Check out their blog post here.

The Star's Steve Russel recommends Pikto Photobooks in his recent article on new photography products.

"Photo books are quickly replacing the photo album and scrap books....high-end photo-finishing stores, such as Pikto... offer software and a multitude of book sizes and shapes."

Click here to read the full article.

Anastasia Taylor-Lind's winning entry in Pikto's Top Pick competition has been featured in the NYTimes Sunday Review. Click here to see the slideshow with even more images from her series The National Womb.

Anastasia's work will be on display at the Pikto Gallery from January 5, 2012 - February 29, 2012. The opening reception will be held Saturday, January 21, 2012 from 6pm-10pm. Come on down to meet Anastasia, discuss her work and meet other influential members of the photographic community.

RSVP today!

Current Pikto Exhibition 'Night Works' by Jade Lee Portelli, who is also a member of the Pikto team, got the thumbs up from reviewer R.M Vaughan. Well done and great work Jade.

Great turnout for Jesse Louttit's opening reception at Pikto Friday December 11th.

Also rave reviews. Hear Jesse talk about his work on CBC radio,  http://www.cbc.ca/metromorning/2009/12/15/

The National Post listed the show as top 5 in Toronto this week.

Heather Morton commented on her blog that "Employees Only" is one of her faves!

Well done Jesse.

3. Pikto

55 Mill St. Bldg. 59
Has Pikto discovered some previously unknown pipeline to up-and-coming Scandinavian art? It sure seems that way. July featured whimsical self-portraits from Denmark’s Lotte Floe Christensen, while August puts the spotlight on Swedish photographer Kristina Bengtsson. Her exhibition, titled Remain Afloat, consists of photos themed on — what else? — ups and downs. Pictures of just-launched paper planes, lofty hot-air balloons and astronaut pinups charmingly disperse over Pikto’s display wall. (A video showing an eccentric attempt to use inflated garbage bags as a flight tool is unfortunately projected onto a dark brick wall, making it less successful.) Best is the pinned-to-the-wall letter that ties it all together. In it, Bengtsson asks Virgin’s jet-setting chief Richard Branson whether he’d like to join a hot-air balloon ride over the English Channel, and perhaps share some tips for maintaining that top-of-the-world feeling once back to the grey everyday. Branson doesn’t provide an answer. But viewers can attempt one — even if only for themselves. To Sept. 5.