Stacey Tyrell

Image by @styrell from the series Chattel, featured in our new publication From One to Another. Come to our launch on Thursday (16th April) 5 to 8pm at @contact_pbl and celebrate with drinks and cakes courtesy of @make_kwento

Portfolio launch: fundraising to support FPN initiatives and ongoing costs!
  
Clare Samuel @the_clare_samuel 
Ritual, To Bend and To Shape series, 2018 Each image is available individually or as a portfolio set. Full details in our bio link!  BIO: Clare Samuel (FPN Co-Founder & Co-Director) is a visual artist originally from Northern Ireland, now living in Toronto. She holds a BFA from Toronto Metropolitan University and an MFA from Concordia University. Her work focuses on connection and distances between the self and other, as well as notions of social division, borders, and belonging. Spanning mediums such as photography, film, text, and installation, her projects are often a dialogue with the idea of portraiture, questioning how much it is or isn’t possible to know each other through images. She has exhibited internationally, including at OBORO, Belfast Exposed, VU Photo, Gallery TPW, and PAVED Arts. Clare’s practice has been supported by @canada.council @ontarioartscouncil @ongov & @torontoartscouncil 
 In the spirit of community and conversation, each print within this portfolio is selected by another FPN team member. Clare’s artwork was selected by FPN co-director @staceytyrell #claresamuel #feministart #staceytyrell

FPN Portfolio Launch! @feministphotographynetwork To support our initiatives, Feminist Photography Network has produced a portfolio of images by the 5 folks who create FPN’s programming! Prints are affordably priced and available individually or as a set. Follow the link in my bio for details. In the FPN spirit of connection and dialogue, each artwork was chosen by another FPN team member. The images within this collection are printed on 8.5”x11” photo paper (works are unsigned and not editioned).  1. Jennifer Long
Mended Leaves - Sketch (work-in-process), 2023, selected by @arpitashah_ 2. Stacey Tyrell @styrell Chattel, Nevis, Church Pond Hill, 2010, selected by @ursulahandleigh 3. Clare Samuel @the_clare_samuel Ritual, To Bend and To Shape series, 2018, selected by @styrell 4. Ursula Handleigh @ursulahandleigh Work-in-progress, Terno Sleeves series, 2024, selected by @jenniferroselong 5. Arpita Shah @arpitashah_ Nelumbo at Dusk, from the series Nalini, 2017, selected by @the_clare_samuel #feministart #mendedleaves #staceytyrell #claresamuel #ursulahandleigh arpitashah feministphotographynetwork

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate our artists whose work inspires and connects us. #internationalwomensday #generalhardwarecontemporary General Hardware, Toronto [email protected] 416-821-3060 1. Caroline Larsen, Azores, oil on canvas, 50 x 40 inches, 2026 2. Celia Neubauer, Whispers in Ice, acrylic on canvas, 66 x 48 inches, 2025 3. Stanzie Tooth, Portrait, 2024, ink on watercolour paper, 35.5 x 25.5 inches framed 4. Lyla Rye, Eaves installation, wood sculptures 5. Renée Van Halm, Split Up, acrylic on canvas, 20 x 18 inches, 2025 6. Stacey Tyrell, Canadiana (Canada) Archival Pigment Print, 40 x 30 inches Edition of 3 7. Julie Voyce, Cove 1, 2007, linocut print on kozuka paper 8” x 10” Edition of 10 #julievoyce 8. Agathe de Bailliencourt, Je m’en fous, 39 x 42 inches, acrylic and pencil on canvas, 2010 #agathedebailliencourt 9. Kate Wilson, Sun Still, oil on primed ACM panel, 9 x 12 inches, 2026

Portfolio launch: Stacey Tyrell @styrell 
Chattel, Nevis, Church Pond Hill, 2010

To support our operating costs as a volunteer-led organization, we have produced a portfolio of images by the 5 folks who create FPN’s programming! Prints are on 8.5”x11” paper and not signed or editioned. In the FPN spirit of connection and dialogue, each artwork was chosen by another FPN team member. Stacey’s image here was selected by co-director @ursulahandleigh Order details are in our bio link! 

