Fragments of Vision Alternative Perspectives in Photography

Alternative Process Social Group Show

Paedric O'Sullivan

Photogravure

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Paedric O'Sullivan

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With a quarter-century behind the lens, Paedric has navigated the realms of silver, ventured into the depths of platinum, and now explores the complexities of photogravure. Alongside he has embraced the playful exploration of monoprinting and other experimental techniques, toying with applying images to paper with a blend of intuition, paint and ink.

Eric Baloga

Wet Plate, Tintype

Different Ages of VintageWet Plate, TintypeFrame 12” x 24"

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Eric Baloga

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About the Artist and Photographer
As far back as I can remember there has always been a spark of something different in me that
saw things in an unusual way. There was always a strong desire, a strong need, to convey my
thoughts and experiences into form. Fascinated with light and colour, my first creations of
expression and creativity used watercolour or oil paints with my own drawings.
Dabbling with various kinds of photography over the years: like Landscape, automotive and
aviation photography; dipping a little more into infrared photography, using full-time converted
cameras; I then splash-dived into the roots of photography. An avid collector of vintage cameras
which date back to the beginning of photography, I experimented with film photography. My
journey progressed further to learn the mid-1800’s process of colodian/wetplate photography,
and alternative printing techniques such as cyanotype and darkroom techniques. I travelled to
Halifax, Nova Scotia during the summer of 2022 to learn from a professional wetplate
photographer. Since then I have been perfecting the craft.
I would like to share with you my thoughts, imagination, and works of art that developed over the
years. Please feel free to share your own thoughts or questions regarding my work by email at [email protected]

Horst Herget

Wet Plate, Tintype

Correlation with Causation2022Process:
Origins Plate: Wet plate, Tintype, plate size 7” x 7”Print:
Canson, Baryta Photographique II Matt, archival stock; printed with archival inkPrint size: 21” x 21”
Framed size:
24”x 24”Edition:
1 of 19Price:
$1100

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Horst Herget

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Horst Herget is a wet plate photographer based in Toronto. He studies a variety of human
relationships. His latest project, “Interspace,” examines the source of identity on a physiological
level: How we are, who we are. ”Interspace” provides visual renderings of the formation and
mechanisms of our selfhood, reflecting on the biological and psychological evolution of our life
experiences.
Horst is fascinated by the alchemical transformation and mindful execution required of the
1850’s wet plate photographic process. His otherworldly images are created with hand-built sets, ethereal lighting, and a touch of mystery. The distinct subtleties of each wet plate depict the nuances of our individual presence.
As an engaged member of the wet plate community for more than a decade, Horst is frequently
sought for speaking engagements and tintype portrait sessions.
In addition to private lessons
and multi-day workshops, he has shared his experiences as a panellist with the Artists’ Network,
has been an invited instructor during the Contact Photography Festival, and hosts a monthly
photography salon at his studio –the Alternative Process Social – for the local photography community.

James Hull

Platinum Print

Eldhraun (2024)Digital Capture (2016)Platinum Print on Hahnemühle Platinum Rag PaperImage 7 1/4" x 4 3/4"

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James Hull

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James Hull is a photographer residing in Oakville, Ontario. With an interest in both digital and traditional film photography, James specializes in medium format slide film, particularly color-positive film. James experiments with both platinum and carbon-piezo printing.James is enthusiastic about sharing his love of photography and printing techniques, embracing a wide range of technologies to educate others. His teaching approach is inclusive of all methods, from traditional film to modern smartphone photography.

Joseph Carrigan

Film Collage

Memory: April 1, 2023, No. 4
10”x32”
17 images, Edition of 20
$1500 mattedMemory: 04-01-2023, No. 1-17A series of 17 images from one dayA process was used where multiple exposures on 35mm film are captured and overlaid in a method similar to how memories blend, blur and interact in the mind. Intentionally, the process involves the artist disconnecting from the act of controlling how images overlay, instead focusing on capturing moments, compositions and juxtapositions (similar to phrases of music) where each image is influenced by and sometimes a reaction to predecessors and anticipated descendants. The end result is similar to an improvised jazz composition where the artist consciously plays all the instruments simultaneously, riffing and reacting with the other players(himself) while his subconscious creates ‘the mix’ in the control room. All images are multiple exposures, on film, in camera. No digital manipulation was involved.Technical notes:
Camera: 1952 I hagee Dresden EXA
Lenses:
Primary: Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon F4/20, waist level finder
Secondary: Meyer-Optik Görlitz Trioplan f2.9/50 with medium yellow filter, eye level finder
Film: Bergger Panchro 400, Spur Acurol-N1:50

