Breaking Sound Photography Exhibition

Running throughout the month of May as part of the 2026 CONTACT Photography Festival, *Breaking Sound* is an intriguing new exhibition by Toronto-based multidisciplinary artist Rhandy Adolphe (SAMBAranthony). Hosted at the cozy High Notes Coffee + Vinyl in the Junction, the installation explores the concept of vibration as a shared language that connects sound and sight.

What to Expect Adolphe translates photography into visual sound waves, capturing the essence of dance and DJing through a lens. The work challenges visitors to rethink the boundaries between what we hear and what we see, suggesting that all sensation originates from the same material force: vibration. Whether you are a fan of contemporary photography or just looking for a unique cultural experience in the neighbourhood, this exhibition offers a thoughtful, immersive space to explore.

Visit the Junction High Notes Coffee + Vinyl is a perfect venue for this kind of intimate, community-focused art show. Located on Dundas Street West, it’s a great spot to grab a coffee and spend some time with the work. The exhibition is open daily, with extended hours on Saturdays, making it easy to fit into your weekend plans. After you've taken in the art, take a stroll through the Junction to enjoy some of the area's other local shops and cafes.