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Cybèle Young CYBÈLE YOUNG EDUCATION: 1990-95 Ontario College of Art, Toronto, ON, majoring in sculpture & printmaking ONE-PERSON EXHIBITIONS: 2015 Cybèle Young: Some Changes Were Made, Forum Gallery, New York, NY 2012 Paperspective, Preston Gallery, Cambridge, ON Cybèle Young New Works, New Zones Gallery, Calgary, AB 2011 Cybèle Young Paper Conversations, Rebecca Hossack Gallery London, UK 2010 Cybèle Young New Works, Galley Jones, Vancouver, BC 2009 Cybèle Young, The Visual Arts Center of Clarington, ON We Just Missed It, Queen Specific, Toronto, ON 2008 Cybèle Young – Introducing, two-person show, Forum Gallery, LA Cybèle Young – “Are you finished with that?” Open Studio Gallery, Toronto, ON 2007 Cybèle Young, Fated Compositions, Newzones Gallery of Contemporary Art, Calgary, AB Cybèle Young, Edward Day Gallery, Toronto, ON 2006 Cybèle Young: New Works, Gallery Jones, Vancouver, BC 2005 Next in the Gallery… Cybèle Young, Herron Gallery, Indianapolis, IN New Prints, Open Studio Print Sales Gallery, Toronto, ON 2004 Is it then already?, Newzones Gallery of Contemporary Art, Calgary, AB 2003 Introducing Cybèle Young, Newzones Gallery of Contemporary Art, Calgary, AB Toys that Linger, recent prints, constructions & bronzes, Prime Gallery, Toronto, ON 2002 Let’s go this way: recent print constructions, Prime Gallery, Toronto, ON – catalogue 2001 small sculpture, Prime Gallery, Toronto, ON What Happened To My House?, Open Studio Gallery, Toronto, ON 2000 Recent Constructions, Prime Gallery, Toronto, ON 1998 Natural Resources: Prints and Other Matter, The Far-Fifty, Toronto, ON GROUP EXHIBITIONS: 2021 Sound Vision: Harmonious Relationships in Art and Music, Lehman College Art Gallery, Bronx, NY (online exhibition) 2018 There’s Still Life!, Forum Gallery, New York, NY Forum Gallery: Second Annual Southampton Exhibition, MM Fine Art, Southampton, NY 2017-18 Favorite Things: A Holiday Exhibition, Forum Gallery, New York, NY 2017 Seeing With Our Own Eyes, Forum Gallery, New York, NY Forum Gallery Celebrates 55 Years of Modern and Contemporary Art, Forum Gallery, New York, NY 2016 20/21 – VISIONARY ARTISTS OF THE 21ST CENTURY, Forum Gallery, New York, NY 2015 Miniatures: Small Contemporary Works, University of Wyoming Art Museum, Laramie, WY 2013 Works on Paper, Forum Gallery, New York, NY Singular Vision, Forum Gallery, New York, NY W.O.P., Forum Gallery, New York, NY 45th Annual Collector’s Show & Sale, Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock, AR 2012 Uncommon Ground: Alternative Realities, Forum Gallery, New York, NY Perception of Self, Forum Gallery, New York, NY Five Decades: Art and Artists of Forum Gallery, 1962-2012, Forum Gallery, New York, NY Paper Doll, Mendel Gallery Saskatoon 2011 Peace on Earth: Art Against War, Forum Gallery, New York, NY 43rd Collectors Show & Sale, Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock, AR Vantage Point, Forum Gallery, New York, NY Paper Doll, Owens Art Gallery, Sackville, NB Small Works, Swedish and Canadian Artists, Couture, Galleri, Stockholm 2010 Contemporary Paintings, Drawings & Sculpture: A Summer Selection, Forum Gallery, New York, NY The Metamorphic Object, Dunedin Fine Art Center, Florida 2009 Cybèle Young & Holly Lane, Forum Gallery, New York, NY Summer Selections, Forum Gallery, New York, NY 2008 Cybèle Young & Holly Lane, Forum Gallery, Los Angeles, CA New Acquisitions, Forum Gallery, New York, NY 2007 The Feminist Figure, Forum Gallery, New York, NY Cheongju International Craft Biennale, Cheongju, Korea 2006 Group Show, Edward Day Gallery, Toronto, ON The Power of Two, Visual Arts Centre of Clarington, Bowmanville, ON Illumination Escapade, Bishop’s University, Foreman Art Gallery, Sherbrooke, QUE 2005 Group Show, Edward Day Gallery, Toronto, ON 2004 Happy Art For a Sad World (Invitational), Spike Gallery, New York, NY Manifesta: Vision and Mastery in Contemporary Craft, Gallery Stratford, Stratford, ON 2002 Filling the Void, Art Gallery of Ontario, Art Rental and Sales Gallery, Toronto Tea Party Four, Prime Gallery, Toronto, ON 2001 Tea Party III, Prime Gallery, Toronto, ON Transformed Images, The Society of Arts and Crafts, Boston, MA Paper Stories, Uncommon Objects, York Quay Centre, Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, ON False Greening, Uncommon Objects, York Quay Centre, Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, ON 2000 Fervent Precincts, The Great Canadian Printmaking Competition, 2000 Award Recipients & Honorable Mentions, Edward Day Gallery, Toronto, ON Contemporary Art Exhibition, Cedar Ridge Gallery, Toronto, ON 1999 The Art of Reading: Books and Non-Books, Institute of Contemporary Art, Maine College of Art, Portland, ME Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition, Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto City Hall 1998 Tea Party II, Prime