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Joseph Carrigan

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Joseph P. Carrigan (1963)Joseph Carrigan is a photographic artist living in Toronto. Joseph works in 35mm, medium format, 4x5 and 18x24, explores multiple alternative processing techniques with a special interest in the unique characteristics of lens designs, particularly from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A recurring theme of his work is the capture of time, events and activities in a single still image, accomplished through different means ranging from time exposures, to multiple exposures and innovative processes. The resulting images are often experiential in and of themselves.

Skip Dean

Gum Over Palladium

Triangle2022Size-print 18" x11 3/4”
Frame- 24" x 20"Gum over PalladiumPrint $1,700.00Not all GUM prints are the same there is always some variation in colour.Edition of 7

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Skip Dean

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Skip Dean is a photographer currently practising in Toronto, Ontario. After many years working as a professional commercial photographer, Skip Dean is exploring his passion projects, capturing meaning and concept in time and space as he moves through life. These new creative explorations stem beyond capturing images on both film and digital planes, and have been expanded into exploring alternative printing processes as well.


ARTIST CVGALLERY SHOWINGS (selected)2023: Gallery 44 ‘Blue’ annual member exhibition
July 14th-July 28th 2023
Image-’Homage’ series ‘Bluewall’ Donald Sultan
401 Richmond Street West 4th Fl.
Toronto, Ontario2023: CAPIC ‘Xpose
Todmorden Papermill Gallery
Images-’Roadworthy Glove” series and ‘Homage’ series.
June 8th-July 2nd 2023
Todmorden Papermill Gallery
67 Potter Road Toronto, Ontario2022: Gallery on the Pond on Fogo Island
Images from Homage series
Whiteonwood, Newfoundland2021: Sooke Fine Arts Society
Online Gallery-Homage series
Sooke, British Columbia2021: New Photographers Gallery
Birds on the Wild Side Exhibit
Image: Freedom
Sidney, British Columbia2021: The Cardinal Gallery
Homage Series
CONTACT Scotiabank Photography Festival
Toronto, Ontario2020: Dylan Ellis Gallery
'ongoing work'
Artist-in-Residence Show
Toronto, ON2019: Connection Gallery
Gum dichromate print from the series ‘Roadworthy’
Toronto, ON2019: Xpose 2019 CAPIC
Gum dichromate print from the series ‘Roadworthy’
CONTACT Scotiabank Photography Festival
Toronto, ON2019: Connections Gallery
HOMAGE
CONTACT Scotiabank Photography Festival
Toronto, ON2019: The Halide Project
HOMAGE and a gum dichromate print from the series ‘Roadworthy’
Philadelphia, PA2018: Connections Gallery
Series of gum dichromate prints from the series ‘Roadworthy’
CONTACT Scotiabank Photography Festival
Toronto, ON2018: The Playground
Series of gum dichromate prints
CAPTURE Photography Festival
Vancouver, BC2017: OCADU Great Hall
Series of gum dichromate prints from the series ‘Roadworthy’
CONTACT Scotiabank Photography Festival
Toronto, ON2016: Dylan Ellis Gallery
Series of gum dichromate prints from the series ‘Roadworthy’
Toronto, ON2014: Todmorden Gallery
‘Swimming Dog’ size 20” x 24” colour print
Toronto, ON2014: OCADU Dean’s Office
‘Swimming Dog’, ‘Hammer and Glove’ from the series “Found, but not Lost’
Toronto, ON1985-2013: CAPIC Gallery shows
Held in various locations including Ontario Place
Toronto, ON


PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE2010-present: Skip Dean photographer
Art-based photographer- Gallery
Toronto, ON1980-2010: Dean Photographic Inc
Operating a professional advertising studio
Toronto, ON


EDUCATIONGum printing workshop at Alternative Photo Services, Toronto (2019)Studied platinum/palladium printing over gum dichromate with master printer, Bob CarnieSheridan College
Applied Photography Diploma


TEACHING2011-2019
Ontario College of Art and Design University: Faculty of Design, Digital Photography2017-2019
Durham College (Oshawa): ‘Introduction to Photography’


