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Selections from Berlin-based artist Shannon Bool’s Horse of Oblivion series make up part of Capture Photography Festival’s 2022 Billboard Project
Read MoreYou won’t find any “typical” family portraits at the vast group exhibition
Read MoreBooks, albums, and pre-photographic cloud studies also make up the ambitious new exhibition at the Polygon Gallery
Read MoreThis year’s commission by Capture Photography Festival shines a light on advertising tropes
Read MoreThe late Burnaby flight attendant and founding member of the Contemporary Art Society of Vancouver began buying artworks in the 1980s with savings accumulated from per diems
Read MoreCelia Perrin Sidarous’s “Flotsam” series plays with art history, still lifes, and archival imagery
Read MorePanel of curators and others explore the issues around the removal of Steven Shearer’s images
Read MoreThe annual event showcases extraordinary images of 2020 captured by members of News Photographers Association of Canada
Read MoreManufactured Landscapes, Watermark, and Anthropocene: The Human Epoch find terrible beauty in environmental destruction
Read MoreSteven Shearer’s pictures, drawn from his massive archives, unsettle by design
Read MoreThe writer colourfully tracks her own trajectory a the SUM Gallery, as part of the Capture Photography Festival
Read MoreWorks from the Darkie series find new resonance as large-scale public art
Read MoreHis first lens-based public artwork will be unveiled as part of Capture Photography Festival at BC Hydro’s Dal Grauer Substation
Read MoreVAG and Capture Photography Festival team up for a show of art that questions and subverts consumer culture
Read MoreIsolation Commissions, dancers in boxes, and other affecting work that expressed life in lockdown
Read MoreBeijing artist’s large-format works address China’s seismic cultural shifts
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