Four billboards showcasing the work of Arielle Bobb-Willis have been installed along East Hastings Street in Vancouver, as part of the 2024 Capture Photography Festival. They are the first of two Canadian exhibits spotlighting the Los Angeles photographer.
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Each May, an increasingly wide variety of digitally printed wide-format graphics are installed in public spaces throughout Toronto to help expand the reach and visibility of the city’s annual Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival from indoor galleries to outdoor environments.
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Calgary-based artist Robert Ryan is using Drytac’s Protac overlaminate film and double-sided mounting adhesive to help increase the vividness of colours, stability and longevity of his photographic reproductions and other gallery pieces.
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Robert Young, the artist behind the ‘Young World Faces’ series of inkjet-printed textiles that debuted during Toronto’s 2015 Pan American (Pan Am) Games, recently produced a special commemorative edition for the Royal Ontario Museum’s (ROM’s) Canada 150 celebrations.
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The National Gallery of Canada (NGC) in Ottawa has inaugurated a new permanent space for the Canadian Photography Institute (CPI), with dedicated galleries featuring digitally printed large-format graphics.
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Wall murals are not, in themselves, a new medium. From prehistoric cave paintings to first-century frescoes, people have always been decorating walls to change indoor ambience.
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Earlier this year, for the 10th annual edition of Toronto’s Luminato festival of art and creativity, Beyond Digital Imaging (BDI) in Markham, Ont., printed and installed poster-size versions of photographer Scott McFarland’s series Trove: A View of Toronto in 50 of Its Treasures.
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Canon recently printed a large-scale photo file by artist Wim Tellier for installation at a beach in Knokke-Heist, Belgium, depicting a crab atop a background of fish-eye landscape shots from around the world.
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What do light-emitting diode-based (LED-based) electronic message centres (EMCs), unknown flying objects (UFOs) and the Loch Ness Monster have in common? All of them are notoriously difficult to photograph!
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