AWARDS2022: Rfotofolio Selections awarded-Outstanding Work
Image’12’-series ’Homage’ to Wayne Thiebaud2019: Best in Show at Connection Gallery
GUM dichromate print from the series ‘Roadworthy’2016: People’s Choice Award, at the Dylan Ellis Gallery
GUM dichromate prints from the series ‘Roadworthy’1986: National Magazine award ’Gold winner
Category ‘Food’ photography
1985-1995: Various Gold and Silver awards from CAPIC


PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITYCurrent member of Gallery 44
2017: Judge for ‘New Work Show’ at the Dylan Ellis Gallery
1986: CAPIC, Toronto Chapter President for a 2-year term
1980-2018: Member of CAPIC

Atia Pokorny

Cyanotype

Prague Abstract
2024
Cyanotype
8.5”x11” framed
$275Memory of a Dream
2024 Cyanotype
8.5”x11” framed
$275Torsos, 2024
Cyanotype
8.5”x11” framed
$275Beginnings and Ends
2024
Cyanotype
8.5”x11” framed
$275

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Atia Pokorny

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BioAtia Pokorny, a native of Prague, has lived and worked in Toronto since 1982. In her photography practice, she draws on a lifetime of professional engagement with art and architecture. She is a visual storyteller and her common theme is examination of memory, of what is remembered and what is imagined. She likes to experiment with various techniques, such as manipulating her photographs by cutting and folding or by transforming them into two- or three-dimensional collages or installations. Cyanotype printing is her latest exploration. As a member of Gallery 44, she has exhibited solo in the Members’ Gallery and in numerous group shows. This exhibition is her first with APS.The series on view implies a sense of mystery and wonder that can be found in our everyday situations. The historical technique of cyanotype heightens such feelings.

Jennifer Rowsom

Shot on a multi-pinhole camera, with very expired AGFA medium format slide film, cross-processed, printed on metallic paper.

Blood Orange Bloom2012Digital C-Print
28" x 29"Edition of 1/5

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Jennifer Rowsom

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Pinhole Dream - dreamily distorted technicolor landscapes, embracing the experimentation and unpredictability in art-making

