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If you haven't already grabbed it, make sure you go over to our shop and download the second issue of Array! It's Free! Now we're ready to accept submissions to our second issue, Array 3! For our regular art and photo spotlights, we've always asked to see a body of work—multiple images—either a series or a cohesive selection of images. This is still the case for our spotlights, but we've realized this approach can be limiting when people don’t have enough work that's ready to share. So once again, we're allowing single-image submissions to Array. Hopefully this makes it easier for you to submit! Array 3 will present a mix of images, each one from a different artist or photographer. We'll also share our fav images in articles on our site and on Instagram. The zine will be distributed through our email newsletter to try and get as many people to see the work as possible. If you think of a spotlight feature as a solo show, the Array zines are meant to be more like a group exhibition. When you're ready to submit, hit the button below!
Today's the day! The second issue of our Array zine is now available in our shop as a free downloadable zine! Enjoy 178 pages of work by more than 70 artists and photographers, and be sure to read the interviews sprinkled throughout! Also we are now accepting submissions to Array 3, so if you're interested in being featured in the next issue, head over here to submit!
We are excited to announce that we are continuing our partnership with Capture Photography Festival, Western Canada’s largest lens-based art festival! We will be curating a public art installation which will be mounted at the Olympic Village Canada Line Station in Vancouver. This is an international open call for photographers and artists making lens-based work. The selected artist will be part of the 12th annual 2025 Capture Photography Festival which will take place from April 1–30, 2025. The public art project will be on display from April–August 2025. The selected artist’s work will be featured in the 2025 Capture Catalogue and on the Capture and Booooooom websites. The artist will be paid a fee of approximately $750 CAD (the finalized artist fee will adhere to standard 2025 CARFAC fees for temporary public artworks in Canada). Deadline for submissions: Monday, October 21, 2024 at 11:59 PM PST. Last year, we selected Gabriel Esteban Molina as the artist for our 2024 Capture Public Art Project. You can read our interview with him here and see his work installed on the Lansdowne Canada Line Station.