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Current Exhibitions


2022 International Photography Awards

Winter in the city is not always what you expect and this image was designated an Official Selection of the 2022 International Photo Awards.



2021 International Photography Awards

This image was a finalist in 2 categories at the 2021 International Photography Awards: Professional Architecture: Building and Professional Architecture: Historic. An additional image was also honoured in the Professional Architecture: Historic category.



A Special Presentation at Queen's Park

A Special Presentation for Queen’s Park, now extended through December, 2021.

13 January, 2020

Queen's Park

Toronto

Extended through December 2021


Stories: Narrative Photography

An international group exhibition at the acclaimed PH21 Gallery.

May 6th to 26th, 2021

PH21

Budapest



JE ME SOUVIENS: VIMY 100, Why We Remember

A Special Presentation for the Toronto Public Library

Opens October 1st, 2019

S. Walter Stewart Gallery, 170 Memorial Park Avenue

Toronto



UNSUNG. ARTISTRY.

(*She Walks On Beauty: Les couvertures du monde)

A new exhibition for the 2019 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival!

unsung | adjective not celebrated or praised.

artistry | noun [mass noun] creative skill or ability.

Sometimes the simplest things are overlooked, and this installation is about the unsung artistry of utility covers. From Belgium to Morocco, there are surprises and similarities. It’s a different perspective on something you walk on every day.  Join us at the Peacock and see the beauty in something unexpected.

Now extended through July 2019!

May 1st through 31st

The Peacock Public House

Toronto

Extended through July 2019!


The Longest Way Round...

As James Joyce wrote “The longest way round is the shortest way home.”

Part of the Pub Series, this is a preview of a new exhibition which follows Racheal’s journey through her ancestral Ireland.

Now extended through 31st July 2019!

March 2019

Dora Keogh

Toronto

Extended through July 2019!

Recent Exhibitions


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JE ME SOUVIENS: VIMY 100

Part of the Official Commemorations for the 100th anniversary of Vimy Ridge, this exhibition is a photographic poem which looks at the beauty, the artistry, the skill and the sacrifice that embodied a young country coming of age.

Racheal has been presented with 2 Medals of Honour from France for her outstanding work on this project and the exhibition itself has been awarded the Mission Centenaire designation.

April 1st – 17th 2017

La Mediatheque

Givenchy en Gohelle

April 20th – May 9th, 2017

Maison des etudiants canadiens

Paris

June 20th – July 31st, 2017

Pierre Leon Gallery

Toronto

June 24th - September 12th, 2017

Alliance Française

Vancouver

September 1st to 30th, 2017

Manitoba Legislative Building

Winnepeg

28 March to 28 May, 2018

Sunnybrook Veteran's Centre

Toronto

Fall 2019

Toronto Public Library - S. Walter Stewart

Toronto

Toronto Brews: Two Centuries of Beer Culture

13 July to 28 December, 2019

Market Gallery

Toronto

Craft beer may be all the rage today in Toronto, but the city has a brewing tradition that began over two centuries ago. Through artifacts, artworks, archival images and videos, you can explore this rich legacy in the Market Gallery’s new exhibition. The story begins with tiny breweries established in the early 1800s, then covers the scaling-up of the industry in Victorian times, the impact of Prohibition, the rise of Canada’s macrobrewers in the first half of the 20th century, and ends with a look at the microbrewery movement since 1985 and contemporary craft-beer culture.

Racheal’s engaging image of Ren Navarro, founder of Beer. Diversity. is featured in this well crafted exhibition.

Shining Stars

Celebrating Canada's Walk of Fame
2017

Bata Shoe Museum

Toronto

As the country celebrates the 150th anniversary of Canadian Confederation this year, the Bata Shoe Museum and Canada’s Walk of Fame are teaming up to mark this important milestone with a special exhibition showcasing the footwear of notable Canadian inductees who have contributed to our national culture in the fields of arts, literature, athletics, science, politics and entertainment.

Racheal’s captivating image of Catherine O’Hara as Lola Heatherton – with partner in crime Bobby Bittman (aka Eugene Levy) – is featured in this unique exhibition.

#seetheirshoes

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STAGE

2010 – 2015

For 5 years Racheal created a gallery series of rehearsal and behind the scenes  images called The Other Side of the Stage.

The series included powerful images and rare glimpses of the work that goes in to executing seemingly effortless productions such as Cirque du Soleil’s Amaluna, The Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre’s latest work, The Eifman Ballet’s Anna Karenina, and the Charlottetown Festival’s Evangeline. The work was presented through a series of curated galleries.

Though based in New York, they were displayed worldwide on a digital gallery platform. Her work proved to be extremely popular and averaged 2,000,000 visitors per gallery.

THROUGH THE EYE OF A CHILD

2015

This was a mixed gallery presentation of the work done by both Racheal and her Square Circle students. Created and edited by Racheal, it was on display at the Centre For Social Innovation and images from the show have been requested by the Slaight Foundation.

INSTALLATION A

2014

Racheal’s work with Installation A furthered what she’d created with A Greener Lane: Seeing the Beauty in a Landfill, and was a dynamic look at the dichotomy between naturally conceived environment. It was presented as an outdoor gallery at the Evergreen Brickworks.

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