The Cardinal

"The Surfer,Ocean Beach, SFO"
Toned silver gelatin print
28" x 36"
Edition of 10
$5500.00

We will be hosting an ARTIST TALK with photographer Osheen Harruthoonyan soon. Please join our mailing list in linktree or visit www.thecardinalgallery.ca to receive an invitation.

Talk details coming soon!

With his current exhibition “The Sky Does Not Bend” (on view now until May 17 at The Cardinal Gallery in Toronto), Harruthoonyan presents analog, toned silver gelatin works using layered exposures and darkroom manipulation. Drawing on cosmological imagery, the series translates the scale and physics of the universe into tactile photographic form.

Harruthoonyan's work is also being showcased in "The Pause Between Seeing and Knowing" exhibition in a collaboration with The Griffin Museum of Photography and curator Michael Kirchoff -on view now until June 30 at Lafayette City Center in downtown Boston.

A big thank you to all of you who came out to THE SKY DOES NOT BEND: OSHEEN HARRUTHOONYAN opening night and Happy Birthday !!

This exhibition runs until May 17, 2026 and is not to be missed.

It’s install day at the gallery for our “WHAT YOU DON’T SEE” exhibition featuring selected works of emerging artists from the inaugural TNG community services Youth Arcade Photography Program Kensington Market! The exhibition will be up from Friday to Sunday 12-5pm and is free and open to the public.

Please join us this Saturday, February 21st for a reception from 3-5pm to celebrate these young artists. RSVP at:

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/youth-photography-exhibition-tickets-1982288759040?aff=oddtdtcreator

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