About
Jude Griebel creates intensively detailed figurative sculptures that visualize our entanglement with the surrounding world. In his works, landscapes, the species we affect, and the waste we create, coalesce in vivid forms that illustrate the reach of our impact and consumption habits. Both harbingers of ruin and agents of transformation, his works build on art historical traditions of the anthropomorphic body to reflect a planet in a state of crisis.
The careful crafting of his works and their miniature details counter the central themes of hyperactive production, and on demand delivery. Laboriously carved from wood, modelled from clays, and painted, they represent hours of reflection on the meaning of being an active consumer in this world and struggling to imagine models beyond it.
Griebel’s work has recently been supported by residencies at institutions including Pioneer Works, New York; International Studio and Curatorial Program, New York and Yaddo, Saratoga Springs, NY. His work has been funded by major grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, the Canada Council for the Arts, Calgary Arts Development and the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation.
Select Solo and Two-Person Exhibitions
2025
Illuminated Collapse, Peel Art Gallery Museum and Archives, Brampton, Canada
Revenants, IA&A at Hillyer Contemporary Art Center, Washington D.C., USA
2024
Falling Sky, Leitrim Sculpture Centre, Manorhamilton, Ireland
A Body of Others, The International Museum of Surgical Science, Chicago, USA
Revenants, Massey Klein Gallery, New York, USA
Illuminated Collapse, Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery, Moose Jaw, Canada
2023
Next World Emissaries, Holter Museum of Art, Helena, USA
Land Eater (curated by Ashley Slemming), Alberta Foundation for the Arts TREX Traveling Exhibition Program, Canada (Traveling to twenty Alberta communities 2023-2025), curator: Ashley Slemming
Dismantled Worlds, Two Rivers Art Gallery, Prince George, Canada, curator: Kait Herlehy
Mondes Brisés et en Transformation, Le Carmel Pamiers, France, curator: Sebastien Gonzalez
Illuminated Collapse, The Art Gallery of Swift Current, Swift Current, Canada
2022
Doomscrolling: Recent Drawings, 3331 Arts Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan
Broken Pattern, Czong Institute for Contemporary Art, Gimpo-Si, Korea
Broken Pattern, Eltuek Arts Centre, Sydney, Canada
Next World Emissaries, Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge, Canada, curator: Adam Whitford
The Distance Between, with Lorraine Simms, Illingworth Kerr Gallery/Alberta University of the Arts, Calgary, Canada
2021
Broken Pattern, FoFA Gallery/Concordia University, Montreal, Canada
Illuminated Collapse, Kenderdine Art Gallery/University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, curator: Leah Taylor
Barn Skull: Manning Hall Installation, Art Gallery of Alberta, Canada, curator: Lindsey Sharman
2019
Documents of Collapse, with Lorraine Simms, The Beaty Museum of Biodiversity/ University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
Tired Water, Troubled Ground (a commission from the National Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada for Science Literacy Week), Telus Spark Science Center, Calgary, Canada
Unfamiliar Selves, with Tammy Salzl, Red Deer Museum and Art Gallery, Red Deer, Canada
2018
Illuminated Collapse, Nickle Galleries/University of Calgary, Canada (catalogue), curator: Michele Hardy
Illuminated Collapse, El Museo de Los Sures, Brooklyn, USA
Ground-Figure, Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre, Medicine Hat, Canada, curator: Joanne Marion
2017
Mess-Maker, Evans Contemporary, Peterborough, Canada
Arms, eyes, detritus, Galerie Sturm, Nuremberg, Germany (catalogue)
Die Geister, die ich rief, with Jan Pötter, Spinnerei Archiv Massiv, Leipzig, Germany