Jackie Rancourt

Infrared Print

Honaunau22" x 26"Edition 1/25$675

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Jackie Rancourt

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Biography – Jackie RancourtJackie Rancourt is an artist who works in historical and alternative processes such as
infrared photography, tintypes and large format camera. Working in both analog and
digital techniques, her artistic vision produces dreamy and experimental images. She
sees beauty in the mundane and likes to capture things that often go unnoticed.
Jackie’s photos have been featured in a number of juried group shows. She exhibited at
the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair, Canada’s leading contemporary outdoor art fair and was
awarded a grant from the Ontario Arts Council to show her work at the fair. In 2020, she
was selected by the Ontario Society of Artists for its Emerging Artists Open Juried
Exhibition. Her work was also displayed in several exhibitions at the Aird Gallery. The
Gallery is now featuring her work in its Landscapes online group exhibition. Jackie
studied photography at Ryerson University.Artistic Curriculum Vitae
Jackie Rancourt
Fine Art Photographer
Toronto, Ontario
@rancourtjackie (Instagram)Group Exhibitions
• Fragments of Vision: Alternative Perspectives in Photography, Contact Photography Festival,
The Alternative Process Social Group Exhibition, Daylight Studio, Toronto, May 9-12, 2024;
Fragments of Vision: Alternative Perspectives in Photography - CONTACT Photography Festival
• Bazz’Art, Members Exhibition, Le Labo, Centre d’arts médiatiques francophone, Toronto,
December 7-18, 2023
• Landscapes, Juried Online Exhibition, Aird Gallery, Toronto, November 2023;
Landscapes-2023AIRD.pdf
• GovFest, Passport to Wine and Art Soirée, Juried Art Exhibition and Silent Art Auction for the
United Way and Ryan’s Well Foundation, Toronto, November 2023
• PRINT, Juried Online Exhibition, Aird Gallery, Toronto, March 2023;
AIRDPrint-Catalogue2023.pdf
• Bazz’Art, Members Exhibition, Le Labo, Centre d’arts médiatiques francophone, Toronto,
December 1-15, 2022; Le Bazz'ART | Members' Exhibition 2022 - Le Labo EN
• Transit Exhibition, Gallery 44, Toronto; July 15-30, 2022
• Still Life 2021, Juried Online Exhibition, Aird Gallery, Toronto 2021;
AIRDStill-Life2021Comp.pdf
• Florals, Juried Online Exhibition, Aird Gallery; Toronto; November 2021;
FLORALS2021Digitalcomp.pdf (airdgallery.org)
• Art Up Your Zoom!, Mistletoe Magic, eAuction and Fundraiser, Aird Gallery, Toronto; December
1-8, 2020
• Dog Days, Juried Online Exhibition, Aird Gallery, Toronto; August 18-September 8, 2020;
Dog Days
• Gay Gardens, Juried Online Exhibition, Aird Gallery, Toronto; June 26-July 17, 2020;
Gay-Gardens-2020.pdf (airdgallery.org)
• Emerging Artists Open Juried Exhibition, Ontario Society of Artists, Oakville; January 11-31, 2020
• Mistletoe Magic, Exhibition/Silent Auction, John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto; 5-12 December, 2019
• PRINT 2019, Juried exhibition showcasing original limited prints by contemporary artists, John B.
Aird Gallery, Toronto; November 7-29, 2019
• GovFest, Passport to Wine and Art Soirée, The Textile Museum, John B. Aird Gallery Juried Art
Exhibition, Silent Art Auction for the United Way and Ryan’s Well Foundation, Toronto; October
25, 2019• CATS, Juried Exhibition Exploring the Theme of Cats, John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto; September
12-October 4, 2019
• GovFest, Passport to Wine and Art Soirée, The 519, John B. Aird Gallery Juried Art Exhibition,
Silent Art Auction for the United Way and Ryan’s Well Foundation, Toronto; November 23, 2018
• GovFest, Passport to Wine and Art Soirée, Arts & Letters Club, John B. Aird Gallery Juried Art
Exhibition, Silent Art Auction for the United Way and Ryan’s Well Foundation, Toronto;
November 16, 2017
• Ontario Public Service Think Green Juried Art Show, John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto; July 28 to
August 21, 2009
• Ontario Public Service Conserves Juried Art Show, John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto; July 29 to
August 22, 2008
• A Benefit For Street Youth Legal Services, Justice for Children and Youth, Charity Event and Silent
Auction; 2007
• The Fourth Annual Millennium Art Auction for the Sunnybrook & Women’s College Health
Sciences Centre, New Leaders of the Sunnybrook & Women’s Foundation, Arts on King, Toronto;
March 3, 2003
• Ryerson Gallery, 2nd Annual Exhibition, Continuous Education Program, Ryerson University,Toronto; June 5-29, 2002
Solo Exhibition
• Toronto Outdoor Art Fair, Nathan Philips Square, Toronto; July 12-14, 2019
Awards and Grants
• Exhibition Grant, Ontario Arts Council, Toronto, July 2019
• First Prize Awarded for the Ontario Public Service Conserves Juried Art Show, John B. Aird
Gallery, Toronto, 2008, Government of Ontario; Exhibition Theme: Energy Conservation. My
photographs were purchased by the Deputy Minister of Government Services, M. Ron Kerlie, for
his private collection.
Residencies
• International Artists and Writers Residence, Château d’Orquevaux, Champagne-Ardenne,
France; June 2025 (to come)
Studies and Training
• The Alternative Process Social (community that hosts workshops and monthly events)
• Photography workshops offered by Gallery 44, Toronto; 2015, 2018
• Training with photographer Kathleen Thormod Carr, Big Island, Hawaii; 2016
• Photography Courses, Continuous Education, Ryerson University, Toronto; 1994-2001
Membership• The Alternative Process Social
• Photographic Historical Society of Canada
• Le Labo
• Gallery44

Julie Fina

Artistic Statement:
Shooting old-school 35mm film. DIY, till I die. No filters, no batteries, no light meter. No b.s. Just honest, raw images. A vintage camera with a cracked interior mirror and an impaired left eye. Educated guesses, skill, or blind luck. Xo

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Bio:
Shooting film with the same camera since 1992. A camera which was passed down from my immigrant father. It was his first purchase when he arrived in Canada. He taught me how to shoot (to his best knowledge). Although I have been capturing images for decades, I only recently decided to begin showing them publicly. Thank you for your eyes and mind.

