TRACEY-MAE
  • Projects
    • They are Loved
    • Hope and Healing
    • Art Installations
    • Anthropocene
    • 2014-2017
    • eve
  • About
    • My Métis roots
  • CV
    • Media
  • SHOP
​Tracey-Mae Chambers
Visual Artist (Installation, Fibre)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
www.traceymae.com

Education

Self-taught in encaustic painting, sculpture, and textile-based practices.

Selected Solo Exhibitions (Institutional)

They Are Loved: An Epidemic of Grief
2026 — Lakehead University, Arts & Integrated Research Galleries, Thunder Bay, ON
2026 — Aurora Cultural Centre, Aurora, ON
2026 — Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre, Southampton, ON
2026 — The Artist Project, Toronto, ON
2025 — Museum of Health Care, Kingston, ON

Other Solo Exhibitions
2019 — To the End: Addressing the Anthropocene, Stratford Art Gallery, Stratford, ON
2019 — To the End: Addressing the Anthropocene, Glenhyrst Art Gallery, Brantford, ON

Selected Group Exhibitions

2025 — Meet Your Maker, Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, ON
2023 — The Artist Project, Toronto, ON
2023 — Art Vancouver, Vancouver, BC
2022 — Montréal Biennale d’art contemporain autochtone (BACA), QC
2020 — SOFA Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA
2019 — Visual Elements, Woodstock Art Gallery, Woodstock, ON
2018 — Visual Elements 60, Woodstock Art Gallery, Woodstock, ON
2016 — Feminist Art Conference Exhibition, OCAD University, Toronto, ON

Major Projects

Hope and Healing Canada (2021–ongoing)
National series of site-responsive fibre installations presented at museums, heritage sites, universities, and civic spaces across Canada.
They Are Loved: An Epidemic of Grief (2024–ongoing)
Commemorative installation project addressing the opioid crisis in Canada.

Residencies

2024–2027 — Textile Studio Residency, Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, ON
2024 — Artist Residency, Gladstone House, Toronto, ON
2024 — Community Artist Residency, City of Guelph, Guelph, ON
2017 — Artist Residency, CASA Gallery, Lethbridge, AB
2013 — Gushul Studio Residency, University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, AB

Awards & Honours

2025 — Shanks Memorial Award, Craft Ontario
2024 — King Charles III Coronation Medal (presented by the Governor General of Canada)

Grants & Public Funding

Canada Council for the Arts
Ontario Arts Council
Toronto Arts Council

Commissions & Collections

CBS Television Studios (Star Trek: Discovery)
United Nations
Village at Black Creek
Niagara Parks

Selected Media
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CBC Arts
CBC News
Global News
The Vessel series. Encaustic sculpture  # 1140345( in the form of thin walled vessels of encaustic wax in various dimensions.)
All photos are the property of artist Tracey-Mae Chambers and/or The Queen Bee ( #240884262)
  • Projects
    • They are Loved
    • Hope and Healing
    • Art Installations
    • Anthropocene
    • 2014-2017
    • eve
  • About
    • My Métis roots
  • CV
    • Media
  • SHOP