Plastic Ghost, City of Jyväskylä, Finland, curator: Anna Ruth
Crafting Ruin, dc3 Art Projects, Edmonton, Canada
Unfamiliar Selves (with Tammy Salzl), Art Gallery of Grande Prairie, Grande Prairie, Canada
Estranged Setting, Esker Foundation project space, Calgary, Canada
2016
Reanimator, The Redpath Museum, Montreal, Canada
Unfamiliar Selves (with Tammy Salzl), Touchstones Nelson Museum of Art and History, Nelson, Canada
2015
Washout, The Museum Lytke, Leipzig, Germany
Wasted, Galerie Sturm, Nuremberg, Germany (catalogue)
Yellow House, with Brendan Griebel, dc3 Art Projects, Edmonton, Canada (catalogue)
2014
Reanimator, Galerie Sturm Project Space, Nuremberg, Germany
Betwixt and Between, with Dana Holst, The Reach Gallery Museum Abbotsford, Canada (catalogue), curator: Scott Marsden
Shelf Life, Union Gallery, Queen’s University, Canada (catalogue)
2013
How You Were Made, Galerie Sturm, Nuremberg, Germany (catalogue)
Grow Apart, FOFA Gallery/Concordia University, Montreal, Canada
2012
Grandmother, Galleria Kajo III/University of Lapland, Finland
2011
Apparitions: Works on Paper, Islensk Grafik, Reykjavik, Iceland
Afterworks, Populus Tremula Gallery, Akuyreri, Iceland
2009
Brand New Superstition, Cella Gallery, Los Angeles, USA
2008
Shifting Figures, with Kitty Blandy, Comox Valley Art Gallery, Canada
2007
A Cast of Shadows, The Burnaby Art Gallery, Canada (catalogue), curator: Darrin Martens
2006
Within these Walls, Odd Gallery/Klondike Institute of Art and Culture, Dawson City, Canada
Old Dreams, Recent Works, Centre D’Exposition L’Imagier, Gatineau, Canada
2005
Where Daydreams Happened, Yukon Arts Centre Public Art Gallery, Whitehorse, Canada, curator: Scott Marsden
2004
Down the Hole in the Floorboards, Engramme, Québec City, Canada
Interplay, with John Graham, Art Gallery of St. Albert, St. Albert, Canada
2003
Tarnished Fables, Malaspina Printmakers, Vancouver, Canada
Interior Play, with John Graham, The Nanaimo Art Gallery, Nanaimo, Canada
Select Group Exhibitions
2025
Between Inspiration and Collection: The Artist's Cabinet, Bronx River Art Center, Bronx, USA
2024
Viewing Room, Massey Klein Gallery, New York, USA
NADA House Governor's Island (with Massey Klein Gallery), New York, USA
MINE: What is Ours in the Wake of Extraction, University of Delaware Special Collections and Museums/Mechanical Hall, Newark, USA, curators: curators: Jon Cox, Patsy Craig, Sharon Fitzgerald, Maisie McNeice, and Amanda Zehnder
AGA100: Landscape and Land Use, Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, curators: Catherine Crowston, Lindsey Sharman, Danielle Siemens
Fire Season, University of Victoria Legacy Galleries, Victoria, Canada
Menagerie of Disappearance, Whyte Museum, Banff, Canada
Vanitas, CHART Gallery, New York, USA
2023
Rising Tide: 2023 Additions to the City of Ottawa Art Collection, Ottawa City Hall Gallery, Canada
Natural Surroundings, Norberg Hall Gallery, Calgary, Canada
Tomorrows, Rochester Contemporary Art Center, Rochester, USA, curator: Bleu Cease
The Existential Tail, SaveArtSpace, New York, USA, curator: Dustin Yellin
Conflicted, C24 Gallery, New York, USA, curator: David Terry
Plural Art Fair, with the Canada Council Art Bank, Montreal, Canada
THE MALL, John and Maggie Mitchell Art Gallery/ MacEwan University, Edmonton, Canada, curators: Carolyn Jervis and Hannah Quimper-Swiderski
2022
Scrappy, dc3 Art Projects, Edmonton, Canada, curator: David Candler
Nafas, The Invisible Dog Art Center, Brooklyn, USA (The Armory Show VIP Program), curator: Lucien Zayan
BEHOLDEN: New Acquisitions to the AGA Collection, Art Gallery of Alberta, Canada, curator: Catherine Crowsten
A Tournament of Lies, The Wassaic Project, NY, USA, curator: Will Hutnick
Insect as Idea, McIntosh Gallery/Western University, London, Canada, curator: Helen Gregory
2021
Hokuspokus, Galerie Kremers, Berlin, Germany
