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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                APRIL 20th, 2011

Presented by Ryerson University’s School of Image Arts with support from Epson, P-FACS, FCAD, RSU, Stephen Bulger Gallery, and Toronto Image Works.

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From April 28th to May 1st 2011,  Ryerson’s School of Image Arts will host its 16th annual graduate and end-of-year exhibition: Maximum Exposure. The exhibition showcases the works of approximately 150 emerging photography, new media, and film-based artists within Ryerson University across five separate venues. In addition to being featured in the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, this year’s event will also feature public installations, as well as host the launch of two important publications: Function Magazine Volume 12 and the IMA Gallery’s Obscura Portfolio.

  VENUES & SCHEDULES

Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON

Thesis Exhibition & A Selection of 1st and 2nd Year Work

2nd Floor Galleries and Art Bar

Opening Thursday, April 28th from 7-10pm, Regular Hours: Mon-Sat, 9am-6pm

  Meta Gallery, 124 Ossington Ave.,Toronto, ON

Third Year Exhibition

Opening Thursday, April 28th from 7-10pm, Regular Hours: Wed-Sat, 12-6pm

  Camera Bar, 1026 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON

Video and short film screenings

Opening Thursday, April 28th from 7-10pm, Regular Hours: Tues-Sat, 11am-6pm.

  Toronto Underground Cinema, 186 Spadina Ave., Toronto, ON

Maximum Exposure Film Festival

1st and 2nd Year Documentary & Narrative: Friday April 29th, 3-9pm

3rd Year Documentary & Narrative: Saturday April 20th, 3-9pm

  Public Installations by the NOMADS between the Gladstone Hotel & Meta Gallery

Images by Leila Ashtari, 4th Year Photography

We're less than two weeks away from Maximum Exposure 2011! I'll be staggering these videos out over the next two weeks, so keep checking back. You might just be able to decode the secret message.

Images by Lenny Poplianski, 3rd Year Photography

Artist in Profile: Edward Terry

Born in 1989 in Canada, Edward is currently in his final year studying photography at Ryerson University. Edward has worked across North and South America exploring the state and significance of social structures, with a focus on those experiencing political, economic and cultural turbulence. He is currently a member of the News Photographers Association of Canada.