Visual + Digital Arts

Artist Marten Berkman and his work "Hart to Heart"

How This Artist Is Using 3D Video to Connect You to Nature

Artist Marten Berkman inserts pixelated versions of viewers into his 3D video piece as a reminder that modern people and nature are still deeply connected.

The Sculptor Who Smashed Her Work to Fight Climate Change

"As the ice melted, the ceramics fell loose and smashed against the ground, adding to a growing pile of shards underneath. To Burton, the sound of the cracking

Marlene Yuen, No Gold Found on Railroad (pg. 2) (2017).

Post-Residency Award Winner Announced!

Learn about the winner of our inaugural Post-Residency Award!

Many Ways to Be Lost

An essay by Walter Phillips Gallery curator, Peta Rake, included in our 2015 Walter Phillips Gallery Fall exhibitions publication.

Tyler Los-Jones, detail view of "held above our heads in stone" (2015). Fiberglass, foam, paint, glitter, dimensions var

held above our heads in stone: An Interview Between Tyler Los-Jones and Benedict Fullalove

Calgary-based artist Tyler Los-Jones discusses levitation, land art and artifice with Alberta College of Art and Design professor and art historian Benedict J.

Emerging Atlantic Canada artist residency brings exceptional visual artists to Banff

Banff Centre announces a new creative residency for emerging visual artists from Atlantic Canada.

This Photographer Inserts Selfie-Takers into Beautiful Landscapes

Nature, technology and people — this combination inspires Meghan Krauss to create her composite photos.

3D-printed mini-model of the award

3D Printers Bring a Digital Idea into the Physical World

Here at The Banff Centre we love mash-ups. Check out what happens when graphics meets sculpture to create something for the Mountain Festival!

Tiny Artworks, Everywhere

If you know where to look, you'll find little pieces of art ephemera tucked away throughout The Banff Centre's art building, Glyde Hall.

Ragnheiður (Ragga) Gestsdóttir and Markús Þór Andrésson.

An Icy Touch: Ragga and Markus on film

These two Icelandic artists were in residence in December, putting the finishing touches on their film "Time and Time and Again."

Counting on People at Walter Phillips Gallery

New works by Neïl Beloufa featured in "Counting on People" at Walter Phillips Gallery

Walter Phillips Gallery, in collaboration with the Institute for Contemporary Arts (ICA), London, presents an exhibition of new work by the French and Algerian

Interieur by kondition pluriel

Art + technology intersect for Convergence at Banff Centre

An international summit of art + technology at Banff Centre, Convergence brings together representatives from Australia, USA, UK, France, Canada and Japan to ex

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