Faculty of Art
Photography
In the Photography program, students learn skills from darkroom to digital photography. Unlike some other photography programs, which focus on commercial photography, OCAD U’s Photography program is more artistic and experimental.
Photography
Ruben Chavez-Munoz
“Shining light on often ignored perspectives, my work uses mixed media to capture the intangible experiences of an emerging generation. ”
Photography
Valerie Gong
“Hi, I am Valerie. First I am a writer, and then I am an artist. I produce storytelling works in the form of creative writing, as well as visual arts. Storytelling is the most important way of self exploration for me. I am trying to make sense of... More”
Photography
Renée LoGo
“I'm interested in the power of documenting different environments while acknowledging the past and the future of the places I interact with. ”
Photography
Forbes Sang
“At a young age, people told me, “To know where you’re going, you have to know where you came from.” My work embodies what it means to be mixed race by using my past to understand the present. By not shying away from one's history and accepting the... More”
Photography
Sherry Yu
“Sherry observes the surroundings as a spectator and experiences the narrative as an insider. ”
Photography
Kinzi Dempsey
“"From this racial, ideological, cultural and biological cross- pollinization, an ‘alien' consciousness is presently in the making—a new mestiza consciousness, una conciencia de mujer. It is a consciousness of the Borderlands." More”
Photography
Rhiannon Marquez aka. Rhi
“A photographer working between analogue and digital realms to create work that touches on more than aesthetics. Aware of the rules and happy to break them when the context demands. Creativity changes the world and our experiences shape it. Using... More”
Photography
Maddison Calvert-Tarlo (CT)
“I imagine myself a filter, collecting information from the everyday. The art I create is merely a byproduct of my ongoing journaling, collecting, personal archiving and inquisitive nature. ”
Photography
Kathy Nguyen
“I hope to create visual narratives that expand on cultural identity and appreciation of my family's history. Continuing this work is to engage in an unspoken conversation with the past, present, and future of my heritage, leaving more questions... More”