States of Collapse, The Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina, Canada, curators: Wendy Peart, Cindy Baker, Amber Christensen and Stacey Fayant
Prairie Vernacular, Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba, Brandon, Canada; Buhler Gallery, Winnipeg, Canada (2020), Canada; Art Gallery of Swift Current, Canada (2020); Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery, Canada (2019); Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre, Medicine Hat, Canada (2019) (catalogue) curators: Joanne Marion and Jennifer McRorie
2020
Refugia, RSOAA Gallery, Brooklyn, USA, curator Amelia Biewald
Specific Experience of an Abnormal Meaningfulness, Atelier Imago, Moncton, Canada, curator by Alisa Arsenault
Carmichael Canadian Landscape Exhibition: Tradition Transformed, Orillia Museum of Art & History, Canada, curators: Angela Brayham and Sadko Hadzihasanovic
Enchanted Landscapes: Eco-Criticism and Folklore Studies, Art House/University of Worcester, UK
Carry Weight | Hold Light, Contemporary Art Center of Peoria, USA, curator: Heather Brammeier
2019
Creative Climate Awards, Human Impacts Institute, New York, USA
Ungrounded, ISCP, Brooklyn, USA, curator Alexandra Friedman
RUIN, RSOAA Gallery, Brooklyn, USA, curator: Alexandra Friedman
(Im)perfection, NURTUREart, Brooklyn, USA, curator: Simone Coutou/Project Curate
Recall: Recent Acquisitions and their New Context, Nickle Galleries/University of Calgary, Canada, curator Christine Sowiak
2018
Don't ever take a vacation with another artist who collects the same stuff you do, ISCP, Brooklyn, USA, curator: Kari Conte
Flux: Responding to Head and Neck Cancer, International Museum of Surgical Science, Chicago, USA; McMullen Gallery, Edmonton, Canada (2017); dc3 Art Projects, Edmonton, Canada (2017) (curator: Lianne McTavish
2017
Et Tu, Art Brute? Andrew Edlin Gallery, New York, USA
The Art of VR, with Galerie Sturm, Sotheby's, New York, USA
La Collection Boxotel, Galerie 175B, Montreal, Canada, curator: Lorraine Simms
real, surreal, hyperreal, Galerie Kremers, Berlin, Germany
2015
Disiplinler arasi/ Interdisciplinary, Galeri MiZ, Istanbul, Turkey
KATALYSATOR KUNST, Großer Saal des Staatsministeriums, Nuremberg, Germany
Future Station: The 2015 Biennial of Contemporary Art (curated by Kristy Trinier), The Art Gallery of Alberta, Canada
2014
Patchwork, Theatre Impermanent, Leipzig, Germany
Art Toronto, with dc3 Art Projects, Toronto, Canada
Locate: Works from the Permanent Collection, The Yukon Public Art Center, Whitehorse, Canada
Papier Art Fair, with dc3 Art Projects, Montreal, Canada
OK OK OK, Ateliers Jean Brillant, Montréal, Canada
Collision 10, Parisian Laundry, Montréal, Canada
2013
Elsewhere Retrospective, The Elsewhere Museum, Greensboro, USA
BRERART Contemporary Art Week, Milan, Italy (curated by Chiara Canali)
Play: Toys+Age=Art, dc3 Art Projects, Edmonton, Canada
New Acquisitions, The Burnaby Art Gallery, Canada
Ultramoderne, Galerie Art Mur, Montreal, Canada
2012
Thoughts About Death, Äkkigalleria, Jyväskylä, Finland, curator: Anna Ruth
La Vie Fantastique, touring 25 Alberta communities 2012-2015, Alberta Foundation for the Arts TREX Traveling Exhibition Program, Canada, curator: Shane Goldby
The Gaze of History: Portraits from the Collection, The Burnaby Art Gallery, Canada
14, Stewart Hall Art Gallery, Pointe Claire, Canada
2011
After Life, The Art Gallery of Regina, Canada, curator: Jack Anderson
Primary Source, ODD Gallery/Klondike Institute of Art and Culture, Dawson City, Canada
2009
Art in Review, Cella Gallery, Los Angeles, USA
2008
Recent Paintings, with Kim Kimbro and Alison Dunn, Cella Gallery, Los Angeles, USA
Westward Ha!: Visual Wit and Fantasy in Western Canadian Art, Triangle Gallery for the Visual Arts, Calgary, Canada, curators: Nicholas Roukes and Rheinhard Skoracki
