( Andrew Francis Wallace / Toronto Star ) A woman uses an augmented reality app to add a video component to Edward Burtynsky's photography in Anthropocene. ( Andrew Francis Wallace / Toronto Star ) Edward Burtynsky, Oil Bunkering #4, Niger Delta, Nigeria, 2016 ( Edward Burtynsky / Courtesy AGO )But it’s not the only thing taking a hit here. As the scene makes clear, the dominant force shaping the planet at is most colossal scale is now us. “Because (the film) was so non-didactic and experiential, it had this enormous impact around the world — it surprised all of us. Anthropocene continues at the Art Gallery of Ontario until Jan. 6, 2019 and the National Gallery of Canada until Feb. 24, 2019.

Source: thestar September 30, 2018 13:30 UTC