#patrickjackson

[3standardstoppage]

It's about the order of things, about their being in space - and in a space. It is about the relation of what is already made to what still needs to be made - or not. Prop Shop, by Patrick Jackson @pjackson600 , published by @visiblepublications Softcover, 84 pages, color and black and white, two color hand screened covers, sewn binding. 10.25 X 7.75. Campbell Hall Art Gallery. Edition of 150, 2020 #3ssbookselect #propshop #patrickjackson #visiblepublications #3ssstudios #3standardstoppage (at 3Standardstoppage) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIbna7Tlm-o/?igshid=jn4lv9p2h6be

[samafishal]

What can I say about the man to my left that hasn't been said already? He was the person who encouraged me and pushed me to strive to do what I love. He supported me through everything, music and non-music related. He was not one of the best teachers I ever had. He was THE best teacher I ever had. Mr. Jackson, you are absolutely incredible, and I cherish every moment we spent together. I loved having you as a teacher, and I always looked forward to 2nd hour Orchestra back in high school. Happy Retirement, Mr. J! You're the best, and you deserve it! Congratulations!! #retirement #khssymphonic #orchestra #patrickjackson

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FEATURED ARTIST: Patrick Jackson, Mug, 2014. Ceramic. 12 x 9 x 8 inches, Courtesy the artist and Ghebaly Gallery, Los Angeles. 

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FEATURED ARTIST: Patrick Jackson, Black Statue, 2014. Resin, clothing, hair. 16 x 57 x 9 inches. Courtesy the artist and Ghebaly Gallery, Los Angeles.

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FEATURED ARTIST: Patrick Jackson

Patrick Jackson lives and works in Los Angeles, and studied at San Francisco Art Institute (BFA) and the University of Southern California (MFA).  On his work, he writes: “I’m thinking about the structure of the larger world and how it steers a body through physical and psychological space. The architecture and place where I exhibit is often a starting point; me, my family and subconscious fill the rest.” Jackson will open his third solo exhibition at Ghebaly Gallery, Los Angeles on June 10th. In May 2017, Jackson will have a solo exhibition at The Wattis Institute, San Francisco.  He has had solo exhibitions Nicole Klagsbrun, New York; Ghebaly Gallery, Los Angeles; and Galerie Vallois, Paris; and has participated in group exhibitions at Gavin Brown enterprise, New York; Richard Telles, Los Angeles; C L E A R I N G, New York; The Hammer Museum, Los Angeles; The Banff Center, Canada; CAPC Musée d’Art Contemporain, Bordeaux; and The Soap Factory, Minneapolis.

Patrick Jackson, Ear Mouth, 2016. Plasticine. 30 x 37 x 6 inches. Courtesy the artist and Ghebaly Gallery, Los Angeles

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[who-wore-it-better]

Nina Beier Shelving for Unlocked Matter and Open Problems  ::  Patrick Jackson Tchotchke Stacks