Angela Lewis lives in Toronto where she focuses on storytelling and portraiture photography. Her personal work is family-oriented, investigating the connections and disconnections between family members over time.
In 2016, she co-founded the photography collective SOFIA, which created a space for female photographers to make and discuss personal projects. Angela currently mentors emerging photo-based artists.
SELECT CLIENTS & PUBLICATIONS: The New York Times, A&E, Monocle, The FADER, The Guardian, H&M, Needy Supply, Nuvo, The Sunday Telegraph, Etsy, Toronto Tourism, The Globe & Mail, Oh Comely, Macleans, Complex, Vice and The Walrus.
Feel free to get in touch for commissions + collaborations
+1 (647) 233 1126 angela@angelalewis.com
<<< photo captured by Brendan George Ko
EXHIBITIONS
2018 Lewis Pass, Likely General Gallery
2018 Format Walls
2018 Muse X Nuit Blanche, Places Between
2018 SOFIA X Bad Girls Collective, Lewis Pass
2017 Feminas Noche de Proyecciones, Buenos Aires, Argentina
2017 Encuentro de Mujeres Fotografas, Instituto Arcos, Santiago, Chile
2016 SOFIA Presents Bad Behaviour, Artscape Youngplace for CONTACT Photography Festival
2014 The Ones We Love Exhibit, Vienna
2010 Women x Women Toronto World MasterCard Fashion Week
SELECT PRESS
Applied Arts Magazine: “Collective Agreement”
CBC Arts: “All-female Toronto photo collective SOFIA are on their worst behaviour”, May 2016, Alanna Stuart
FADER: “4 Canadian DIY Media Collectives You Should Know”, May 2016, Anupa Mistry
She Does the City: Women Photographing Women Q&A
Toronto Star: “Breaking Down the Norms”, May 2016, Christopher Reynolds
She Does the City: “Bad Behavior: SOFIA’s All-Female Photography Exhibit at CONTACT”, May 2016