Peter Coffman
Peter Coffman, a photographer and architectural historian, uses his lens to explore myriad forms of natural landscape and the built environment. When not traveling the world with camera in hand, Coffman can be found teaching at Carleton University in Ottawa.
Peter Coffman graduated from Ryerson University’s Department of Film and Photography with a B.A.A. in 1988. He has exhibited his work at Dalhousie Art Gallery (Halifax), ViewPoint Gallery (Halifax), Studio 22 (Kingston), the College of St. Francis (Joliet, Illinois), Regis College (Toronto), The Ryerson Gallery (Toronto), Western Michigan University (Kalamazoo, Michigan), the McLaughlin Planetarium (Toronto), Queen’s Quay terminal (Toronto) and The Market Gallery (Toronto). His photographs have illustrated numerous books and periodicals, most recently Camino (Wintergreen Studios Press, 2017), which he also wrote, and Exploring the Capital (by Andrew Waldron, Figure.1, 2017). He was awarded the Independent Music Award for Best Album Photography in 2008 (for Camino, by Oliver Schroer), a Canada Council photography grant in 2013, and the Ottawa Arts Council Project X Photography Award in 2017. His work is in private collections in Canada, the United States, and Europe.
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