Frank Lepre

Salted Paper Print

Canada Geese
12" X 12"Salted Paper Print

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FRANK LEPRE: BIO
Born: Francesco Lepre, March 27 1962, Carpineto Italy
Works and lives in Toronto Ontario
Graduated from George Brown College, Graphic DesignI’m a freelance art director with a passion for photography. It began with the treasured
family pictures my parents brought from Italy when we immigrated to Canada
These snapshots of family and places from the past triggered strong emotions which
no doubt had a great influence on me as a photographer.
While largely self-taught, my role as an art director has afforded me the opportunity to learn
from the many talented photographers I’ve collaborated with over the years. I enjoy working in
both digital and analog formats. While digital photography offers limitless creative possibilities,
there’s something about the tactile process of analog that transports me back to the thrill of
developing my first photo in the high school darkroom.

Russell Monk

GUM OVER PALLADIUM

CARLOS12”X12"
GUM OVER PALLADIUM ON RAG PAPERNOT FOR SALE

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Russell Monk

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Russell Monk has been a photographer for over 30 years, shooting a wide variety of subjects and subject matter all over the world. He has always loved the analogue process, particularly black and white, using film and the silver relating print process. And of late he has been trying to broaden his palette using such alternative processes as wet plate Collodion, gum over Palladium and Salt printing. Russell presently divides his time between Toronto and Mexico.

Peter Friedrichsen

Cyanotype

2024Genbaku Dome
6 x 9 inches (w x h)
Ferric-WheatDuring a visit to Japan in 2016, I visited and photographed the preserved Genbaku (Atomic) Dome.
The intensity of the experience is hard to capture but I hope the image captures some of that.
Printed in 2024 with pigments in Ferric -Wheat.Not for sale

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Peter Friedrichsen

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Peter Friedrichsen is a photographer and alternative process printmaker
based in Toronto, Canada. He has had two cyanotype photogram solo
exhibitions and been a featured artist in several books on the process. He
often uses a minimalist approach to his photography and printmaking. An
endless experimenter, he enjoys pushing the boundaries and developing a
deeper understanding of alternative processes. He has exhibited both
locally and internationally.

Yves Lavoie

Wet Collodion Ambrotype On Reused Glass

2024Noyé Dans Mes Pensées
11x14” wet collodion ambrotype on reused glassNoyé dans mes pensées is part of Usures : Les corps qui carent (Worn Out: Caregiving bodies), a look inside the physical, emotional, and relational toll of taking care of others. By focusing on the impacts of caring for those most vulnerable on the bodies of the parents, professors, nurses, and other caregivers, this series reveals often unspoken pain and isolation. Participants were invited to destroy parts of their portrait as a metaphor for, and a release of, their experience.Not for sale

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Jim Kost

Cyanotype

Erin
Cyanotype Contact Print From A Wet Plate Collodion Negative. Framed.
16x20"Jim Kost combines the 19th century wet plate collodion photographic process with modern cameras and lighting to produce unique portraits on glass (ambrotypes) and
metal (tintypes).$1250

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Jim Kost combines the 19th century wet plate collodion photographic process with modern cameras and lighting to produce unique portraits on glass (ambrotypes) and
metal (tintypes).

Shelagh Howard

Archival Ink Print On Vellum

2024Nobody (will ever love you like I do)Archival Ink Print On Vellum, Hand Backed With Silver Leaf.
6x9 inch image in an 11x14 inch matte.$350

