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Lorraine Gilbert Studies Solo Exhibitions Lorraine Gilbert CURRICULUM VITAE Associate Professor, University of Ottawa www.lorrainegilbert.ca Studies 1987 Concordia University, Montreal, QC, M.F.A. in Photography Studies with Katherine Tweedie, Gabor Szilasi and Tom Gibson 1982 Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester, N.Y. Studies with Nathan Lyons, Keith Smith and Catherine Lord 1980 Apeiron Workshops, Millerton, N.Y. Studies in photography with Peter Schlessinger and Hubert Hohn 1979 University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Graduate Studies in Forestry, Studies with geneticist Oscar Sziklai 1978 The Banff Centre, Alberta, Canada, Studies in photography with Hubert Hohn. 1978 McGilll University, Montreal, P.Q., B.Sc. (Honors) in Environmental Biology, Macdonald Campus 1975 Champlain Regional CEGEP, DEC in Pure and Applied Sciences, (top 5%) Solo Exhibitions 2018 Once (Upon) a Forest, Lebreton Flats, Jeanne d’arc courtyard, National Capital Commission, Ottawa, On. 2013 Lorraine Gilbert, Canadian Landscapes/Paysages Canadiens 1988-2013, Centre d'exposition Expression, Ste-Hyacinthe, QC, Co-curated with Marcel Blouin 2012 Flora and Fauna, studies, outdoor exhibition, National Capital Commission, Beaux-Arts Courtyards, Byward Market, Ottawa, Ontario. 2010 Once (Upon)a Forest, Carson City Arts Initiative, Nevada, USA, curated by Jon Winet 2006 Shaping the New Forest, Thunder Bay Art Gallery, Thunder Bay, Ontario 2006 Flora and Fauna, Karsh-Masson Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario, (self-curated) 2005 Selected Works from The New Forest, Nelson Gallery, University of California at Davis, California, USA, curated by Anne Naldrett 2001 Portraits from the New Forest, Carleton University Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario, curated by R. Evans 2000 La Mission Photographique de Gaspésie, Espace F, Curated bt Gérald Bouillon, Matane, Québec 1996 Shaping the New Forest, The Photo Passage at the Harbourfront Center, Toronto, Ontario 1995 Shaping the New Forest, The Visual Studies Workshop Gallery, Rochester, N.Y, U.S.A. 1995 Les Lignes de mon terrain, La Gare, Centre d’art contemporain, l’Annonciation, Québec 1995 Les Lignes de mon terrain, Axe-Néo 7, Hull, Québec 1992 Works from the New Forest, X-10 Gallery, Western Nevada Community College, Carson City, Nevada, USA 1991 Shaping the New Forest, The Whyte Museum, Banff, Alberta 1990 Allowable Cuts, The Or Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia, curated by Nancy Shaw 1988 The Promised Land, Galerie Bourget, Montreal, Quebec, (graduate thesis exhibition) 1983 Lorraine Gilbert, Université de Moncton, Centre Universitaire, Nouveau Brunswick 1983 Night for Day, The Coburg Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia, curated by Bill Jeffries 1981 Nightworks, Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, Kitchener, Ontario 1981 La Nuit, Galerie Vu, Quebec, Quebec, curated by Christiane Jobin Shared Exhibitions (2-3 persons) 2014 Habitat Here, Lorraine Gilbert, Amy Thompson, Frank Shebageget, Central Art Garage, Ottawa, ON, Curated by Danny Hussey 2013 Arbor Vitae, Lorraine Gilbert and Christopher Varady-Szabo, City Hall Art Gallery, Ottawa 2013 Natural Motif, Lorraine Gilbert and Natasha Mazurka, Ottawa Art Gallery 2009 Construction Works, Lorraine Gilbert, Josée Dubeau, Jinny Yu Carleton University Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario. Curated by Sandra Dyck 2008 Global Nature, Lorraine Gilbert and Sarah Anne Johnson Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography Traveling Exhibition Ottawa, Ontario. Curated by Andrea Kunard 2003 Le Champ, Lorraine Gilbert, Marie-Jeanne Musiol and Chantal Dahan Galerie des Grands Bains Douches, Marseille, France. Curated by Annie Molin- Vasseur 2002 An Invested Nature, Lorraine Gilbert, Marlene Creates and Susan McEachern Dalhousie Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Curated by Susan Gibson Garvey 1991 Out of the Northwest, Lorraine Gilbert, Frank Gohlke and Darius Kinsey, The Hartnet Gallery, Rochester, NY. Curated by Roger Mertin 1987 Galerie Optica, Montreal, Quebec (with Stephan Kovaks) 1988 The Magic Image Gallery, Pickering, Ontario (with Raymonde April) 1984 The Surrey Art Gallery, British Columbia, (with Cameron Matheson) 1983 Photo Union Gallery, Hamilton, Ontario, (with Lynne Cohen) Group Exhibitions 2019 On Location: Human Intervention in the Landscape, Carleton University Art Gallery, (with Stephen Livick, John Pfahl, May 21 to August 25, 2019, Ottawa, ON 2018 Site Unseen, Vancouver Art Gallery, Curated by Emmy Lee Wall, (with Thomas Ruff, Rodney Graham, Mark Lewis, Laura Dutton, Martin Elder and Diana Thater), June 16 to September 9, 2018 2018 Canadiana, Selections from the Artbank Collection, SPAO Gallery, Curated by Johanna Mizgala, (with Angela Grauerholz, Denis Farley, Edward Burtynsky), May 11 to July 1, Ottawa, ON. 2018 The Extended Moment, Fifty years of Collecting Photographs, National Gallery of Canada, Curated by Ann Thomas, May 4 to September 16, Ottawa, 2018. (This exhibition will also be presented at The Morgan Library & Museum in New York City, from February 15 to May 26, 2019). 