Documentation

Press & Documentation

Independent media coverage and institutional records — Daniel Armon Stanford.

Exchanging Glances — Brasília · Ottawa, 2017

CCBC / Chamber of Commerce Brazil-Canada — 3rd Edition

A binational photography exhibition pairing Daniel Armon Stanford (Canada) with Kazuo Okubo (Brazil), organized by the Chamber of Commerce Brazil-Canada in partnership with the Consulate of Brazil in Canada and the Consulate of Canada in Brazil, marking Canada's 150th anniversary.

Press coverage

Institutional record

  • CCBC Official Project Page — eventos.ccbc.org.br/olharescruzados
  • Exhibition venue (Ottawa): Constitution Square Tower II, 350 Albert Street — vernissage Nov 20, 2017
  • Sponsors: Air Canada, CEOLab, National Bank of Canada
  • Supporting institutions: Canadian Consulate-General in São Paulo, Brazilian Embassy in Canada

Subsequent tour stops (Brasília–Ottawa edition)

  • Casa Fiat de Cultura, Belo Horizonte — Mar 20 – May 19, 2019
  • São Paulo Metro, Santa Cecília station — May 10 – 31, 2019 (shown alongside the São Paulo–Montréal and Florianópolis–Vancouver editions)

Museum of Image and Sound (MIS), São Paulo — 2018

Solo Exhibition Invitation

Following an in-person meeting in São Paulo, Cleber Papa, Cultural Director of MIS, reviewed Stanford's portfolio — including Brazil: Sea of Dunes (2014) and the FASCINASIA mixed-media series — and extended an invitation for a solo exhibition, proposing the museum's second-floor gallery space. Production discussions, including wall allocation and shipping logistics, were underway in late 2019 before being paused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The invitation remains open.

Macaya Gallery & Art Basel Miami — 2014–2018

Curator, Exhibiting Artist, Solo Show

Stanford held a sustained presence at Macaya Gallery (Wynwood Art District, Miami) across multiple Art Basel Miami / Miami Art Week editions, both as an exhibiting artist and as curator of group exhibitions.

Press & independent coverage

Gallery & exhibition records

"Fifteen Minutes" — Cornell Art Museum, Delray Beach, FL — 2016/2017

Debut Museum Exhibition

Stanford's first museum exhibition, a celebrity-art-themed group show titled "Fifteen Minutes" at the Cornell Art Museum, shown alongside Andy Warhol and Russell Young.

Documentation

"Mind, Spirit & Emotion" — Gallery 25N, New York — 2014

Group Exhibition

A five-artist international group exhibition curated by Gallery 25N in collaboration with Art-Competition.net, featuring Stanford alongside artists from Poland and the United States.

DÉCOVER Magazine 2nd Anniversary — Galerie du Plateau, Montréal

Group Exhibition

A 10-artist collective exhibition at La Galerie du Plateau, Montréal, celebrating the second anniversary of DÉCOVER Magazine — a Québec publication showcasing local visual arts, with 120 artists featured across its first 12 issues. Stanford exhibited alongside Montréal artists including Corno and Kevin Ledo.

KA Magazine — Editorial Features

"KA Loves Daniel Stanford Art" / "A True Heart-ist"

Two dedicated editorial profiles by KA Magazine, exploring Stanford's body of work and confirming two significant additional credentials: acceptance into the Verge Art Fair, Miami — an international exposition of contemporary and emerging art held concurrent with Art Basel Miami at The Essex House and Clevelander Hotels — and a commission from the Lise Watier Foundation to produce "Golden Lionesses," a 36×74" triptych unveiled at the Foundation's Black Tie fundraising gala, which became the Foundation's iconic symbol for inspiring underprivileged women.

Coverage

NUDE Magazine — Issue #29, "Landscape 2"

Featured Photographer — April 2022

Stanford was featured in Issue #29 of NUDE Magazine, a long-running fine art nude photography publication (est. 2019, 59+ issues as of 2026), under the credit "Daniel Stanford — 5 Muses," alongside photographers Thomas Freyer, Marc Boily, Gobotoru, Michael Gron, David Wirt, Shay Munroe, and Dionysius Hungerbuehler.

Books

  • Brazil: Sea of Dunes — registered, Library and Archives Canada
  • FASCINASIA — registered, Library and Archives Canada

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