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Canadian Art Wins Award of Merit

TORONTO APRIL 2, 2009

Canadian Art is delighted to announce an editorial design award of merit from the Advertising and Design Club of Canada in the category of portrait photography. The award is for the “Toronto Now” feature in the Winter 2007 issue of Canadian Art magazine.

The Advertising and Design Club of Canada’s 59th annual awards show was held in November at the Macmillan Theatre and Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. The awards are designed to encourage and promote the highest professional standards and are widely recognized in Canada’s creative community.

Named in the award are Barb Solowan, art director; Richard Rhodes, editor; George Whiteside, photographer; and Dollco Printing.

The opening spread of

The opening spread of "Toronto Now," whose photography won an award from the Advertising and Design Club of Canada.


 

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