Blending intentional camera movement (ICM) and digital pinhole photography, Wenda Salomons creates dynamic work, exploring movement and light within nature. Join her for a conversation about her process and photography for her exhibit "Flora".

Join photographer Sherry Penner for an artist talk. She'll be sharing stories from the Fabulous @40+ Project along with details of her current project, Black and White; Where Light Meets Shadow.

Artist talk with Vivek Shraya in conjunction with "Niche" at Contemporary Calgary.

Join us for a captivating presentation by one of today's most acclaimed photographers, Todd Hido! Hido’s presentation will reflect on his extensive body of awards-winning work and be followed by a book signing. Presented by The Camera Store, with support from Leica.

Han Sungpil, is an internationally celebrated artist who explores environmental issues using photography, video and through the creation of large outdoor installations.

Join artist Kyler Zeleny as he discusses his latest book – Bury Me in the Back Forty, the final chapter of his prairie trilogy. Through photos, objects, and folklore, Bury Me reimagines the narrative of the quickly fading small-town.

Stasia Schmidt, Exposure’s Emerging Photographer of the Year 2024, will reflect on her solo exhibition: Ephemerality. Presented with support from Leica and Contemporary Calgary.

Photographer Angela Boehm discusses her photobook “Minus 30”, capturing Saskatchewan snowstorms at -30°C. Learn about her creative process, publishing challenges, and collaboration with writers, designers, and printers to bring her vision to life.

Kristine Zingeler will talk about her practice and her experiences doing research and residencies at the Royal Tyrrell Museum and the Kiyooka Ohe Arts Centre.

Danny Luong & Louie Villanueva will discuss their journeys in photography, finding balance in creative, emotional, and financial stability. They’ll explore “the space in between” projects, transitions, and the evolving nature of artistic purpose.

Walter Phillips Gallery is pleased to present an artist talk by Karen Zalamea, recipient of the Barbara Spohr Memorial Award for Photography 2025.