Canadian Photography Institute Blog

Visitors to the Anthropocene exhibition can explore the impact of human activity on Earth at a whole new level, thanks to three unique augmented reality (AR) installations.

The Anthropocene is defined by the permanent impact of human activities on Earth. Browse through the key facts collected by The Anthropocene Project team to learn more.

Twenty-four young Canadian photographers have been longlisted for the 2018 New Generation Photography Award , presented by the Canadian Photography Institute of the National Gallery of Canada and Scotiabank...

Sarah Anne Johnson focuses on contemporary communities outside the mainstream that gather for utopian or idealistic reasons. Field Trip was inspired by events in Johnson’s youth when she first began to attend...

In 2014, Scott Conarroe traveled to the Alps to photograph movable borders, or borders now unfixed because the geographical features that once defined them—glaciers—are melting due to global warming.

Although her works seem on the surface to be simply photographs of brightly coloured cubes, the process is far more complex.