Toronto couple Howard and Carole Tanenbaum began buying photographs in the mid 1970s; nearly half a century later, their extraordinary collection, one of the finest in North America, is the subject of a major exhibition at the Ryerson Image Centre, and a monograph published by Hirmer Verlag.
This intimate panel discussion brings the Tanenbaums together with two key photography dealers who have advised and inspired their collecting through the years, Toronto's Stephen Bulger and New York gallerist Howard Greenberg. Together they will discuss how the Tanenbaums - as well as other great collectors - have thought about their relationship with photography, and the role collecting plays in their lives. The RIC's Director Paul Roth moderates.