Gallery, Toronto, ON Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition, Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto City Hall Biennale Internationale D’Art Miniature ‘98 (finalist), Salle Augustin- Chénier, QC The Art of the Book 98, Can. Bookbinders & Book Artists Guild, an international show 1997 Summer Show of Printmakers, The Far Fifty, Toronto, ON For the Love of Letterpress, The Far Fifty, Toronto, ON, a show of letter press artists ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS: Art Hamptons, Dallas Art Fair, Art Naples (FL), , Works on Paper (NY), Affordable Art Fair (NY), Art LA, Art Chicago, Toronto International Art Fair, Art London, Art Miami (FL), San Francisco International Art Exhibition, Scope L.A., Sculpture Objects and Functional Art, Texas Contemporary ARTICLES AND REVIEWS: 2013 Paper Play, Sandu Publishing/Gingko Press, Hong Kong 2012 Koval, Ann, Paper Doll, Owens Art Gallery, Mendel Art Gallery - Catalogue Baxter, Meaghan, The Bold and the Delicate, Fast Forward, March 2010 2010 Cherry, Marylynn, Cybèle Young, Visual Arts Centre of Clarington – Catalogue Lettingwell, Edward, National Review – Holly Lane and Cybèle Young, Art in America, May 2010 2008 Dault, Gary Michael, The Wonders of Washi, Globe and Mail, June 2008 Perfect Paper, PageOne Publishers, Singapore 2007 Madsen, Bjarke, Miniature Works Score Big, Now Magazine, July 2007 Dault, Gary Michael, Review, Globe and Mail, July 2007 Goddard, Peter, Review, Toronto Star, August 2007 Jordan, Betty Ann, Art, Toronto Life Magazine, Spring 2007 Cameron, Amy, Good Things Come in Small Packages, Maclean’s Magazine, May 2007 Isherwood, Barbara, It’s a Small World After All, Fiberarts Magazine, March/April 2007 2005 Kennedy, Carolyn, Stealing the Show, Canadian Home & Country, April 200 Inspiration: Keeping Up Appearances, Wish Magazine, September 2005 2004 Dault, Julia, Five Exemplary Exhibitions, National Post, October 14, 2 Wagman, Shawna, Small World: Cybèle Young’s Beautiful Paper Chase, Elle Canada, September 2004 (text and image p.54) 2003 Canadian Art Magazine, Summer 2003, page 20 LeManne, Michelle, Hot Ticket, Avenue Magazine, June 2003 (text and image p22) Jordan, Betty Ann, Art, Toronto Life Magazine, Spring 2003 Cameron, Amy, Good Things Come in Small Packages, Maclean’s Magazine, May 26, 2003 Isherwood, Barbara, It’s a Small World After All, Fiberarts Magazine, March/April 2003 2001 Jordan, Betty Ann, Drawing Conclusions, WHERE Toronto, March 2001 GRANTS/AWARDS/COMPETITIONS: 2015 Ontario Arts Council “Mid-Career Project Grant” 2014 Canada Council for the Arts “Project Grant” 2013 Toronto Arts Council “Mid-Career Level II Artist Grant” 2012 IBBY Canada Cleaver Award for ‘A Few Blocks’ Groundwood Books Amelia Frances Howard Gibbon Award – shortlist ‘A Few Blocks’ Groundwood Books Canadian Booksellers Association – Libris Award – shortlist ‘Ten Birds,’ KidsCanPress 2011 Governor General’s Award for Illustration - ‘Ten Birds,’ KidsCanPress Canada Council for the Arts “Paris Residency Grant” (May – August 2011) 2010 Toronto Arts Council “Mid-Career Level II Artist Grant” Ontario Arts Council “Exhibition Assistance Grant” Ontario Arts Council “Mid-Career Project Grant” K. M. Hunter Award – shortlist 2009 Toronto Transit Commission St Clair W. Streetcar Shelter Public Art 2008 Ontario Arts Council “Exhibition Assistance Grant” – x2 Ontario Arts Council “Mid-Career Artist Grant” K. M. Hunter Award – shortlist Open Studio Print Award – honorable mention 2007 Open Studio Nick Novak Scholarship, 2007-08 Ontario Arts Council “Exhibition Assistant Grant” Canada Council for the Arts “Project Grant” 2006 Toronto Arts Council “Mid Career Level II Artist Grant” 2004 Ontario Arts Council “Emerging Artist Grant” Canada Council for the Arts “Emerging Artist Grant” 2001 Toronto Arts Council “Emerging Artist Grant” Canada Council for the Arts “Emerging Artist Grant” 2000 Ernst & Young Great Canadian Printmaking Competition 2000, 2nd prize Nominated for Governor General’s Award for Children’s Book Illustration 1999 Ernst & Young Best Original Print Award, Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition Arts Toronto Protégé Honours Award 1998 Artists' Boxmaking Award, "The Art of the Book 98", Can. Bookbinders & Book Artists Guild. Japanese Paper Place Award, "The Art of the Book 98", Can. Bookbinders & Book Artists Guild. Aaron Milrad Best Decorative Arts Award, Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition COLLECTIONS –SELECT CORPORATE/GOVERNMENT: Art Bank of Canada, Ottawa, ON Bank of Montreal Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs Ernst & Young Gryphon Capital Management, San Francisco, CA Ontario Municipal Employee Retirement System Russell Investment Group World Headquarters, Tacoma, WA COLLECTIONS – SELECT PRIVATE: The Japanese Empress Michko Shōda George Soros Ben Stiller Noah Baumbach .
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