Capture will return in 2016 from April 1st to 28th with exhibitions, public art installations and events throughout Metro Vancouver and parts of the Lower Mainland. The call is open to all exhibitions of photo and lens-based works focusing on any subject matter. Additionally, we welcome proposals for innovative events and public art projects—think outside … Continued

In a stroke of luck, we had a sunny day for the Capture and Other Sights for Artists’ Projects public art project launch and community Tailgate Party on April 18. Dozens of people came out to see Other Sights’ Monument to Mysterious Fires billboards and participate in Angela Fama‘s What Is Love? project, as well as to partake … Continued

Here at Capture, we’re very fortunate to be able to rely of the generosity of the arts community in Metro Vancouver as well as a handful of local businesses who all work hard to ensure the Festival’s success. This year, we partnered with the St. Regis Hotel, not only were they an incredibly hospitable hotel … Continued

The festival launch and exhibition opening for feature exhibition Images That Speak was a smashing success, with more than 600 people coming through the doors to kick off Capture 2015. Below are a few photos of the night—but make sure to stop in at Satellite before May 16 to see the Christopher Eamon–curated exhibition in person! Photographs by Nelson Mouëllic.

There’s almost too much to choose from for Capture 2015, but we’ve managed to pick five participating exhibitions to highlight below. Though it’s but a small snippet of what’s on, we’re want to share what it is about these five shows that’s grabbed our interest. Equinox Gallery Pictured Windows March 28–May 2, 2015 Why we’re excited: The … Continued

In addition to programming from our 50+ participating venues, each year Capture does its own programming with a number of partners. We’ve selected five upcoming Capture-produced exhibitions and events to highlight, so festivalgoers can get as excited about them as we are. Feature Exhibition: Images That Speak April 3–May 23, 2015 Why we’re excited: Have you seen … Continued

The 2015 festival is nearly upon us, and Capture HQ is all engines go this week. Over the last few days, we launched our 2015 Capture Photography Festival magazine, we put the finishing touches on our redesigned website, and we flicked the switch on our Indiegogo campaign (closes April 30). Plus, just to keep things interesting, we moved … Continued

Credit: Birthe Piontek, Trouts, 2013, 8×10 inches, Archival Pigment Print, edition of 50, courtesy of the artist, $100 We’re excited the reveal the second Mini Edition in a series of four that will be launching at the Capture Photography Festival Fundraiser Party. This distinctive still life is by Vancouver-based artist Birthe Piontek, whose work will also be featured in a solo exhibition at Gallery … Continued