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Solo Exhibition, Kujira Space, Fujisawa, Japan July 2010
The site-specific installation, "Natura Naturata" rejuvenates our connection to the earth by displaying a variety of soil pigments on the gallery wall. This installation and works on paper were created with natural soils collected from sites the artist has a strong connection to, including three samples from the Shonan area surrounding the gallery. Also a playful video work titled, "Mikan Story" was on display. |
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| Lunar Reflections |
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Solo Exhibition, Gallery K, Tokyo, June 2010
Starting in 2000 Jack attempted to write words and characters with the light of the moon. Playing with its natural light he found a mysterious connection with the universe. The works developed into this full-scale installation of Video, LED Photographs, and Film Negatives in 2010. |
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| Tales of Seven Herbs |
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Group Exhibition, Kiryu Saien 15, Gunma, Japan 2009
Is art practice a process of making or remaking things in the world? These photographic works are based otn stories of the townspeople in the old silk manufacturing town of Kiryu. This innovative exhibition reminds us of the connection between our lives and the land we live on, reclaiming the spirit of place. |
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| Memory/Circumstance |
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Group Exhibition, "Moss Experiment,” Jiangxi Normal University Art Gallery, China, 2009
Where does the environment begin and where does civilization end? Are industrial sites part of our ecosystem? This work emerges from the interstices of urban and wild environs, indicative of the society we (no space here) live in. |
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| Meditations |
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Solo Exhibition, Centerspace Gallery, Portland, OR 2007
“Is there such a things as a ‘natural history of colours’ and to what degree is it analogous to a natural history of plants? |
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| Natura Naturans |
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Solo Exhibition, Portland Art Center, 2005
An ephemeral installation by James Jack. Utilizing natural materials from our environment, Jack draws circles. |
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| Geocirculus |
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Group Exhibition, Art & Ecology in the 5th Quadrant, 2007
This installation emerges from the interstices of nature and culture, expressing the reality of liminal spaces we inhabit. |
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