C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E
S O L O E X H I B I T I O N S
2021, The Knots of the net, Norberg Hall, Calgary
2019, Look slowly and all that moves, Confederation Centre Art Gallery, Charlottetown, curated by Pan Wendt
2018, a slow light, Alberta Foundation for the Arts Travelling Exhibition, multiple locations, curated by Shannon Bingeman
2018, a slow light, Division Gallery, Toronto
2017, a slow light, Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge, curated by Ryan Doherty
2017, Sediments and Sunlight, Norberg Hall, Calgary
2015, We, ourselves included, Ditch Projects, Springfield
2015, Being with, Norberg Hall, Calgary
2014, A tangle, a receding maze, Feature Contemporary Art Fair, Toronto, presented by Esker Foundation, Calgary
2014, We saw the reflected, inverted image of our own age, Walter Phillips Gallery, Satellite Space, Banff Centre, curated by Peta Rake
2013, The way air hides the sky, Esker Foundation, Project Space, Calgary, curated Shauna Thompson
2011, In Passing, EPCOR Centre, Ledge Gallery, Calgary
2010, In Passing, Ministry of Casual Living, Victoria
S E L E C T E D G R O U P E X H I B I T I O N S
2022, Art Toronto, Norberg Hall
2022, Blooming Time, Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Banff
2022, Spring Open Studio, ISCP, New York
2020, Art Toronto, Norberg Hall
2020, 10 Years Later, Norberg Hall, Calgary
2019, Art Toronto, Norberg Hall
2016, Plexus, DNA artspace, London
2015, Sought, Norberg Hall, Calgary
2015, Surface and Stratagem, Division Gallery, Toronto
2015, Future Station: 2015 Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art, Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton, curated by Kristy Trinier
2014, When I told you to shoot the sky, I had something else in mind, Platform Centre, Winnipeg, curated by Natasha Peterson
2014, Symbolic Landscapes, Alberta Foundation for the Arts Travelling Exhibition, multiple locations
2014, BYOB YYC III, Truck Gallery, Calgary
2014, WE, Old Hairdressers Gallery, Glasgow
2014, WE, Latitude 53, Edmonton
2013, Garage Montage, Art Gallery of Calgary
2012, Calibration Shift, Third Party Gallery, Cincinnati
2012, BYOB CGY 2, Calgary, organized by Justin Waddell
2012, New Alberta Contemporaries, Esker Foundation, Calgary
2012, YOU HALL, Open Engagement, Portland, curated by Jenn Jackson and Kari Cywnar
2012, 539 Days, Haight Gallery, Calgary
2012, BYOB CGY, Calgary
2011, Phase 6, New Gallery & Untitled Art Society + 15 Windows, Calgary
2011, Here & There, Propeller Centre for the Arts, Toronto
2010, Hunting Elephants, Haight Gallery, Calgary
2009, Homologous Fields, TRUCK Gallery, Calgary
E D U C A T I O N
2007, BFA with Distinction, Alberta College of Art + Design (now Alberta University for the Arts)
C O M M I S S I O N S
2016, To keep the promise, Calgary Airport Marriott In-Terminal Hotel
2016, In strata no. 3, Gardiner Roberts head office, Toronto
2015, held above our heads in stone, Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff Centre
2015, A panorama protects it's view, Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton
2011, Endangered Migratory Birds of Alberta, City of Calgary
G R A N T S A N D A W A R D S
2023, Visual Arts and New Media Individual Project Grant, Alberta Foundation for the Arts
2022, Arts Abroad Residencies Grant, Canada Council for the Arts
2020, Visual Arts and New Media Individual Project Grant, Alberta Foundation for the Arts
2020, Research and Creation Grant, Canada Council for the Arts
2019, Cultural Relations Grant, Alberta Foundation for the Arts
2017, Individual Project Grant, Canada Council for the Arts
2016, Individual Project Grant, Alberta Foundation for the Arts
2016, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Emerging Artist Award
2013, Individual Project Grant, Alberta Foundation for the Arts
2007, Alberta College of Art and Design Board of Governors Award for Painting
2006, Louise McKinney Post-Secondary Scholarship
2005 / 2004, Jason Lang Scholarships
2004 / 2003, Devon Canada Academic Scholarships
C O L L E C T I O N S
Alberta Foundation for the Arts
