Vancouver Photoconceptualism

Internationally influential Vancouver artist whose constructed photographs connect pictorial traditions, cinema and the everyday spaces of the city.

Vancouver artist using photography, film, video, installation and theatre to examine history, technology and collective memory.

Artist and educator combining photography and monochrome painting while treating Vancouver as both social space and art-historical context.

Vancouver polymath whose photography, film, music and installations drew on literary, philosophical and popular references.

Vancouver artist whose photo, video, performance and installation work examines identity, migration, memory, tourism and contested ideas of place.

Conceptual and representational artist whose work across text, portraiture, sculpture and public art examines identity, language and spatial politics.

Vancouver artist whose photography and archival work examine urban transformation, economic landscapes and the construction of history.

Canadian artist whose photography and installations examine consumer imagery, artificial nature, beauty and the construction of desire.

Artist known for staged tableaux that use video, photography and installation to slow down looking and reframe art-historical scenes.

Vancouver artist using photography, painting and image manipulation to examine value, migration, representation and overlooked subjects.

Photographer whose staged figures and atmospheric landscapes draw on cinema, fashion and the emotional construction of place.

Artist known for video works that appear nearly still, using subtle motion to test the boundary between photography and film.

Photographer observing figures, labour and ordinary environments through carefully composed images grounded in the social world.