BIO: Stacey Tyrell (FPN Co-Director) was born and raised in Toronto. She attended OCAD University, where she majored in Photography. Her work predominantly deals with themes of identity, race, and heritage as they pertain to post-colonial societies and the Caribbean diaspora. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at The Magenta Foundation, the Royal Ontario Museum, the Canadian Museum for Immigration at Pier 21, and The Center for Photography at Woodstock. Her images are part of Heritage Canada and the Montréal Arts Interculturels permanent collections, and have appeared in such publications as European Photography, Marie Claire South Africa, Pictures From Paradise: A Survey of Contemporary Caribbean Photographers, Prefix Photo, and Applied Arts Magazine. She is currently based in Brooklyn, NY. 
 #staceytyrell #feministart #ursulahandleigh

Stacey Tyrell

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“First Was the Abyss” Research Workshop #caribbeanphotography @wophafoundation @brooklynmuseum Curated by @aldeide_delgado Founder and Director WOPHA (Women Photographers International Archive) #art #history #theory #listen #community #joy Professional photos here by the incredible @laylahb ✨ courtesy of @wophafoundation 1st photo by #nailaruechel from the presentation by @noelletheard Missing: photo of @andreasofiarm and me 🔎🫆

Thank you to all the participants who joined us for the first WOPHA Research Workshop: “First Was the Abyss” No. 1, curated by @aldeide_delgado , presented by @wophafoundation at the @brooklynmuseum . It was a powerful and special occasion: a day of dialogue, exchange, and collective imagining around the role of the Caribbean in shaping photographic histories, methodologies, and discourses. We are deeply grateful to the artists, scholars, and curators who shared their voices, to our team, our partners @pamm and Caribbean Cultural Institute and supporters @greenfforg @mellonfoundation who made this possible, and to the @brooklynmuseum for hosting us. This workshop marks the beginning of a long-term initiative: the Caribbean Photography Research Group. 🚨Swipe through for highlights of the day. 📸Photos by the great @laylahb #wophafoundation #brooklynmuseum #wopharesearchworkshop #caribbeanphotographyresearchgroup #CPRG

Honoured to be featured in the @airdgallery PORTRAITS 2025 exhibition, juried by Byron Armstrong! Visit airdgallery.org (link in bio) to view the exhibition and listen to Byron’s custom playlist. ✴ “Portraits” at John B. Aird gallery is a celebration of the power of portraiture in its many forms today and aims to show how the human condition is experienced across the human spectrum. Stewarded by John B. Aird Gallery Director Carla Garnet — who was gracious enough to allow my involvement as a co-juror — the lived experiences of various people are all represented by the artists’ images, many of which are also imbued with mischief, mirth, rebellion, stillness, joy, and reflection. The artists are themselves representative of the many cultures and communities that make up this country, and it is my fervent hope that no future generation need go without seeing a portrait of someone that speaks to them and their lived experience as a human being.” — Byron Armstrong

We are thrilled to be the Exclusive Print + Framing Sponsor for SNAP again this year. @act.toronto Don’t miss this opportunity to acquire remarkable photographic art that will inspire, provoke, and leave a lasting impression, while supporting people living with and at risk of HIV. * Friday, March 21, 2025 * Daniels Spectrum: 585 Dundas Street E, Toronto * 7:00pm Until Late Featured in this reel is a selection of the Photographic art coming to the live auction by the following artists: Kriss Munsya - @krissmunsya Kristin Sjaarda - @ksjaar Liam Mackenzie - @liammackenziephoto Meryl McMaster - @meryl_mcmaster Lucas Murnaghan Photography Studio - @lucasmurnaghan Sage Szkabarnicki-Stuart - @sageszk Sandeep TK - @t.k.sandeep Sarah Palmer - @sarahpalmerphoto Stacey Tyrell - @styrell Sydney Pascal - @sydney.f.pascal Tom Hsu - @tomhsu Bulger Gallery - @stephenbulgergallery Will Aitken - @will.aitken.393 Thank you to the wonderful SNAP team that we have been working so closely with: Sam Katz - Director of Philanthropy & Communications @the_sam_katz Craig D’Arville - Committee Co-chair @cdarville Melanie Trojkovi - Committee Co-chair @melooktranscribe David Gonzalez - Communications Coordinator @davidgunzalez #printedattoimageworks #framedattoimageworks #art #photography #auction #toronto #torontoartscene @danielsspectrum #toimageworks

SPACE-AID by Frank Frances will be open to the public until March 22. Today and tomorrow, come peep the new #KGPLIC space, between 12 and 5pm.