Jessica Dickinson
Bio
Jessica Dickinson’s practice is primarily situated in abstraction and encompasses painting, works on paper, graphite rubbings, artist books, and installations. Exploring shifting experiences of time, matter, perception, and consciousness, her work offers space for the labor and process of paying attention. Dickinson (b.1975) lives and works in Brooklyn, New York, and is represented by James Fuentes in New York and Altman Siegel in San Francisco. Numerous group exhibitions include American University Art Museum, Washington D.C.;, The Warehouse, Dallas; and Gladstone Gallery, Sikkema Jenkins, and The Kitchen, New York.
Jessica Dickinson’s practice is primarily situated in abstraction and encompasses painting, works on paper, graphite rubbings, artist books, and installations. Exploring shifting experiences of time, matter, perception, and consciousness, her work offers space for the labor and process of paying attention. Dickinson (b.1975) lives and works in Brooklyn, New York, and is represented by James Fuentes in New York and Altman Siegel in San Francisco. Numerous group exhibitions include American University Art Museum, Washington D.C.;, The Warehouse, Dallas; and Gladstone Gallery, Sikkema Jenkins, and The Kitchen, New York.
Jessica Dickinson
from 13 (what does it take / to always believe / to stand tall / to move forward / the long line / the margin’s detour / the strong winds / there is no telling / the future / is a question / there is / only now / and the resistance / of collapse), 2020
Colored pencil on paper with linen tape
11.8 x 16.4 inches (29.97 x 41.66 cm)
Exhibited in Walk the Walk 2020
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from 13 (what does it take / to always believe / to stand tall / to move forward / the long line / the margin’s detour / the strong winds / there is no telling / the future / is a question / there is / only now / and the resistance / of collapse), 2020
Colored pencil on paper with linen tape
11.8 x 16.4 inches (29.97 x 41.66 cm)
Exhibited in Walk the Walk 2020
Sold