Capture Photography Festival and the Magenta Foundation are looking for High School-aged students to participate in the 2018 Flash Forward Incubator Program—an online photography project that integrates independent and interactive teaching methods, and offers opportunities to give and receive feedback from instructors, and the Capture and Magenta education team. With the final goal of a … Continued

Capture is excited to announce the jury members who will be evaluating submissions to the 2018 Selected Exhibition Program. Application to the Selected Program opens in mid-September and closes October 20, 2017 (more here). The 2018 Capture Selected Exhibitions Jury is: Grant Arnold Audain Curator of British Columbia Art, Vancouver Art Gallery Grant Arnold is … Continued

Capture Photography Festival Society members are invited to attend the 2017 AGM. Tuesday, September 19, 2017, 1:30 pm PWC, Suite 700, 250 Howe Street, Vancouver Please RSVP by Friday, September 15 to [email protected] Non-members who wish to attend can purchase a membership at the AGM or from the Capture online store for $10. Attendance at … Continued

Now’s the time to start thinking about your Selected Exhibition, Open Exhibition, and Event proposals for next April. The call is open to all exhibitions of photography and lens-based works focusing on any subject matter. Additionally, we welcome proposals for innovative events and outdoor exhibitions—think outside the white cube. The submissions portal will open in … Continued

The 2017 Capture Speaker Series, featuring talks by Alex Morrison, Ema Peter, Alinka Echeverría, and Shep Steiner, dove into a multitude of topics surrounding photography, from the photographic archive, to photography’s relationship with architecture, to a re-evaluation of Camera Lucida. This year, our host and partner Inform Interiors filmed and produced video documentation of three of … Continued

Capture 2017 came to a close on April 28. We’re pleased to announce that this year’s Festival was 150% the size of last year’s festival, including: – 7 new Public Art projects across Metro Vancouver – The first-ever Vancouver Photo Book Fair – 90 exhibitions, including 1 Feature, 38 Selected, and 51 Open exhibitions – 150+ local and … Continued

Capture 2017 came to a close on April 28. We’re pleased to announce that this year’s Festival was 150% the size of last year’s festival, including: – 7 new Public Art projects across Metro Vancouver – The first-ever Vancouver Photo Book Fair – 90 exhibitions, including 1 Feature, 38 Selected, and 51 Open exhibitions – 150+ local and … Continued

The Capture Photography Festival is seeking a qualified and enthusiastic Festival Program Manager for the April 2018 Festival. This is a temporary maternity leave position beginning August 2017 to June 20, 2018, with the possibility of extension. Application deadline: 
June 12, 2017 About the Capture Photography Festival Launched in 2013, the annual not-for-profit Festival strives to … Continued