From our experience, it can be tricky to fit in all of Capture’s openings into your week (there are over 50 in total, after all… cough, cough!). In case you’re lagging behind in your gallery-hopping, here’s a heads up: this Saturday marks the striking of 5 fantastic exhibitions! We’ve put together a quick list so … Continued

Dina Goldstein, an artist with not one but two exhibitions for Capture, has been having a bit of a moment! The list of press coverage is seemingly endless, but here are a few of our favourite features on the provocative photographer: Huffington Post CBC CTV News        

An early press release went out to promote Capture’s Capture in Transit competition wherein the photographer did not receive a sufficient credit. We’d like to acknowledge this oversight and publicly thank photographer Michael Sherman for the use of his photograph (above). View more of his work here!

We probably aren’t the first people to come up with the above ‘witty’ headline in reference to Art Perry’s prolific art career, but that doesn’t make it any less appropriate! His recent series, “Facing Ireland: Irish Portraits” opened at Smash Gallery on Friday, October 18, and will run until November 16th. In true Perry style, … Continued

Further proof that Gallery Row is still kicking butt and taking names (not that we needed any). Cipher Messaging with painter Rebecca Chaperon and photographer Angela Fama opened on October 17th at the Initial Gallery and it was quite the party! Photos by Jean Cueta.

Have you checked out Gallery 295 yet? The recently opened space is associated with The Lab, offering a unique opportunity for artists to use their photo printing and processing facilities when exhibiting at the gallery. The Directors and Curators, Michael Love and Jason Gowans (artists themselves), have been doing an excellent job of inviting emerging and mid-career artists … Continued

“The photos at PHG range across historical techniques as well as subject matter, and include albumen prints, salt prints, cyanotypes, and hand-tinted silver gelatin prints. Their installation suggests an attendance to ideas of the elemental—earth, air, fire, and water—and also a desire to disrupt the way we usually look at images.” Read more here!

The Capture-curated exhibition Greg Gorman – A Distinct Vision at Pendulum Gallery opened with a bang on October 3rd. Sadly, the exhibition was only up until the 15th, but we’ve shared some photos of the event in case you missed it. Don’t miss Gorman’s visit to Vancouver early November when he’ll be giving a talk and teaching … Continued