Last Friday marked the release of Jessica Eaton‘s commission from the Canadian Photographic Portfolio Society. The Montreal based artist’s recent series, LTISL 17, 2013, uses colour photography to explore the effect of light pending through glass prisms. The photos play with notions of truth and perceptual experience, while referencing Berenice Abbott’s The Science Pictures. The exhibition was only … Continued

On a beautiful day last week we set out just before the sunset to photograph a handful of Capture’s public installations around town. Now, we love a good white cube as much as the next guy, but it’s hard to beat mother nature doing her thing. The soft light and the falling leaves worked together to … Continued

Dina Goldstein’s highly anticipated exhibition In the Dollhouse opened officially on Saturday at Kimoto Gallery, the project will be on exhibition until November 15th. If you’ve read any of the extensive press Goldstein has attracted, then you already know that the project’s production value is through the roof. The artist took it a step further and has included props … Continued

Saturday afternoon was an exceptionally busy one for Capture, with 3 exhibitions opening at Equinox Gallery and Dina Glodstein’s highly anticipated In the Dollhouse opening at Kimoto Gallery. Fortunately the rain didn’t stop Vancouver’s art lovers from checking out either show! Check out the photos by Jean Cueta from the Fred Herzog, Geoffrey James, and David Hockney … Continued

UBC AHVA Visual Art faculty member and visual artist Dana Claxton’s latest film “He Who Dreams” is set to screen on November 8th at SFU Woodwards Cinema (149 West Hastings). It will be screened with a selection of other films as part of  the Vancouver Indigenous Media Arts Festival 2013, with a book launch at 6pm and … Continued

One of Capture’s more highly anticipated exhibitions opened last Wednesday, October 23, 2013, at the new AHVA Gallery. The exhibition was curated by Vytas Narusvicious and organized in part by the gallery’s Director Barrie Jones, it’s up until November 29th. Here’s what we said in our press release: The exhibition reflects upon a seminal 1969 exhibition … Continued

Capture’s director Julie Lee and artists Lincoln Clarkes and Brian Howell from Capture’s An Evolutionary Look at Vancouver Street Photography sat down with Fiona Forbes from The Rush to chat about the festival. In case you missed it live, here it is!  

Have you ever been in the middle of deeply pondering the significance of a contemporary masterpiece at an art opening only to be risen from your thoughtful gaze by the disruptive grumbling of your (possibly wine filled) tummy? We certainly aren’t strangers to this social faux-pas and clearly neither were the founders of SLIDELUCK! SLIDELUCK … Continued