Matthew Day Jackson - Pace Gallery
Matthew Day Jackson is a painter, sculptor, draftsperson, and photographer based in Brooklyn, New York. Through his multifarious practice, which includes collage, drawing, video, performance, and installation, Jackson engages with a wide range of subjects, from the historical and scientific to the futuristic and fantastical.
Matthew Day Jackson - Wikipedia
In one such work, titled Little Bouquet in Clay Jar (2018), the artist incorporates an aerial view of the Trinity test site, explaining that 'the job of the apocalypse or the reckoning is the job of a god or deity, but in the 20th century, it became a human possibility.' [1]
Matthew Day Jackson | GRIMM
Matthew Day Jackson’s diverse practice encompasses sculpture, painting, collage, photography, drawing, video, performance, furniture design, and installation art. The concept of connectivity is at the core of Jackson’s work.
Matthew Day Jackson - contemporary art space
Matthew Day Jackson (b.1974, United States) grimmgallery.com/artists/30-matthew-day-jackson. Featured in Fragments of Sphere. image: Matthew Day Jackson 2019 Painted bronze, steel, brass, wood, acrylic paint on epoxy, fiberglass
MATTHEW DAY JACKSON (B. 1974), Urknall | Christie's
scorched wood, painted wood, resin fragments, yarn, graphite, screws and glue on panel, in two parts 96 x 140 x 4 in. (243.8 x 355.6 x 10.2 cm.) Executed in 2009.
Matthew Day Jackson » Saatchi Gallery
Using found materials, Matthew Day Jackson’s sculptures appropriate the cultural symbolism of everyday objects to reassemble visions of American identity. Hanging from the ceiling as primitive mobile, Hung, Drawn and Quartered II is an abject effigy of a lynching.
Matthew Day Jackson | Artist | Zabludowicz Collection
Matthew Day Jackson (b 1974, Panorama City) works in sculpture, film, photography, painting, performance, and installation. Jackson has long explored the dialectics of historical narratives and dominant ideology.
Matthew Day Jackson | Designer | The Future Perfect
While the era was one of burgeoning scientific knowledge, Jackson signals the pitfalls of the ceaseless misuse and abuse of the natural world. This concern ties into the American environmental movement and issues of sustainability that have been explored in …
MATTHEW DAY JACKSON - Rubell Museum
MATTHEW DAY JACKSON Born in Panorama City, CA, 1974 Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY . Chariot (The Day After The End of Days), 2005-2006
An Interpretation: Matthew Day Jackson’s ‘The Tomb’
Mar 15, 2014 · Matthew Day Jackson’s work entitled, ‘The Tomb’, forms part of the ‘Uneasiness and Appropriation’ exhibition at the Gemeente Museum in Den Haag. This artwork immediately struck me as something worthy of analysis.
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