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Selected Exhibitions, Events and Publications

Clare has participated in various exhibtions in the past few years. Some of these were online; others were in-person events in Canada and abroad.

As member of the Gage Gallery Arts Collective since March 2023, Clare participates in the gallery’s yearly group shows. She also has regular wall space in the Members’ Gallery where she alternates a selection of her work. As a Victoria Arts Council member, she participates in the annual Little Gems Fundraiser exhibition. As an Outsiders and Others member, she participates in their fundraising exhibitions.

2025

Promotional poster for an art exhibition titled "Shadows Rule: Light Reigns" at Gage Gallery Arts Collective, running from November 18 to December 7, 2025, with a reception on November 21 from 3 to 6 pm. The poster features an illustration of a gallery building with a camera on top and includes the names Anne McCarthy, Clare Palmer, and Ron Charles as artists.

Gage Gallery Arts Collective

Victoria, Canada

Light Reigns, Shadows Rule

2024

Poster advertising the Little Gems art show and sale by Victoria Arts Council, in partnership with The Bay Center, from December 6 to 21, 2025. The event is at 1150 Douglas St., lower level, Tuesday to Sunday, 12 to 5 PM, featuring artworks for sale by 100 local artists.

Victoria Arts Council

Victoria, Canada

Little Gems

Under the Bay Street Bridge Art Gathering No. 8

underthebridgeartgathering

Urban parking area and bike lane with city buildings in the background. Fence separates parking lot with cars from bike lane marked on street, with an upside down sign indicating bike lane and direction.

Clare’s photo in the yearbook, “No wonder I keep going the wrong way”

A dilapidated wooden shipwreck on a deserted beach with dark cloudy sky overhead.

Clare’s photo in the exhibit, “Pesuta Shipwreck”, third place winner in photography

2023

Cover of a book titled "The Way We Live (in the eye of the architect)" with a black and white architectural photograph of a modern building with curved, layered design.

Tatì Space, Tirana, Albania

Photography Exhibition THE WAY WE LIVE (in the eye of the architect)

The exhibition resulted in a published book of the same title.

Poster for an art exhibition featuring street-inspired photos and art by Clare Palmer and Anne McCarthy, with a camera illustration and a speech bubble with "Crikey!"

Gage Gallery Arts Collective

Victoria, Canada

Crowd of people gathering under a bridge near a body of water, with some sitting on benches and others standing, at an outdoor art event.

A modern high-rise building with a unique, irregular facade and multiple balconies, photographed from a low angle against a clear blue sky, with a street lamp in the foreground.

Clare’s photo in the exhibition and book, “Looking up to the Future”.

Announcement poster for Gage Gallery Arts Collective celebrating its 10th anniversary group show. The poster features a large number '10' with a colourful abstract background and details about the exhibition dates.

Aerial view of a hot spring with many people swimming and relaxing in the turquoise pools.

Shutterhub United Kingdom

Shutterhub UK Yearbook 2023

Arts Council of Surrey,

British Columbia, Canada

2022

A poster for an online art event called 'Unframed Online,' happening from January 25 to March 26, 2023, with a Zoom artist talk on February 4th at 3 pm, hosted by Propeller Art Gallery in Toronto, Canada.

Propeller Art Gallery, Toronto, Canada

Unframed Online

Glasgow Gallery of Photography, Scotland

Gage Gallery Arts Collective Victoria, Canada

Outsiders and Others

Vancouver, Canada

Postcards from the Edge

A colorful collage of various green, yellow, and black painted leaves arranged in an abstract pattern.

Clare’s image in the exhibition, a mixed media piece entitled “Spring, Death and Life”

Outdoor scene with a white mattress, a white board on top with tools and small items, a white trash bag, a wooden bench, and an orange traffic cone on a sidewalk next to green bushes and trees.

Clare’s photo in the exhibition, “On the Bench”.