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Shelagh Howard

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Shelagh Howard - Artist Statement - Intimate/partnerIntimate/partner: An Exploration of Human Connection and Domestic Abuse
My current project, ‘Intimate/partner’, explores the intricate and complex dynamicsof intimate partner abuse, aiming to shed light on its multifaceted nature and far-
reaching impact.Through a series of images characterized by motion blur juxtaposed with moments
of clarity, I examine the complex range of emotions, interactions, and experiences
inherent in human intimacy. Within this spectrum lie both the tender and
distressing facets of connection, which in abusive relationships can become
difficult to distinguish from one another. It is my aim to encourage dialogue on the
intricacies of how we navigate physical and emotional closeness within
relationships, and how many of us are pulled into the downward spiral that
encompasses emotional, psychological, sexual, financial and physical abuse within
the confines of relationships that we believed were based in love and consent.
By employing abstraction and manipulating blur, I harness the power of visual
language to broach this sensitive and challenging subject matter. While the
results of physical violence can be visible, the insidious nature of emotional abuse
and coercive control are impossible to see. These artistic choices allow me to
represent the invisible, and serve as poignant vehicles for initiating a nuanced and
constructive dialogue surrounding this critical issue.
In recent years, conversations surrounding intimate partner abuse have gained
momentum, underlining the pressing need for heightened awareness and open
dialogue. Recognized as a global public health pandemic by the World Health
Organization, and acknowledged as an epidemic by both federal and local
governments in Canada and abroad, the urgency to address gender-based
intimate partner violence is more critical than ever. Through my artistic practice, I
endeavour to contribute to this discourse by exposing the often concealed and
insidious aspects of this issue, while simultaneously celebrating the inherent
beauty and significance of healthy intimacy.SHELAGH HOWARD
https://www.shelaghhoward.art/Shelagh Howard is an award-winning photographer and visual artist whose work
explores time, memory, and connection with embodiment as both focus and
framework.
With an unflinching lens, she invites viewers to dismantle the slick edifice of artificially
constructed identities, and to instead turn inwards and reflect on the nature of the true,
vulnerable self. Shelagh leverages long exposures to create dichotomous images that
are both vividly dynamic and achingly minimalistic.
Each image asks the viewer to see its subject free of the trappings of clothing or
gender, captured outside of time, and to consider what it means to belong to and in a
body. Negating the backdrop of easy identifiers or assumptions, the work spotlights
the exploration of concepts like selfhood, intimacy, loneliness, vulnerability, isolation,
and connection through the expression of the human form.
Shelagh studied psychology at The University of Toronto, and photography at Ryerson
University, and has since created and exhibited works in Canada, the US and Europe,
building a strong professional reputation. Shelagh’s work was selected for the juried
SNAP - ACT Silent Auction (March 2019 and 2020) and she received an honourable
mention at the 14th Annual Julia Margaret Cameron Awards in Barcelona, Spain in
2020. In 2021, she received the Artist Award from the Cornell Henry Art Gallery in San
Diego.PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
• 2004-Present. Shelagh Howard Photography, Toronto, ON
• 2022-Present. Member - Visual Arts Nova Scotia
• 2010-2020. Member - Gallery44, Toronto, ON
• 2020-Present. Member - Where Are The Women Artists
• 2020-Present. Member - Don’t Delete Art
