Captive Eye

Mylissa Prisner has a few framed prints from their last show that we'd like to offer up for sale. These are 16x20 images, in metal frames with mat - an affordable solution for the interim if you'd like to have them custom framed, but also attractive enough to keep leave as-is. :)

$175.00 each, delivery included if you're in-town (Toronto). Please DM if you're interested in purchasing.

After an extra month + on the walls of The Grand Trunk, gHosts is on its way out the door. For those who purchased pieces, I will be reaching out about pick-up/delivery shortly.

If one of Mylissa Prisner's pieces still haunts your mind, reach out! A few of the show prints are still available, framed.

A gallery of the full show has been added to our website - https://captive-eye.com/2026/06/19/thank-you/

A heartfelt Thank-You!! to all who made it out to see gHosts through the month of May at The Grand Trunk. The show has remained up the last few weeks, but will be coming down early next week. This is your last weekend to drop in.

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We've posted a new Gallery on our website, showing the image collection from Mylissa Prisner 's last show, "Lost in the Details."

Check it out here:

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Many thanks to Vistek for the quick turnaround on the prints for Mylissa's upcoming show.

The digital catalog for this year's CONTACT Photography Festival is now LIVE! If you're planning which shows you'd like to attend, we suggest Mylissa Prisner's show "gHosts", hosted at The Grand Trunk in Parkdale.

"Opening Gala" - May 9, 7pm

contactphoto.com CONTACT is a Toronto based charitable organization dedicated to exhibiting, analyzing and celebrating photography and lens-based media through an annual festival that takes place every May.

We're excited to announce that photographer Mylissa Prisner will be showing new works at The Grand Trunk this May, as part of the CONTACT Photography Festival's open call program.

"gHosts explores the relationship between nature, the passage of time, and the built environment. Mylissa Prisner's Toronto-centric images capture the beauty of the city's grittier corners and forgotten spaces."