CONVENIENCE is an ongoing documentation of Toronto's vanishing convenience stores. The project explores change, values, and the role of immigrant businesses in our communities.
Shot on medium format film, CONVENIENCE asks people to consider the role of these stores, and what we are losing.

OJJJ’S was photographed in 2018 at the corner of Harbord St and Manning Avenue in Toronto, Ontario.

It is still in operation, and I would like to know but but OJJJ stands for but don’t want to ask and ruin teh illlusion.

• All prints are limited edition, 100 and signed by the artist

• Printed on museum-quality archival paper with white border

• Thickness: 10.3 mil

• Weight: 192 gsm

• Unframed (please contact for framing and delivery within Toronto)