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Psychogeography Portrait...57. Perception 2026  
   
 

 

 

Exhibition of the photographic work of Canadian artist Jeff Wall at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Toronto, Canada, is expanding the field of PERCEPTION, with an engagement with the changing world around us.

 

Open panorama
in full screen

 
   
     

This is our first time in the renovated museum, for now we are getting used to
the space itself.

     
   
     

Among over 50 pictures arranged throughout the museum, we can discern what has remained constant in Wall's work: an engagement with the changing world around him, as well as with the artistic, literary, cinematic, and philosophical representations of its beauty and hardship

     
   
     

Giardini / The Gardens, Appunto / Complaint,
Disappunto
/ Denial, Diffida / Expulsion order, and me, confirming that he is right!

     
  The Esplanade, Toronto  
     

Over the years, Wall has translated, with his undivided Perception, these mysteries into some of the most compelling artworks of our age, and in the process shared with us his clarity about what is worthy of our concentration.

     
  The Esplanade, Toronto  
     

Bad Goods [in the middle]. Same image is in the opening VR panorama.

     
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