Artists
Exhibition Dates
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Jaiden George, Hinkiicims, Digitization Studio, 2023, inkjet print, 117.22 x 156.21 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Khim Hipol, Maple Leaf, from the Oh Canada series, 2022, archival inkjet print, 152.4 x 114.3 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Tom Hsu, Rock in watermelon snow, from the Between a rock and a soft place series, 2022, archival inkjet print, 127 x 83.82 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Alexine McLeod, Oscillation (408 & 80), 2022, inkjet prints, 91.44 x 60.96 cm. Courtesy of the Artist and Monte Clark.
Dana Qaddah, We’re not the only ones but………, the special ones, 2023, transparency on lightbox, 63.93 x 73.32 cm. Courtesy of the Artist and Unit 17.
Isaac Thomas, Basketball Court, 2023, chromogenic print, 121.92 x 147.32 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Ian Wallace, Intersection 1970: Then and Now (detail), 2022, inkjet print and gelatin silver print, 41.91 x 60.96 cm, 60.96 x 78.74 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Gloria Wong, Self Portrait as my grandmother (after Yucho Chow), from the fictive genealogies series, 2023, archival inkjet print, 152.40 x 121.92 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Jin-me Yoon, Longer View, work from the Listening In Place series, 2022, chromogenic print, 83.82 x 128.27 cm. Courtesy of the Artist. Photograph: Rachel Topham Photography.
Karen Zalamea, The Joyce-Collingwood Food Hub, 2022–23, archival inkjet print, 55.88 x 228.6 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Jaiden George, Hinkiicims, Digitization Studio, 2023, inkjet print, 117.22 x 156.21 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Khim Hipol, Maple Leaf, from the Oh Canada series, 2022, archival inkjet print, 152.4 x 114.3 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Tom Hsu, Rock in watermelon snow, from the Between a rock and a soft place series, 2022, archival inkjet print, 127 x 83.82 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Alexine McLeod, Oscillation (408 & 80), 2022, inkjet prints, 91.44 x 60.96 cm. Courtesy of the Artist and Monte Clark.
Dana Qaddah, We’re not the only ones but………, the special ones, 2023, transparency on lightbox, 63.93 x 73.32 cm. Courtesy of the Artist and Unit 17.
Isaac Thomas, Basketball Court, 2023, chromogenic print, 121.92 x 147.32 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Ian Wallace, Intersection 1970: Then and Now (detail), 2022, inkjet print and gelatin silver print, 41.91 x 60.96 cm, 60.96 x 78.74 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Gloria Wong, Self Portrait as my grandmother (after Yucho Chow), from the fictive genealogies series, 2023, archival inkjet print, 152.40 x 121.92 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Jin-me Yoon, Longer View, work from the Listening In Place series, 2022, chromogenic print, 83.82 x 128.27 cm. Courtesy of the Artist. Photograph: Rachel Topham Photography.
Karen Zalamea, The Joyce-Collingwood Food Hub, 2022–23, archival inkjet print, 55.88 x 228.6 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.
Featured
Here and Now
Here and Now celebrates Capture’s tenth anniversary by commissioning ten local artists to create new lens-based artworks. The artists, selected for their varied approaches to the medium, have each been asked to respond in some way to this place – by considering the landscape, history, people, or culture – with an aim to produce a dynamic exhibition that revels in the diversity of the city itself.
The inaugural Capture Photography Festival took place in 2013 and was founded as an annual celebration of lens-based art, in part to acknowledge the important local history of conceptual photographic practices that have been significant in contemporary art dialogues internationally for decades and which remain influential to this day. Capture’s current mission is to connect Vancouver to the world through lens-based art; this exhibition, therefore, is of special significance for its exploration of place and in considering the artists that are shaped by and who shape the city. Including emerging, mid-career, and senior artists who live and work in Vancouver, Here and Now includes expansive investigations into the histories of this place, the material culture here, the changing streetscapes, cultural inheritance, and sites of leisure: intangible but formative elements of the city. This Featured Exhibition, Here and Now presents the myriad ways in which contemporary artists are deploying the medium today.
Artists in Here and Now include Jaiden George, Khim Hipol, Tom Hsu, Alexine McLeod, Dana Qaddah, Isaac Thomas, Ian Wallace, Gloria Wong, Jin-me Yoon, Karen Zalamea.
Presented by the Audain Foundation and generously supported by the Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association, Heffel Fine Art Auction House and PricewaterhouseCoopers.
