julia Fullerton-Batten ...

It seems like something out of a Charlie Kaufman film. Last month, the New York-based photographer Sze Tsung Leong was on location in La Paz, Bolivia, when he received a phone message from his New ...

The following are selections from the artistic statements of Leong and Burdeny from exhibitions of each photographer’s work. Leong, April 2008: “Horizons is an ongoing series of photographs, begun in ...

David Burdeny's photographs are shamelessly beautiful. The 15 works on view-black-and-white images taken looking outward from the shorelines of Japan, northern France, and the Pacific Northwest-are ...