A mini-series of kaleidoscope prints, each based on one of my photographs from the Toronto (Ontario) LGBT/Q Pride Parades. Below I show just the top right quarter- click the image to see the full piece, and the various options available from my Fine Art America [read more]
On This Day Originally shared 10 years ago February 5, 1981, 11 p.m. Squads of undercover (under towel?) ‘peace officers’ raid four gay bathhouses in downtown Toronto. Over 300 people were charged with crimes ranging from ‘running a bawdy house’ to ‘being a found-in a [read more]
This very special edition was available to order only until August 31, 2017. Pride Statue is digital art based on multiple photographs from Toronto Pride parades in the 2000s. It shows a living statue surrounded by colours and patterns from various other images. In the [read more]
Yesterday I celebrated my 55th birthday. Actually at about 4:30 yesterday I completed my 55th year here on Earth and started my 56th trip around the Sun. This morning, as I contemplated the next half (or 1/3 more likely) of my time here, I also [read more]
Over 60 photographs (many full-page) from Toronto’s annual Pride Parades offered in this over-sized (13″x11″) hard cover book make this a great gift, whether you live in Toronto or not. Click on the cute pictogram to the left of the Blurb logo to see the [read more]
Ron has made a cute video to illustrate the story of “The Day The Homos Disappear” – one of the tracks from his “Turn Up The Fun” cd (available now on the R+P website). It is a great political statement wrapped up in upbeat accordion [read more]
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