Re-identification, Centrum Beeldende Kunst, Utrecht, the Netherlands; Het Gebouw, Leidsche, Rijn, the Netherlands; World Art Delft, Rotterdam, the Netherlands; Galerie Werfkade 16, Het Stadhuis, Groningen, the Netherlands; Grafish Atelier Utrecht, the Netherlands; CBKU Gallery, Utrecht, the Netherlands; Celest Gallery/University of Kanagawa, Japan (2005); Gallery OM, Yokohama, Japan (2005) University of Kanagawa Art Gallery, Japan (2005); St. Paul Gallery, Maebashi, Japan (2005); J Trip Gallery, Tokyo, Japan (2005); Japanese Paper Museum Inomachi, Kochi,Japan (2005); Nagasaki Peace Museum, Japan (2005)
Gallery Artists, Cella Gallery, Los Angeles, USA
2007
Prints Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolitan Arts Museum Ueno, Japan (Catalogue)
2006
Thompson Rivers University Gallery, Kamloops, Canada
Canadian and European Exchange Exhibition, Galerie L’Imagier, Gatineau, Canada
New Directions in Printmaking, The Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby, Canada (Catalogue)
Strange Encounter, Centre D’Exposition L’Imagier, Gatineau, Canada
2005
Canadian Artists, City of Plodiv Art Gallery, Plodiv, Bulgaria. Traveling to: The Art Gallery of Dobrich, Dobrich, Bulgaria
2004
Davidson Galleries, Seattle, USA
2003
International Print and Drawing Exhibition, Silom Galleria/Silpakorn University, Bangkok, Thailand (Catalogue) Travelling to: Prince of Songkla University Gallery, Pattani, Thailand
2002
The 12th International Space Print Biennial, The Sungkok Art Museum, Seoul, Korea (Catalogue)
Canada Millenium Scholarship Finalist’s Exhibition, Belkin Satellite Gallery, Vancouver, Canada
2001
The State Files, State Gallery, Vancouver, Canada
Curatorial
2023 Care and Wear: Bodies Crafted for Harm and Healing, with Brendan Griebel, Esker Foundation, Calgary, Canada (Catalogue)
Education
2014 MFA in Sculpture and Ceramics, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada
2012 MFA International Exchange, University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, Finland
2004 BFA, Emily Carr University of Art and Design, Vancouver, Canada
Select Awards and Residencies
2025
Artist Residency, International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP), Brooklyn, USA (supported by the Canada Council for the Arts)
2024
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Project Grant
Canada Council for the Arts Research/Creation Grant
Project Grant, Calgary Arts Development, Canada
Artist Residency, Leitrim Sculpture Centre
2023
2022-2023 Recipient, The Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant, New York, USA
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Project Grant
Project Grant, Calgary Arts Development, Canada
Artist Grant and Residency, Yaddo, Saratoga Springs, NY, USA
50th Anniversary Micro-Grant for Visual Artists, Alberta Foundation for the Arts
2022
Artist Residency, AIR 3331, Tokyo, Japan
Micro-Residency, The Wassaic Project, Wassaic, USA
Artist Residency, Le Carmel de Pamiers, France
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Project Grant
Canada Council for the Arts Research/Creation Grant
2021
Artist Residency, College Art Galleries/University of Saskatchewan, Canada
2020
Artist Residency, Pioneer Works, Brooklyn, USA
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Project Grant
Canada Council for the Arts Research/Creation Grant
Canada Council "Digital Originals" Digital Accelerator Grant
2019
Ground floor NY Residency Program (2.5 years: 2017-2019), International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP), Brooklyn, USA
(supported by Yoko Ono, Alice and Lawrence Weiner, New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with
the City Council, New York City Council District 34, The Jacques and Natasha Gelman Foundation, Danna and Ed Ruscha, New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature)
Nominee, Rema Hort Mann Foundation Grant for Emerging New York Artists