• 2015-2020. Member- The Artist’s Network, Toronto, ONEDUCATION/TRAINING• 2023. Anatomy of a Portrait - A Masterclass with Amy Arbus. Provincetown, MA
• 2021. Salt Spring Island Independent Artist Residency. Salt Spring Island, BC
• 2018. Artscape Gibraltar Independent Artist Residency. Toronto, ON
• 2002-2005. Photographic Assistant to Yuri Dojc. Toronto, ON
• 2001-2003. School of Image Studies, Ryerson University. Toronto, ON
• 1994-1995. Art and Art History, Universite Canadienne en France. Nice, France
• 1989-1993. Honours Bachelor of Science Degree, University of TorontoSELECTED EXHIBITIONS
(*Denotes professionally paid/artist compensation)• *2023 Femme Folks Fest, Visual Art Projections, Curated by The Covert
Collective - Rita Godlevskis. Waterloo, Canada
• 2023 ‘19th Julia Margaret Cameron Awards’, FotoNostrum Mediterranean House
of Photography, Juried Group show. Barcelona, Spain
• 2022 Pentper Gallery Gallery, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia.
• 2022 ‘3rd Barcelona Foto Biennale’, Fotonostrum Gallery, Juried Group Show,
Barcelona, Spain
• 2022 ‘Genus/species’, The Window Gallery YYZ. Solo show curated by Sonja
Scharf. Toronto, Canada
• 2022 ‘Beauty In Madness’, Praxis Gallery and Photographic Arts Center. Juried
Group Show. Minneapolis, USA
• 2021 ‘Xposed - Naked and Not Afraid III’, Knox Contemporary Gallery of Art.
Juried Group Show. Calgary, Canada
• 2021 ‘Pure - Artist Award winner show’ Cornell Henry Gallery. Solo Online Show.
San Diego, California, USA• 2021 “Genus/species” Artwrk.ca. Solo online show
• 2021 ‘Melancholia’ FotoNostrum Mediterranean House of Photography, Juried
Group Show. Barcelona, Spain
• 2021 ‘New And Interesting’ The Cardinal Gallery, Juried Group Show, CONTACT
photography festival. Toronto, Canada
• 2020 ‘SNAP for ACT’ Juried Group Exhibit and Auction, Toronto, Canada
• 2020 ‘14th Julia Margaret Cameron Awards’, FotoNostrum Mediterranean House
of Photography, Honourable mention, Group show. Barcelona, Spain
• 2020 ‘International Color Awards’ Juried Group show, nomination for nude
category
• 2020 ‘Xposed-Naked and Not Afraid II’, Knox Contemporary Gallery of Art.
Juried Group Show. Calgary, Canada.
• 2019 ‘Momentum’ The New Artist’s Network Gallery, Group show, winner -
Juror’s choice award. Toronto, Canada
• 2019 ‘Bare Men, The Group Show’ Juried Group Show. The Living Gallery.
Brooklyn, NY, USA
• 2019 ‘International Color Awards’ Juried Group show, nomination for nude
category
• 2019 ‘Best in Show’ The Connections Gallery, Juried Group Exhibit. Toronto,
Canada
• 2019 ‘IN/CAMERA’ The Artist’s Network Gallery, Two person show with Horst
Herget- CONTACT Photography Festival, Artist Network Gallery, Toronto,
Canada
• 2019 ‘SNAP for ACT’, Juried Group Exhibit and auction. Toronto, Canada
• 2018 ‘The 7 Deadly Sins’ Cotuit Center for the Arts, Group Exhibit juried by Amy
Arbus. Cotuit MA, USA
• 2018 ‘Red Light’ Feature Exhibition CONTACT Photography Festival. Lonsdale
Gallery. Juried Group Exhibit. Toronto, Canada
• 2018 ‘Pigment’ Alternative Process Photography Show. Bushwick Darkroom,
Group Exhibit. Brooklyn, NY, USA
• 2018 ‘Through A Lens – Our Female Gaze’ The Connections Gallery. Group
Show, Toronto, Canada• 2017 “Kindred” Portrait Photography Show. Curated and printed by Bob Carnie.
The Ecomusee du Fier Monde. Group Exhibit, Montreal, Canada
• 2017 “Kindred” Portrait Photography Show. Curated and printed by Bob Carnie.
The Connections Gallery. Group Exhibit, Toronto, Canada
• 2016 “The Look of Love” Akasha Art Projects, Group Exhibit. Toronto, CanadaAWARDS• 2021 2021 Artist Award, Cornell Henry Gallery, San Diego, CA, USA
• 2020 14th Julia Margaret Cameron Awards, Honourable Mention - Nude Category.
FotoNostrum Mediterranean House of Photography. Barcelona, Spain
• 2020 ‘International Color Awards’ Juried Group show, nomination-Nude Category
• 2019 ‘Momentum’ The New Artist’s Network Gallery, Toronto, Canada. Juror’s
Choice Award.
• 2019 ‘International Color Awards’ Juried Group show, nomination-Nude Category

