Gregory Jacobsen
The work of artist Gregory Jacobsen. The work of artist Gregory Jacobsen. Painting. Effusive Supreme; The Day's Bounty; Glamour Cats; Balm of Body, Spice of Flesh; Glistening Vivid …
CV — Gregory Jacobsen
Gregory Jacobsen b. 1976 NJ, current: Chicago. 1998 BFA School of the Art Institute of Chicago. SOLO EXHIBITIONS. 2022 Glamour Cats • La Luz de Jesus, Los Angeles 2021 Effusive …
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Gregory Jacobsen is a painter based in Chicago, Il. His work has been exhibited across the US and Europe in spaces such as Long Beach Museum of Art, Wright Exhibition Space, Casino …
Gregory Jacobsen-Glamour Cats - La Luz de Jesus Gallery
Gregory Jacobsen’s Glamour Cats is a painting series that reveals cats’ fantastical, ridiculous, stately, and sometimes scary side. Inspired by 1980s Glamour Shots and yearbook photos, …
Gregory Jacobsen’s Repulsive, Vibrant Narratives
2018年1月30日 · Gregory Jacobsen’s unsettling, vivid oil paintings offer portraits, scenes, and bizarre explorations of the most unflattering aspects of our anatomy. The Chicago-based artist …
Gregory Jacobsen | Art Week
2021年9月10日 · Gregory Jacobsen . view. Artist: Cathie Bleck. Zg Gallery. Zg Gallery 20th Anniversay: 20x20 group show. 07/08/2022 to 08/27/2022. Chicago. Zg Gallery. view. Artist: …
Portrait of the Artist: Gregory Jacobsen - Newcity Art
2010年1月11日 · But Jacobsen’s current show features a twist, with a detour into portraiture. The portrait of “Catherine,” and a self-portrait titled “Wet,” contain no mashed fruit nor bleeding …
Gregory Jacobsen - Escape Into Life
The paintings are from Jacobsen’s botanical heaps series: “still life bouquets composed of such disparate elements as meat and muscle tissue, wigs, secreting organs, petits-fours, flora, …