Meet renowned Canadian photographer, filmmaker and marine biologist Paul Nicklen for an evening of discussion and insight into his extraordinary career. With over 30 major photography and conservation awards—including BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year and World Press Photo—Nicklen has spent more than three decades documenting some of Earth's most extreme environments and the wildlife that inhabits them.
Raised among the Inuit on Baffin Island, Nicklen will discuss his upcoming book Reverence (Hemeria, 2026), the creative process behind his striking images, and the patience, risk and respect required to capture wildlife in challenging conditions. The talk will be followed by a question-and-answer session with the audience. Following the discussion, you'll have the opportunity to view the accompanying exhibition, which showcases limited edition prints spanning his career—from the ice fields of Svalbard to the waters off Dominica.