2017 Photography in Canada, 1960-2000. The Canadian Photography Institute, National Gallery of Canada, Curated by Andrea Kunard, March 31 to September 4, Ottawa, 2017, 2016 It’s All Happenings So Fast, Canadian Centre for Architecture, Curated by Mirko Zardini and Louise Désy, Montréal, QC, November 16 to April 9, 2017 2016 Elles Photographes, MBAM, curated by Diane Charbonneau, September 21 to February 2016 2016 Présences: Exposition-parcours dans les rues du Vieux-Hull, Gatineau, QC, September 15 to December 2016 2015 Pictured Windows, Storefront photographs from the past 100 years, Equinox Gallery, Curated by Andy Sylvester, Vancouver, BC, March 28 to May 2, 2015 2014 Flora & Fauna: 400 Years of Artists inspired by Nature, Travelling Exhibition Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton; February 28 to June 8. Surrey Art Gallery, Surrey, BC, ; September 20 to January 8, 2015 2014 Samuel Roy-Bois: Not a new world, just an old trick, Carleton University Art Gallery, curated by Melanie O’Brian and co-produced with SFU Galleries and Oakville Galleries, (work from Le Patrimoine series) 2014 Flora & Fauna: 400 Years of Artists inspired by Nature, Travelling Exhibition Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton; February 28 to June 8, 2014 Surrey Art Gallery, Surrey, BC; September 20 to January 8, 2015 2012 The Tree, from the Sublime to the Social, Travelling Exhibition The McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Kleineburg, ON; January 28 to April 22, 2012 2012 Local Flora, SAW Gallery, Ottawa, ON, Curated by Stefan St-Laurent 2012 Flora & Fauna: 400 Years of Artists inspired by Nature, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, ON, Curated by Ann Thomas and Andrea Kunard, Travelling exhibition. 2012 An Embarrassment of Riches, The Collection in Focus, Carleton University Art Gallery, Ottawa, ON, Curated by Sandra Dyck and Diana Neimeroff 2011 The Tree, from the Sublime to the Social, Travelling Exhibition The Reach Gallery Museum, Abbotsford, BC; June 16 to October 9, 2011 2011 Trentième anniversaire, VU, centre de diffusion et de production de la photographie, Curated by Alexis Desgagné 2011 Domestic Lives, Surrey Art Gallery, Curated by Jordan Strom 2011 After Robert Adams, Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC, Curated by Grant Arnold 2010 Visions of British Columbia: A Landscape Manual, Vancouver Art Gallery, Curated by Bruce Grenville 2009 Home/land & Security: Cartography project #3, University of Waterloo Art Gallery. Curated by Jeffrey M. Thomas 2008 The Tree, from the Sublime to the Social, The Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC. curated by Daina Augaitis 2008 Evidence, Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa, ON. Curated by Emily Falvey 2008 Festival Photographique de Nantes, diaporama, Nantes, France 2008 Photopolis, city-wide photography festival, Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia 2008 Watershed, School of Photographic Arts Ottawa, FestivalX, Ottawa, ON 2007 Roy Arden Selects from the Collection, Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia. Curated by Roy Arden. 2007 Aperture, Ottawa City Hall Art Gallery, in conjunction with FestivalX, Ottawa, Ontario 2006 Le Sujet Construit, Axe Néo 7, Gatineau, Québec. Curated by Marion Bordier. 2006 Heteropia, Ottawa Art Gallery, Ontario. Curated by Emily Falvey 2006 75 Years of Collecting : Portrait of a Citizen, Vancouver Art Gallery, British Columbia Curated by Grant Arnold 2006 Ottawa Central, New Acquisitions to the City of Ottawa’s Fine Art Collection, Karsh-Masson gallery, Ottawa 2006 75 Years of Collecting : Portrait of a Citizen, Vancouver Art Gallery, British Columbia Curated by Grant Arnold 2005 Hot Mush and the Cold North, Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario, curated by Emily Falvey 2005 Empreintes, Museum of Contemporary Canadian Photography, Ottawa, Ontario. Curated by Andrea Kunard. 2005 Imagine un Musée, Centre d’art Contemporain des Laurentides, St-Jérome, Quebec. Curated by Andrée Matte. 2005 Le Patrimoine, Patrick Mikhail Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario 2004 The Shadow of Production, Vancouver Art Gallery, British Columbia. Curated by Grant Arnold 2004 Face to Face, Surrey Art Gallery, Surrey, British Columbia 2002 Roundabout, York Quay Gallery, Contact 2002, Toronto, Ontario 2002 Champ Libre, Centre d’art Contemporain des Laurentides, St-Jérôme, Québec. 2002 Collections in Context, Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario. Curated by Renée Baert 2002 Sans Traces, Université du Québec à Trois Rivières 2001 FieldWork/Sur le terrain, Studio XX, Montréal, Québec. http://www.givideo.org/ 2000 Drawing with Light, The Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography, Ottawa; Centre national d’exposition, Jonquière, Québec; Art
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