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Project Grant
2018
Artist Residency, Medalta Ceramics Centre, Medicine Hat, Canada
Canada Council for the Arts Project Grant
Canada Council Travel Grant
Nominee, Rema Hort Mann Foundation Grant for Emerging New York Artists
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Project Grant
2017
The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant
Canada Council for the Arts Project Grant
Artist Residency, MASS MoCA Studios, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, USA
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Project Grant
2016
Artist Residency, Kunstnarhuset Messen, Alvik, Norway
Grant and Artist Residency, International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP), Brooklyn, USA (Supported by the Alberta
Foundation for the Arts
2015
Artist Residency, Halle 14 Center for Contemporary Art, Leipzig, Germany
Artist Residency, MiZ Istanbul, Turkey
The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Project Grant
2014
The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant
Artist Residency, Pilotenkuche, Leipzig, Germany
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Project Grant
2013
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Marketing Grant
Artist Residency, Elsewhere Museum, North Carolina, USA
Canada Council Travel Grant
2012
Leo Paul Ramsperger Award in Sculpture and Ceramics
Alberta Foundation for the Arts Graduate Scholarship
2010
Artist Residency, Ted Harrison Artist Retreat Society, Yukon, Canada
Artist Residency, Nes Center, Iceland
Canada Council Travel Grant
2009
Artist Residency, Banff Centre for the Arts, Canada
Artist Grant and Residency, The Vermont Studio Center, USA
2007
Artist Residency, Frans Masereel Centrum, Belgium
Canada Council for the Arts Project Grant
Artist Residency, Klondike Institute of Art and Culture, Yukon, Canada
Artist Residency, Atelier Imago, Moncton, Canada
2005
Artist Residency, Workshop OM, Shin-Yokohama, Japan
Canada Council Travel Grant
2004
Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation Visual Arts Grant
Canada Council Travel Grant
2003
Artist Residency, St. Michael's Printshop, St. John's, Canada
Canada Council Travel Grant
Collections
Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Canada
Art Gallery of Alberta, Canada
Art Gallery of Swift Current, Canada
Majudia Collection/ Arsenal Contemporary Art, Canada
Burnaby Art Gallery, Canada
Canada Council Art Bank
Le Carmel Pamiers, France
City of Ottawa Art Collection
Colart Contemporary Canadian Art Collection
Comox Valley Art Gallery, Canada
Equitable Bank Group, Canada
Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre, Canada
Frans Masereel Centrum, Belgium
Nickle Galleries, University of Calgary, Canada
Red Deer Museum & Art Gallery, Canada
Sakima Art Museum, Japan
Shaw Centre for Contemporary Ceramics, Canada
Silpakorn University, Thailand
Silvercorp Mining, Canada
Society for Contemporary Work on Paper, Canada
University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Volpert Foundation, New York, USA
Yukon Arts Centre Public Art Gallery, Canada
Selected Professional Experience
2022
Visiting Lecturer: Art Now Series, University of Lethbridge, Canada
2019
Co-Founder and Director, the Museum of Fear and Wonder, Bergen, Canada
Visiting Lecturer, the School of Visual Arts, New York, USA
2018
Visiting Critic, the School of Visual Arts, New York, USA
Visiting Lecturer and Critic, the Alberta University of the Arts, Canada
Visiting Lecturer, the University of Calgary, Canada
2017
Visiting Lecturer and Critic, the University of Alberta, Canada
2014
Visiting Lecturer, Dawson College, Montreal, Canada
Selected Publications and Catalogues
2023
Slemming, Ashley. “Jude Griebel: Land Eater.” Catalogue essay for Jude Griebel: Land Eater. Alberta Foundation for the Arts (Trex Traveling Exhibition Program), Canada.