Jamie Marcellus

Mordançage

2023Laboosta, Self PortraitMordançage of an 8x10 silver gelatine print, made from a 35mm negative. Based on a 19th century method, the process known as mordançage has been used to dramatically alter black and white photographs since the 1960s. Mordançage subjects a fully developed photograph to a series of wet chemical reactions, beginning with an acidic copper(II) chloride and hydrogen peroxide bleaching solutionNot For Sale

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Jamie Marcellus

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Jamie Marcellus is a Toronto based photographer. With no formal art training, he first picked up a camera in 2019. He utilizes a combination of modern and historic photographic techniques including wet plate collodion, experimental film techniques, and darkroom printing to achieve spatial forms that become distorted because of light, dust, silver (and a touch of magic). Primarily working in long/multi exposure portraiture, including self-portraiture, his work explores the intersection between reality and dreams. He incorporates pictorialism and chiaroscuro sensibilities to create visual interest and expressive mood. He invites the viewer to examine the emotion of connection to form while reflecting inwardly.

Kamelia Pezeshki

Lithograph

From Scattered series
Untitled
Lith print
6"x9" image, 13"x16" framed
Edition 1/5
Price: $600.00 mattedFrom Scattered series
Downy woodpecker
Lith print
6"x9" image, 13"x16" framed
Edition 1/5
Price: $600.00 matted

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Kamelia Pezeshki

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Kamelia Pezeshki was born in Urmia, Iran in 1963. As a young girl she moved to the United States in 1979 with her family. Similar to other immigrants who keep moving in search of yet another home, she moved a few times before settling in Salt Lake City, Utah. There she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts at the University of Utah with emphasis in Photography. Her photographs are included in the Utah Museum of Fine Arts permanent collection. After artistic accomplishments in Utah, she made another life changing decision. This time she moved to Toronto, Canada in 1996 where she resides and continues to use film cameras and alternative processes to make photographs.BFA / Photography, University of Utah2020 | Rebel Lens | CONTACT photo festival | Lonsdale Gallery2019 | LIght/Weight | CONTACT photo festival | Arta Gallery2019 | Solo show, Scattered | Dylan Ellis Gallery2019 | Winter group show | Phillips Gallery2019 | Limitless | CONTACT photo festival | Queen Gallery2018 | 4 Women 4 Visions | Gallery 502018 | Red LIght | CONTACT photo festival | Lonsdale Gallery2017 | Group show | Gallery 502016 | Scattered, new works | Gallery 50, Toronto2016 | Ten | Group show | Gallery 5o2016 | Group show | Charlotte Hale Gallery2015 | CONTACT photo festival | freedom of expression | Art Square Gallery2015 | Ten | Gallery 50 | Toronto2014 | From Her Point of View | Articsok gallery | Torotno2014 | Group show | Art Square Gallery | Toronto2014 | Scattered | Phillips Gallery | Salt Lake City, Utah2013 | Off the wall fundraiser | Propeller Centre for the Visual Arts2013 | Ontario Distilled | Taylor Statten Camping Bursary Fund Art Show2013 | Hope Echoed: A Sentiment in Contemporary Iranian PortraitureTirgan Iranian FestivalHarbourfront Center, Marilyn Brewer Community Space, Toronto2013 | Portraits | CONTACT Photo festival | Arta Gallery, Toronto2013 | Wall | Group Show | Arta Gallery, Toronto2012 | Holiday Group Show | Phillips Gallery | Salt Lake City, Utah2012 | Speak Easy Fall Art Fair | The Gladstone Hotel | Toronto2012 | Ontario Distilled | Taylor Statten Camping Bursary Fund Art Show2011 | Group Show | Mellwood Art Center | Louisville, Kentucky2011 | Hang with the best | Toronto Image Works, Toronto2011 | 4x5 | Group Show | Cafe Pamenar, Toronto2011 | Group Show | Queen Gallery, Toronto2010 | Photo Junction | Group show | El Almacen cafe, Toronto2010 | CONTACT Photo Festival | Pervasive Influence | Queen Gallery2010 | Iranian Artists Group Show | Arta Gallery, Toronto2010 | Salon Show | Propeller Center for the Arts2009 | Group Show | Queen gallery2009 | Fly with the cage | Group Show | Lennox Contemporary, Toronto2009 | CONTACT Photo Festival | Arta Gallery2009 | Salon Show | Propeller Center for the Arts | Toronto2008 | Group show | Arta Gallery2006 | Group show | Arta Gallery2004 | CONTACT Photo Festival | Eastern Front Gallery, Toronto2003 | Music Garden | Solo show | To Go food bar, Toronto2003 | Senses | Group show | Elevator Photo Gallery, Toronto2002 | Memoir | Solo show | Elevator Photo Gallery2001 | Memoir | Solo show | Mervish Books, Toronto2001 | Family show | Elevator Photo Gallery2000 | Three photographers | To Go Food Bar1999 | Ecelective Collective | Indigo Books, Toronto1993 | Group show | Sego gallery | SLC, Utah1991 | Open photo show | Kimball Art Center | Park City, Utah1990 | Landscapes | Solo show | Woman's place bookstore | SLC, Utah1989 | Group show | Utah Museum of Fine Arts | SLC, Utah1988 | Black and White show | Eccles Fine Arts Center | Ogden, UtahLinkswww.phillips-gallery.comwww.bysahar.cahttps://www.artsy.net/sahar-k-boluki-gallerynowtoronto.com/art-and-books/contact-photography-fest-must-see-shows/https://www.cityweekly.net/utah/essentials-entertainment-picks-april-10-16/Content?oid=2374511In permenent collection of Utah Museum of Fine Arts