Rhona Jack

Works

Metre 05, 2017$ 650.00 Sold

Overview

Rhona Jack (b. 1993, Scotland) is a multi-disciplinary artist interested in blurring the lines between art, craft and design. Often combining sculpture and fiber art, she is enamored by the handmade and meditative processes of repetitive craft. Her printmaking process is a means to explore these ideas and develop patterns with color combinations. For instance, the artist’s 2017 Metre series was inspired by sketches of empty industrial buildings around the artist’s studio in Dundee.

Jack holds a BA in fine art from the University of Dundee. Her work has been exhibited in England, Canada, the United States and Scotland. In addition to her studio practice, she holds workshops and participatory projects with adults and children to teach textile techniques and encourage the reuse of scrap materials. Jack continues to live and work in Dundee, Scotland.

Exhibitions

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A Textile-inspired Print Show 25 Jun - 2 Oct 2021
Textiles are as complex as they are quotidian. We interface with fiber constantly (it’s enveloping you right now) but seldom investigate our longstanding bond with material. Within their threaded DNA, all textiles carry rich information passed down through art and craft lineages. The practice of weaving was invented as early...
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Top Picks | Women's History Month
March 5, 2021
'If you ask someone walking past you on the street or even in an art gallery to name five male artists, the response will be swift. If you ask the same person to name five female artists, the answer will most likely come after some thought,' says Print Curator Kylee Aragon Wallis in her 2020 statement for Women in Print . That timely exhibition, organized the same year that the Baltimore Museum of Art vowed to only purchase works by women for their permanent collection in an effort to rectify...
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