"Her Sister", 2021, clay and acrylic paint, 9½ x 6in. • • • • • • #sculpture #fineart #brooklynartist #christopherjiles #blackartists #originalart #art #balloons (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CObhH8ylGVC/?igshid=y9x6351p0unp

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"Her Sister", 2021, clay and acrylic paint, 9½ x 6in. • • • • • • #sculpture #fineart #brooklynartist #christopherjiles #blackartists #originalart #art #balloons (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CObhH8ylGVC/?igshid=y9x6351p0unp
I received this sweet and joyful commission from the wonderful @colbyscreation . This piece of artwork is calming due to the color choices and the signature style of Colby's hand. Along with the artistic liberties taken to showcase a memory of @keishaprioleaumartin and I. Thank you so much for this Colby!! As well as the prints gifted to me that are not shown here. Can't wait to frame them and add them to my art wall. 9x9in., gouache and colored pencil Feel free to check out #colbyscreation for more work as well as commission your own ✨ https://www.instagram.com/p/CE493mhjXh2/?igshid=1gpujltg8zi56
"Peas", 2017, polyester fiberfill, acrylic paint, screenprinting ink, plastic hair combs, and metal-tooth hair pick; dimensions variable (at Visual Arts Building @ Purchase College) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDACf5HDQwv/?igshid=8x13tlb8vbcx
Pac Man
2017
Acrylic on canvas
8x14 in.
40 Combs and a Pick
2017
Performance by and starring Christopher Jiles, Jr.
For Sale
2017
Performance by and starring Christopher Jiles, Jr.
Standing figure, plastilina oil clay
Optimism
2016
8x8 in., acrylic on canvas
My friend, my roc, my amethyst... I love you! (Happy Birthday) 💜
12x12 in., acrylic on canvas
Commission Piece
2016, acrylic on canvas, 12x16 in.
(For the record, this is a cut version for length and reception purposes.)
What Would You Do? - The Dead Black Body & You
How often do you turn on the television or click on the radio or look at an article and see another person of color's life taken away through methods of police brutality? How often has their death received justice in the name of the law, even though the loss of a life can never be matched in value? How many of us can say that All Lives Matter but grow uncomfortable and/or upset when we want confirmation that the black ones matter as well? How many of us can remember the names of the innocent black lives slain instead of knowing them as "black kid that got shot" or "the lady that got killed?" How many of us can say that we can and will come to the aid of another when there is trouble? How many of us will look the other way or pretend like they didn't see anything? How many are comfortable with the realities they choose to live in and the ones they actually exist in? What would you do?
As an African American youth, does my life matter to you?
A performance piece by myself and filmed by my friend, the incomparable Matthew Walker. Guided by the great Rachel Owens.
(W H O) by Christopher Jiles Jr.
This is a performance piece created by myself and performed alongside great friends Qadir El and Matthew Walker. I can’t thank them enough for helping me in such a dire time. I rarely say this but comment & share. I’d really like to see what you all think about this!
Is he Goliath or just a boy?, 2016
Acrylic and oil on canvas, 28x28 in.
“Can I touch your hair?” ... “That’s so ghetto.” ... “What’s the difference between ‘Nigger’ and ‘Nigga’?” ... “You speak so well.” ... “Cute for a black boy.” ... “You have a mom AND a dad?”
No Room for Doubt
2016
Performance by and starring Christopher Jiles Jr.
Me with Liv Aanrud’s piece White Rose
From the Physical Painting group exhibition, shown in the Richard & Dolly Maas gallery at SUNY Purchase
2016
Matching Our Insides to Others Outsides
2016
Performance by and starring Christopher Jiles Jr.
Eeny, Meeny, Miney Moe, 2016
[in rotation]
Oil on plaster with chain