2023
upcoming -Walking Speaking Spectrum, Or Gallery, 2021. An original artwork created with the assitance of the City of Vancouver, Public Art Project Grant in partnership with Or Gallery, Vancouver, BC
Under the Walking Spectrum, Or Gallery, 2021. Publication
2022
Acquisition of Between '17 and '18, by the Metcan Collection.
Gond and going, Solo Exhibition, Equinox Gallery, Fall 2022
2021
Waterways, An original artwork commissioned by Polygon Timber Court Ltd. for the District of North Vancouver Public Art Program
Lily Tree, An original artwork commissioned by Yuanheng Project Management Ltd. for the City of Richmond Public Art Program
Still Life, Equinox Gallery, Vancouver BC
2020
Acquisition of Walking Spectrum I, S17 by the Vancouver Art Gallery as part of the permanent collection.
Wayfinding, November 14, 2020 – January 31, 2021, Art Gallery Evergreen, Coquitlam BC
Awarded the City of Vancouver, Public Art Project Grant in partnership with Or Gallery, Vancouver BC
2019
Gallery representation by Equinox Gallery, Vancouver, BC
Leave the Window Open, September 7- October 12, Equinox Gallery, Vancouver, BC
Waterways, Polygon, North Vancouver, BC, opens Winter 2021
2018
Devon Knowles and Emily Hermant, The Bakery, Vancouver, BC. November 2018
Residency, Woman's Woodshop, Minneapolis, MN. August, 2018
Artist Talk, Emily Carr University of Art and Design, Vancouver, BC, summer 2018
Walking Spectrum, awarded public art commission, PCI, Vancouver, BC, launch 2020
2017
Lily Tree, awarded public art commission, Yuanheng, Richmond, BC, launch 2021
Waterways, awarded public art commission, Polygon, North Vancouver, BC, launch 2019
2016
Black Diamond Dust Catalogue, Designed by Will Holder, Nanaimo Art Gallery, Nanaimo, BC
MPB Umwelt, Off Lomas, curated by Candice Hopkins and Raven Chacon, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Exhibition runs until March 21, 2016
2015
Recipient of the Emerging Artist in Public Art Award, Mayor's Arts Awards, November 2015
Total Running Time, commission by Bosa Properties, Burnaby BC, completed 2011-2015
Speaker, October 28, 2915, Artist Speaker Series, Langara College, BC
Near As Far As Far As Near, opening, Burnaby Mountain, SFU Community Trust, Permanent
Launch, Artist Walk Catalogue for SFU Community Trust Public Art collection
Visual Arts Grant, British Columbia Arts Council
Artist Talk: Devon Knowles and Carol Itter, Geometry of Knowing, SFU Gallery, Burnaby Campus
MPB Umwelt, Geometry of Knowing, March 17th, 2015, SFU Gallery, Burnaby Campus
2014
Artist Talk, October 17, 2014, Camosun College, Victoria BC
Heard About a Place Today at Vancouver Book Fair, October 3-5th 2014 at the Western Front Booth, Vancouver Art Gallery
Also available online at:
orbookstore.orgallery.org
http://western-front.myshopify.com/products/heard-about-a-place-one-day
Motto Books Berlin
Mauve Ghosts, Black Diamond Dust 19, 2014, Nanaimo Art Gallery, Nanaimo, BC
Publication Launch, Heard About a Place Today, August, 21, 2014, Western Front Balcony, Vancouver BC
Awarded SFU CentreBlock Art Project, SFU Community Trust, Burnaby, BC
Visual Art Grant, British Columbia Arts Council
We put them there, but they had other thing to do, Or Berlin, Germany
Residency, Kulturverein Mecklenburg Inspiriert, Kühlungsborn, Germany
2013
Visiting Artist, Research Workshops with MFA CandidiatesforDeskilling and Reskilling of Artistic Production, symposium Painting + Drawing Department, November 1- 8, 2013, Concordia University, Montreal, QB
It's Only Forever site-responsive sculpture for the Western Front,Properties May 9 - ...
I.O.U. Unit Pitt Projects, Vancouver, BC
Drifter, The Crying Room, Vancouver, BC
2011
LA Night, Night Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Awarded the Concept Development, Public Art feature, Bosa Properties, Burnaby BC
Portrait of a Ron Tran, Charles H. Scott, It Knows Not What It Is, collaborative project with Ron Tran, Vancouver, BC
Western Front Auction,Vancouver, BC
2010
To Tame a Land, Soi Fischer, Vancouver, BC
Imprint
Sept. 25- Oct. 24, 2010, Holbaek, Ahlgade 1, 4300, DK
Jesper Aabille (GB), Alice Goudsmit (UK), Karin Lindh (SE), Katarina River (SE), Devon Knowles (CA), Ian Daniel Larson (US), Ulrike Mohr (DE), Nika Oblak & Primoz Novak (SLO ) Eske Kath (DK), Jacob Tækker (DK), Helen Hei-Sook Park (DK), Jeanette Hillig (DK)
The exhibition was opened by the Minister of Culture, Mr. Per Stig Møller
Travel Grant, Canada Council
SAIR residency, Jyderup, Denmark
Artist Book Project, Les Édtitions Samuel Lallouz, Susan Mann (Editor), "Historian's Stories from Canada"
Awarded the SAIR Residency in Denmark for the fall of 2010
Untitled, Every Letter in the Alphabet, May-October, Vancouver, BC, 2010
The New Paradigm: Models, Diagrams, Proposals and Provisions for the Coming Age, March 7-27th 2010
Featuring new work by artists Geoffrey Farmer, Devon Knowles, T&T, Ron Tran and Elizabeth Zvonar, The New Paradigm utilizes the context of The Pavilion as an oracle to present artworks that function as generative, reflective tools that orient us towards our collective future. The Pavillion was a year long project through the artist in residency program at Langara College executed by Holly Ward.