“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

Photographer Angela Fama is poised to blow-up in the coming years. Already she’s featured in two Capture exhibitions, the Capture Curated An Evolutionary Look into Vancouver Street Photography at the Museum of Vancouver and Cipher Messaging at Initial Gallery, and the amount of press she’s received is enough to make even the most jaded among us take note. Here are … Continued

You already know that we’re big fans of Greg Gorman’s prolific oeuvre of celebrity portraits and nudes, but did you know that he’s going to be giving a Talk and teaching a Master Class in November? Presented by Vancouver Photo Workshops, the Talk, An Evening with Greg Gorman, takes place on November 6th from 7:00-10:00pm at … Continued

Christian Nicolay and Ya-chu Kang’s video Boom and Bust examines the fragility of interconnected global markets by literally “bursting the bubble.” We can’t get enough of this playful look at a dire situation, we hope you’ll like it too!

It’s no longer breaking news that South Granville’s galleries have experiences a massive turnover in the last couple years. Fortunately, this shift has given a chance for remaining established galleries to get some well deserved attention, and brought forth a new guard of ambitious gallerists showing work by exciting emerging artists–among them an excellent crop of … Continued

Vancouver’s Chinatown was art-party central on Friday October 11th! We had a blast checking out David Semeniuk’s Perimeter at The Gam Gallery, ducking into Positive Negative Gallery for Tristan Casey’s Asleep in Your Branches, and even stopping by The Shop for a change of pace… Photos by Jean Cueta.

We reached out to a handful of talented photographers, some of whom are exhibiting with the festival and others who submitted to our Capture in Transit Competition, and asked to use their images in our Lamar Transit Advertising Bus, Skytrain and Canada Line ads. Luckily, many of them obliged and we wound up with some … Continued