Visual and Digital Arts

Julia Crabtree and William Evans, "Studio view", 2015. Courtesy of the artists and Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity

Walter Phillips Gallery celebrates 40th anniversary

Walter Phillips Gallery celebrates 40 years with "No Visible Horizon", October 7, 2016–January 22, 2017.

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

Interieur by kondition pluriel

Art + technologie se croisent à Convergence au Banff Centre

Sommet international sur l’art + la technologie au Banff Centre, Convergence réunit des représentants de l’Australie, des États-Unis, de la France, du Canada et

Jen Mizuik

Curator and arts manager Jen Mizuik appointed director of Visual / Digital Arts

An accomplished curator and arts centre manager with a focus on digital media and contemporary arts practice, Jen Mizuik has been appointed director, visual/dig

Silicon Valley innovator appointed director of Digital Media Research at The Banff Centre

Mark Resch has been appointed to The Banff Centre’s newly created role of director of Digital Media Research.

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