Window Treatments
David Gilbert’s practice embraces a variety of media including sculpture, painting, assemblage, and installation, yet ultimately it culminates in photogr…
Past Art Installations
Junkspace
The concept of “Junkspace” was introduced by architect and theorist Rem Koolhaas in his essay Junkspace (2001). These are generic, undifferentiated, un…
The Soft Wall Series
The Soft Wall series of artwork are a presence that can be imagined, touched, and reshaped. Though it may be toppled, its physical existence and impact r…
The Dissolving Landscape Series
The Dissolving Landscape is a series of experimental analogue photographs that examine climate change int he landscapes of Canada and Nordic Europe. The pr…
Revitalizing our Connections
“When our lands, rivers, lakes, and the Salish sea are healthy, our people are healthy.” Ocean Hyland is a Coast Salish artist from the Tsleil-Waut…
Rock Writing Recollections
Rock Writing Recollections is inspired by pictographs I’ve learned about from the territories in which this work resides as well as from the interior. Th…
Guidance
Mack Paul, kʷəlasəltən, was raised in a strong family with traditional cultural teachings. Mack is a learner of and advocate for Musqueam’s ancestral…
Ookpiit Party (cute lives forever)
Inuvialuk artist Kablusiak embraces the wideness of Inuit experience, encompassing in their work joy, despair, sexuality, and, as an Inuk living outside In…
Invisible Garden
The title “Invisible Garden” refers to the weeds growing through the pavement cracks around the Langara-49th Ave Station. These humble plants g…
Membranes and Pith 305
Artist Statement Cherry Archer uses photography, ice, and culinary plants that have ties to her Trinidadian heritage to explore themes of memory, storytell…
Untitled (Open Channel)
How can we uncouple photography from its constrictive relationship to time and truth? Nabil Azab’s large-scale, colourful, and abstract images resist the…
Works from the Renders series
Toronto-based artist Andrea Chartrand’s series Renders provides a playful look at photography’s innate deceptiveness. Brightly coloured, strange tabl…
Works from The Great Divide series
Growing up in the 1990s during the height of television saturation, Gabriel Esteban Molina’s studies in painting and sculpture coincided with the dawn of…
Slightly Altered
Beginning their collaboration in 2008, the Ukrainian artist duo Synchrodogs initially approached photography with a diaristic lens recording everyday momen…
The Berenice Abbott Archive
The Berenice Abbott Archive at The Image Centre Through the postwar expansion of scientific research in the United States, American photographer Berenice A…
Pause
These colors are losing their meaning… Inspired by original colors of first generation televisions, I make a statement: These familiar colors are represe…