Festival

  • Camera Machina

    • Byron Dauncey, Kevin Day
    • Robert Lynds Gallery

      Robert Lynds Gallery, West 3rd Avenue, Vancouver, BC, Canada
  • Dream Distortion

    • Jonah Samson
    • Macaulay & Co. Fine Art

      293 East 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC, Canada
  • Life Off Grid: Reassembling Domestic Life

    Reception

    • Lobby Gallery at the Liu Institute for Global Issues

      6476 Northwest Marine Drive, Vancouver, BC, Canada
  • Life Off Grid: Reassembling Domestic Life

    • Jonathan Taggart
    • Lobby Gallery at the Liu Institute for Global Issues

      6476 Northwest Marine Drive, Vancouver, BC, Canada
  • Wayward

    • Brody Albert, Dana Claxton, Alexis Dirks, Jason Gowans, Maggie Groat, Lili Huston-Herterich, Laurie Kang, Colin Smith, Ed Spence
    • Winsor Gallery

      258 East 1st Avenue, Vancouver, BC V5T 1A6, Canada
  • Inside Out

    • Colin Smith
    • Winsor Gallery

      258 East 1st Avenue, Vancouver, BC V5T 1A6, Canada
  • adrift

    Reception

    • Or Gallery

      236 E Pender St, Vancouver, BC V6A 1T7, Canada
  • adrift

    • David Hartt
    • Or Gallery

      236 E Pender St, Vancouver, BC V6A 1T7, Canada
  • Pictured Windows

    • Berenice Abbott, Roy Arden, Eugène Atget, Phil Bergerson, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Harry Callahan, Walker Evans, Lee Friedlander, Lorraine Gilbert, Adad Hannah, Fred Herzog, Geoffrey James, Abelardo Morell, Aaron Siskind, Bruce Stewart, Weegee, David Wisdom
    • Equinox Gallery

      3642 Commercial Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada
  • Perceptual Renderings

    • Marten Elder
    • Equinox Gallery

      3642 Commercial Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada
  • Asking for It

    Reception

    • FIELD Contemporary

      17 West Broadway, Vancouver, BC, Canada
  • Asking for It

    • Patryk Stasieczek
    • FIELD Contemporary

      17 West Broadway, Vancouver, BC, Canada
  • Artists Depiction

    • Victor John Penner
    • Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art

      2121 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver, BC, Canada
  • Christos Dikeakos: Trouble in Paradise

    Reception

    • West Vancouver Art Museum

      680 17 Street, West Vancouver, BC, Canada
  • Christos Dikeakos: Trouble in Paradise

    • Christos Dikeakos
    • West Vancouver Art Museum

      680 17 Street, West Vancouver, BC, Canada
  • The Last Stand

    Reception

    • Initial Gallery

      2339 Granville St, Vancouver, BC V6H 3G3, Canada

News

Announcing the 2021 Selected Exhibitions Jury

Capture is pleased to announce the jury who will be evaluating submissions to the 2021 Selected Exhibitions Program. In addition to Emmy Lee Wall, Capture’s Executive Director, the 2021 Capture Selected Exhibitions Jury includes: Claudia Beck, Tarah Hogue, and Ann Thomas. The Call for Submissions is currently open and will close on October 12, 2020. … Continued

2021 Capture Photography Festival in Richmond: Call for Submissions

The Richmond Public Art Program and Richmond Art Gallery invite artists and artist collectives to submit proposals for photo-based temporary pubic art projects to be presented at a Richmond Canada Line Station as part of the Capture Photography Festival in Richmond in April 2021. The selected work will be installed from April 2021 to September … Continued

Booooooom x Capture: Public Art Open Call

In partnership with Capture Photography Festival, Booooooom is hosting a worldwide open call for an artist or artist group to have their work installed on the façade of the King Edward Canada Line Station from April to September 2021. The selected artist’s work will be featured on the Capture website, and in the 2021 Capture Catalogue–thousands of copies of … Continued

An Invitation for Grade 10–12 students to join the Flash Forward Incubator Program for 2020-2021

Capture is pleased to partner with the Magenta Foundation to present the 2021 Flash Forward Incubator Program. Designed for high school students in Grade 10–12, the Flash Forward Incubator Program proposes a new and exciting model for arts education developed in collaboration with industry professionals and educators, including teachers and artists, as well as Magenta’s … Continued

2021 Call for Submissions

From September 14 to October 12, 2020 at 11:59 PM, Capture Photography Festival is accepting Exhibition and Event proposals for inclusion in the juried Selected Exhibitions Program and non-juried Event program. Capture 2021 runs from April 2–30. Capture strives to support artistic excellence in diverse lens-based practices, with a focus on critical and challenging work, while … Continued

Capture Writing Prize

We are pleased to announce the inaugural Capture Writing Prize, a juried award to support emerging writers and broaden the discourse on lens-based art. The winner of this competition will be commissioned to write a 1,000 word text for Capture’s annual catalogue on a current issue in lens-based art for which a $2,000 CAD prize … Continued

The 2020 Flash Forward Incubator Catalogue is ready!

The theme for this year’s Flash Forward Incubator is “It’s A Plastic World”. This theme invites participants to think deeply about the statement “It’s a Plastic World” and to create photography- mixed media based projects that contemplate the impact of that statement. How is plastic made? How is it used, and where does it go … Continued

Capture Announces Departure of Director/Curator Kate Henderson

During this unprecedented time, Capture has had to restructure its staffing to help maintain the financial health of the organization, including eliminating the role of Director/Curator held by Kate Henderson. Henderson will continue her work with the Festival as Guest Curator for the Festival’s signature public art project which will be installed on the Dal … Continued

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