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The Contact Photography Festival, on throughout May in Toronto, features ace photographers with unique perspectives on interiors, landscapes and art. Here are 10 international talents – including Sebastião Salgado – we’re excited to check out.

Brazil’s fabled modernist city lives on with all of its beautiful flaws intact.

For an exhibition in Paris, the couturier creates a dramatic collection of photographs starring the Italian company’s iconic furnishings.

For lovers of Eames, Schindler and all things mid-century, these five books celebrate the era’s best architecture and design.

The role of architecture in our experience of nature is at the heart of this exhibition at the Toronto Harbourfront Centre.

Arnaud Maggs, one of Canada’s foremost artists, died on the weekend at age 86.

Canada’s largest fair devoted to modern and contemporary art returns to Toronto in its 12th year.

The Toronto firm transforms an underused site at the heart of the Ryerson University campus into the Ryerson Image Centre, an inviting gallery and space for film, photo and multimedia research, archiving and exhibition.

The Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival – the world’s biggest of its kind – kicked off this week. Dozens of galleries and public spaces throughout Toronto and more than 1,000 local and international artists are participating in the month-long event. Here are our top five shows not to be missed.

For our January/February 2012 issue, we asked Toronto photographer Colin Faulkner to capture the beauty of 15 new dinner plates. Here’s how he managed to make these saucers fly across our pages.