Bank of Montreal
Calgary Civic Art Collection
Government of Canada, Department of Foreign Affairs
Royal Bank of Canada
TD Canada Trust
Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff Centre
Numerous private collections
P A N E L S A N D T A L K S
2019, Tyler Los-Jones, Grande Praire Regional College
2019, Not Boring – Landscapes, Places and Identities, with Benedict Fullalove, Dan Hudson, Tanya Harnett and Diane Colwell, Alberta University of the Arts
2018, Tyler Los-Jones, Red Deer College
2018, Climates, with Jayne Wilkinson and Kelly Jazvac, Art Toronto, presented by Canadian Art
2018, Sondra Meszaros and Tyler Los-Jones, Jarvis Hall Gallery, Calgary
2017, Sun Tunnels, University of Lethbridge ART NOW series
2017, Tyler Los-Jones, Confederation Centre Art Gallery, Charlottetown
2016, Photographer Talks, with Andreas Rutkauskas and Nicole Kelly Westman, ArtsPlace, Canmore
2015, Tyler Los-Jones in conversation with Kristy Trinier, Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton
2014, And I'm floating in the most peculiar way, with David Hanes and Andrea Pinheiro, Feature Contemporary Art Fair, Toronto, presented by Esker Foundation, Calgary
2014, To know ones fictions, Esker Foundation, Calgary
2012, Everything in its right place, with Kris Weinmann, Esker Foundation, Calgary
2011, Artist-run culture in Calgary, TRUCK Gallery and Alberta College of Art and Design, Calgary
2009, Daytona 809, TRUCK Gallery, Calgary
R E S I D E N C I E S
2023, The Arctic Circle Residency (Upcoming)
2022, International Studio & Curatorial Program, New York
2017, Research Residency, Confederation Centre Art Gallery, Charlottetown
2017, Artist in Residence, Banff Centre
2015, Artist in Residence, Banff Centre
2015, Gushul Studio Residency, Crowsnest Pass, organized by Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge
2013, Rozsa Foundation Arts Pilot Project Artist in Residence, TELUS Spark, Calgary
2011, Emerging Artist in Residence, EPCOR Centre Ledge Gallery, Calgary
S E L E C T E D B I B L I O G R A P H Y
2021, Some instructions for folding perception, exhibition text by Amanda White
2021, Tyler Los-Jones, the knots of the net, exhibition text by Maeve Hannah
2020, Look slowly and all that moves, exhibition text by Pan Wendt, Confederation Centre Art Gallery, Charlottetown
2018, Tyler Los-Jones; a slow light, Alberta Foundation for the Arts Travelling Exhibition Program exhibition catalogue
2018, "10 Artists Who Work with Changing Environments," by Yasmin Nurming-Por, Canadian Art
2015, held above our heads in stone, interview with Benedict Fullalove, Banff Centre
2015, Tyler Los-Jones, interview with Kyle Seis, wave-pool.net
2015, Future Station: the 2015 Alberta Biennial, exhibition catalogue
2014, Tyler Los-Jones, by Andrea Williamson, BlackFlash
September 2014, Symbolic Landscapes, exhibition catalogue
July 2013, YOU HALL, exhibition catalogue
June 2012, New Alberta Contemporaries, exhibition catalogue
March 2010, Pamela Papers, artist book
October 2009, Homologous Fields, exhibition catalogue
S E L E C T E D P R E S S
September 2020, "Tyler Los-Jones, Featured Artist”, Wildlands Advocate
December 11th, 2019, "Tyler Los-Jones," Akimblog, Akimbo
October 17th, 2019, "Look slowly and all that moves," BuzzPEI.com
October 17th, 2019, "Tyler Los-Jones: Look slowly and all that moves," visualartsnews.ca
October 25th, 2018, "Our Editors’ Picks for Art Toronto," Canadian Art
October 24th, 2018, Toronto Life
October 12th, 2018, "3 Exciting Artists Exhibiting at Art Toronto 2018," S/ Magazine online
December 9th 2017, "Crowsnest Pass influences new SAAG exhibits," Lethbridge Herald
January 22nd, 2015, "Preview: AGA’s biennial show takes inspiration from hidden LRT station," Edmonton Journal
July 15, 2014, "Alberta Biennial 2015 List Looks to Future," Canadian Art
July 19th 2013, "Science centre's first artist-in-residence combines science, art and time," Calgary Herald
June 3rd 2011, "Tyler Los-Jones comes up from art’s underground," Calgary Herald
March 2nd 2011, "Calgary Report: An Artist-Run Alberta," Canadian Art