Edward Burtynsky: For over 20 years my mother advocated for the people of Ukraine. She knows what it means to lose freedom and what it takes to fight to get it back.
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Inside Edward Burtynsky’s eye-opening Anthropocene Project
Edward Burtynsky talks to Paul Wells about how he gets his shots and what his art says about life on Earth
Behind the scenes at Maclean’s Live with photography great Edward Burtynsky
Check out Blair Gable’s photos from the seventh edition of Maclean’s Live at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa
Edward Burtynsky in conversation with Paul Wells: Maclean’s Live
The renowned artist sits down for a candid chat with one of Canada’s best political analysts. Watch a replay here.
Review: Four decades of Canadian photography
Black-and-white street snaps and full-colour studio confections capture photographic fidelity in a National Gallery of Canada retrospective
Postcards from the edge of the earth
A new exhibit chronicles the environmental movement from the 1960s to today
‘Watermark’ wins TFCA’s $100,000 Rogers Best Canadian Film Award
First Polley, now Burtynsky-Baichwal—Toronto critics love docs
Photos: Edward Burtynsky’s water world
The photographer behind ‘Manufactured Landscapes’ has a new project, spanning five years and 10 countries
Climate change: weak words, strong pictures.
Environment Minister Jim Prentice’s remarks today to the effect that it will be years—years!—before the Canadian government implements regulations to cut greenhouse gas emissions have to be crushingly discouraging for anyone who regards climate change as an urgent problem.
Video Gallery: Toronto Film Festival 2006
Jeff Harris goes behind the scenes