Gonzalez, Sebastien. “Avant propos: Mondes brisés et en transformation”. Catalogue essay for Jude Griebel: Mondes brisés et en transformation. In Extenso Editions Arts & Culture, France, 2023
2021
McTavish, Lianne. “Voluntary Detours: Small-Town and Rural Museums in Alberta. McGill-Queen’s/Beaverbrook Canadian Foundation Studies in Art History, Canada
2020
Marion, Joanne. "A Prairie Dialogue". Catalogue essay for A Prairie Vernacular: Folk & Contemporary Art Narratives of Life On the Canadian Prairies. Moose Jaw and Medicine Hat: Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery and City of Medicine Hat/Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre.
2019
El Sheikh, Tammer. "Jude Griebel' Illuminated Collapse". Catalogue essay for Illuminated Collapse. Calgary: Nickle Galleries, University of Calgary.
2017
Kremers, Christine. "Der Surrealismus lebt- Neues aus den Ateliers für surrealstische Forschung." Catalogue essay for Real, Surreal, Hyperreal. Berlin: Galerie Kremers
2015
Jervis, Carolyn. “I love you more than all the plastic in the ocean”. Catalogue essay for Jude Griebel: Wasted. Nuremberg: Galerie Sturm.
Kennedy, Christopher. “The Brothers Griebel and the Yellow House”. Catalogue essay for Yellow House: Jude Griebel and Brendan Griebel. Edmonton: dc3 Art Projects.
2014
Cheung, Gabriel. “Scenes Recalled: Creative Storytelling in the Work of Jude Griebel”. Catalogue essay forShelf Life. Kingston: The Union Gallery, Queen’s University.
Fielding, Stephanie. “Searching the In Between”. Catalogue essay for Betwixt and Between: Jude Griebel and Dana Holst. Abbotsford: The Reach Gallery Museum Abbotsford.
2013
Werner, Anna-Lena. Catalogue essay for Jude Griebel: How You Were Made. Nuremberg: Galerie Sturm
2007
Wallace, Rory. “The Theatre of Identity”. Catalogue essay for Jude Griebel: A Cast of Shadows. Burnaby: The Burnaby Art Gallery
Martens, Darrin. “Setting the Stage for Jude Griebel”. Catalogue essay for Jude Griebel: A Cast of Shadows. Burnaby: The Burnaby Art Gallery
Selected Bibliography (Magazines, Web and Periodicals)
2024
Later, Paul. “These are the buzziest artists discovered at New York Art Week.” Galerie Magazine. September 10
"Three Show picks: We head to Calgary, Vancouver and New York." Galleries West. March 4
2023
Whitford, Adam. “Crafted bodies emerge from the Museum of Fear and Wonder.” Galleries West (online). September 29
Taylor, Kate. “Five must-see gallery and museum exhibits coming up this fall.” The Globe and Mail. September 13
Thomas, Eve. “The Museum of Fear and Wonder Explores the Art of the Body.” Nuvo Magazine. Autumn 2023, issue 98
Bancillon, David. “La Métaphysique des Débris.” PARCOURS DES ARTS—Sud et Espagne. April 1 No 74
2022
Klak, Megan. “The Mall: Kitsch and class collide in exhibition about the West Edmonton Mall.” Galleries West (online). February 27
Alania, Billy. “Your Concise New York Art Guide for October”. Hyperallergic. September 29, 2022
Jammet, Géraldine. Pamiers. Art et écologie : le célèbre sculpteur Jude Griebel en résidence au Carmel. La Depeche. July 2
Both, Michelle. "The beauty of bugs and biodiversity on display at Western's McIntosh Gallery". CBC News (online). May 22
Bunnell, Alexa. "The Distance Between: Two artists explore the emotional impact of ecological destruction". Galleries West (online). February 21
2021
