CV
Katie Lyle
e. katielucylyle@gmail.com
Education
2009 MFA, University of Victoria, Victoria
2005 BFA, Art History and Studio Art, Concordia University, Montreal
Solo Exhibitions
2022 Loose Hands, Tilling, Montreal
2021 Back to Lorraine, Franz Kaka, Toronto
2019 Theatre, La Datcha, Berlin
2018 An Ear in a Pond, Erin Stump Projects, Toronto
2017 The weather in the room, Daniel Faria Gallery, Toronto
2017 Why do I hear the ocean in my ear?, The Loon, Toronto
2016 The Layers, Evans Contemporary, Peterborough
2015 The End of Vandalism, Erin Stump Projects, Toronto
2014 Gene Pool, Erin Stump Projects, Toronto
Two Person Exhibitions and Collaborations
2023 Soft Ground, with Catherine Telford Keogh, Moire’s Catwalk, Toronto.
2021 Terms of Endearment, with Ella Dawn McGeough, Support, London, ON
2020 Greener than grass, with Ella Dawn McGeough, Susan Hobbs Gallery, Toronto.
2019 Read me, Love me, Leave me, with Shelby Wright, Toronto Biennial, Toronto
2018 Fascia Lines, with Laurie Kang, Projet Pangee, Montreal
2018 A Room to Perform, with Shelby Wright, SummerWorks Festival, Toronto
2017 Interplay Series, with Shelby Wright, Vancouver
2017 PS: We are all here, with Shelby Wright, Toronto Community Dance Love In
2017 Critical Distance response, with Shelby Wright, aceartsinc, Winnipeg
2017 Until it becomes porous, with Shelby Wright, Whippersnapper Gallery, Toronto
2016 A Face or a script where the lines keep changing, with Bridget Moser, G Gallery, Toronto
2016 Movements for a Neighbouring Room, with Shelby Wright, Forest City Gallery, London
2015 What she is not, what she is, what she can be, Garden Gallery, Toronto
Selected Group Exhibitions
2023 Atavism for the Future, Ehrlich Steinberg, Los Angeles
2023 The Living Picture, Franz Kaka, Toronto
2022 Trip like I do, Franz Kaka, Toronto
2022 Banquette, Afternoon Projects, Vancouver
2021 Dancing with Tantalus, School of Art, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, curated by Lillian O’Brien Davis
2019 Commutiny, Sibling, Toronto, organized by geetha thurairajah
2019 Heads, MacIntosh Gallery, Western University, London, curated by Sky Glabush
2019 Asphodel Meadows, Mother Culture, Toronto, organized by Caleb Dunham
2019 Backgrounds, Carl Louie, Toronto
2018 An Assembly of Shapes, Oakville Galleries, Oakville, curated by Clara Halpern
2018 The nanking cherry finds a hill, 67 Steps, Los Angeles
2017 PUDDLING: As her fate, she accepted the world of ice, shining, shimmering, dead (The Island),"Stony Lake, ON
2017 water astonishing, Wil Aballe Art Projects, Vancouver
2017 Until it becomes porous, Whippersnapper Gallery, Toronto
2016 Aligned with the Curve of Night, MODEL Project Space, Vancouver
2016 Spirit Gum, Nanaimo Art Gallery
Press and Reviews
2022 Tatum Dooley, Review of Back to Lorraine, Border Crossings, January Issue
2018 Saelan Twerdy, Review of Fascia Lines, Canadian Art, Fall/Winter Issue
2017 Darby Milbrath, Interview with Katie Lyle, Editorial Magazine
2016 Ari Hoekstra, Review of The Layers, Canadian Art Magazine
2016 Justina Bohach, Review of Movements for a Room, C Magazine
2015 Steffanie Ling, Akimblog, September
2014 Brad Phillips, “Portrait Relief.” ArtSlant
Publications, Projects and Writing
2023 exhibition text, The Living Picture, Franz Kaka, Toronto
2022 exhibition text, Veronika Pausova, Simone Subal Gallery, New York
2019 exhibition text for Sara Maston, WATERSNAKE, Toronto
2018 exhibition text for Jennifer Carvalho, Georgia Scherman Projects, Toronto
2018 exhibition text for Catherine Telford Keogh, Evans Contemporary, Peterborough
2017 Kakaesque Journal, Franz Kaka at Art Toronto
2017 To Begin, Framework text, Susan Hobbs Gallery, Toronto
2016 Drawings on Yellow Paper, text by Jacquelyn Ross, Blank Cheque Publications
2016 JAM ON TOAST, Slow Editions
Grants and Awards
2020 Research and Creation Grant, Canada Council for the Arts
2019 Project Grant, Ontario Arts Council
2018 Travel Grant, Canada Council for the Arts
2017 Travel Grant, Canada Council for the Arts
2016 Project Grant, Ontario Arts Council
2016 Project Grant, Toronto Arts Council
2014 Project Grant, Toronto Arts Council
2014 Project Grant, Ontario Arts Council
2012 Honourable Mention and Purchase Prize Winner, RBC Painting Competition
Residencies and Fairs
2021 NADA House, Govenors Island, New York, NY
2019 Sunday Art Fair, London, UK
2017 Stone Boat Artist Residency, Lanark
2016 Choreography Across Disciplines, Thematic Residency, Banff Centre for the Arts
Thank you
Canada Council for the Arts
Ontario Arts Council
Toronto Arts Council