Exhibition in Paris

 

The Canadian Cultural Centre presents, GRAND LACS: L’horizon commun des meres interieures curated by the Catherine Bedard.  Opening on June 6th, 2026, this solo exhibition by Robert Burley will be featured in NUIT BLANCHE 2026, and has also been included in the program of the  PHOTO DAYS FESTIVAL AND THE BICENTENARY OF PHOTOGRAPHY  2026-27
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07-09-2026



The Great Lakes
Stephen Bulger Gallery

Group Exhibition 2026

This traveling group exhibition, circulated by the Art Gallery of Thunder Bay and curated by Penelope Smart, features work by Michael Belmore, Robert Burley, Bonnie Devine, and Shelly Niro. Presented in partnership with Swim Drink Fish and Biinaagami, the exhibition examines the cultural, ecological, and historical complexity of the Great Lakes through their distinct perspectives.

06-06-2026
Grand Lacs
Canadian Cultural Centre

Solo Exhibition 2026

Burley's selection of sites and consistent viewpoints serves a purpose. Some photographs are created in North America’s largest and most densely populated cities, while others are captured in remote wilderness areas where land meets water. Some reveal the unaltered geological state of a Precambrian era, while others record recent, ephemeral, human interventions that have modified the lakes’ natural contours.
05-06-2026
The Great Lakes
Art Gallery of Hamilton

Group Exhibition 2026

This traveling group exhibition, circulated by the Art Gallery of Thunder Bay and curated by Penelope Smart, features work by Michael Belmore, Robert Burley, Bonnie Devine, and Shelly Niro. Presented in partnership with Swim Drink Fish and Biinaagami, the exhibition examines the cultural, ecological, and historical complexity of the Great Lakes through their distinct perspectives.

03-10-2026
Collective Views
AGO & MOCCA

Symposium 2026

Collective Views: A Symposium on Photography in Toronto reflects on Toronto and its relationship to photography. Across sessions spanning the 1970s to the present, it brings together artists, scholars, organizations, schools, and publications - describing Toronto as a place where photography continues to be vital, generative, and connective. Robert Burley will be speaking about, The Disappearance of Darkness.