Griwkowsky, Fish. “Jude Griebel’s Barn Skull helps open AGA’s doors this weekend.” The Edmonton Journal. June 17
Boklaschuk, Shannon. “Miniature worlds, big problems: Jude Griebel’s artworks address consumerism and environmental degradation”. University of Saskatchewan College of Arts and Sciences (online). May 28
Olson, Matt. “Creative Isolation: Jude Griebel brings New York Art to Saskatoon”. The Star Phoenix. June 3
MacPherson, Jera. “States of Collapse: We are living through dystopian times that once might have sounded like something from science fiction”. Galleries West. February 22
2019
Bishara, Hakim. “Reviews: An Elegant Swansong at Brooklyn’s NURTUREart”. Hyperallergic (online) June 28
Collins, Leah. “It's like something out of a storybook, and it's in Montreal: An artist's tour of the Redpath Museum” CBC Arts (online), April 24
2018
Gregory, Helen and Robertson, Kirsty. "No Small Matter: Micromuseums as Critical Institutions." RACAR Canadian Art Review, vol. 43 no. 2
Collins, Leah. "Miniatures that force you to look closely-really, really closely-at climate change". CBC Arts (online), October 18
Fischer, Marina. "Nickle Galleries takes us from fairy tales to world's end with new exhibitions." UToday, University of Calgary. October 16
Horner, Doug. “The House in the Field”. Calgary Herald/Swerve Magazine, July 6
2017
Thomas, Eve. “Haunted House”. Canadian Art Magazine, fall issue
Greaves, Alicia. “Jude Griebel: Crafting Ruin”. Art + Design Magazine, issue 15
Pratt, Anne. “Exhibition Review: Jude Griebel”. Magenta Magazine, spring/summer issue
Matejko, Agnieszka. “Jude Griebel: Crafting Ruin”. Galleries West Magazine, March 26
Griwkowsky, Fish. “Jude Griebel’s sculptures explode with our ruinous urges.” Edmonton Journal, March 11
Homes, Bob. “See me, Hear Me, Heal Me.” The Lancet Medical Journal, March, vol. 18, no. 3
Pennyfeather, Kevin. “Multifaceted artist Jude Griebel displays Crafting Ruin at dc3 Art Projects”. Vue Weekly, March 9
Pratt, Anne. “Canadian Artists Take on Cancer.” Canadian Art Magazine (online), February 8
Cummings, Madeleine. “Head and neck cancer exhibition unveils hidden experience.” The Edmonton Journal, January 5
2016
Lafleur, Tiffany. “Nature Triumphs Over Humanity”. The Concordian, March 29
2015
Böhm, Benita. “Junge Nürnberger Malerei – Galerist Johannes Sturm”. Gallery Talk Onlinemagazin fur zeitgenössischer Kunst, July 13
Sherlock, Diana. "FUTURE STATION: 2015 Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art". Galleries West Magazine, March 3
Griwkowsky, Fish. “ArtPic: Jude Griebel’s Feeder, 2014″. The Edmonton Journal, February 20
Jeffrey, Robin. “The Future of Art has Arrived: 2015 Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art”. The National Gallery of Canada Magazine (online), February 24
2014
Cooley, Alison. “Our Editors’ Preview Picks for Art Toronto”. Canadian Art (online), October 23
Kerr, Mark. “A Union Of Researcher and Artist” Queen’s Gazette, November 11.
Sandals, Leah. “2015 Alberta Biennial List Looks to Future”. Canadian Art (online), July 15.
Bishop-Stall, Reilly and Bussey, Natalie Zayne. “School's Out for Summer and the Kids Are OK: An MFA Thesis Exhibition”. Passenger Art (online), May 26, 2014
2009
Zoraster, Katherine. “Jude Griebel: Brand New Superstition and Rimi Yang: Hidden Message, at Cella Gallery”. THE Magazine for the Arts, Los Angeles, June
2008
Lepage, Chris. “Jude Griebel- In Review”. Canadian Art Magazine, Spring