Sunday, July 14, 2013
Thursday, March 18, 2010
What have I been up to...
It has been a while since I have posted here; So I thought that I should list a few things that have been happening in case you wish to take a look;
JJMorgan and Co. has been opened and has an array of exciting projects that are up and running and on the way.
I have been making progress in and out of the studio as I gear up for my trip to France in September this year for the Air Vallauris Residency.
And I have just been selected to take part in the SCANZ 2011: Eco sapiens Residency
JJMorgan on the International Travellers Box website
Please feel free to check the links out above for more details
JJMorgan and Co. has been opened and has an array of exciting projects that are up and running and on the way.
I have been making progress in and out of the studio as I gear up for my trip to France in September this year for the Air Vallauris Residency.
And I have just been selected to take part in the SCANZ 2011: Eco sapiens Residency
JJMorgan on the International Travellers Box website
Please feel free to check the links out above for more details
Thursday, January 14, 2010
International Travellers Box makes its way to Govett Brewster Art Gallery and Sanderson Contemporary Art Gallery
(Click on post title above if you wish to check out the Travellers Box blog)
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
'International Travellers Box' joins current 'Studio' project
The Travellers Box Project has now arrived in New Zealand and I have luckily been selected to be the first New Zealand artist to work with it.
A little history about the box.
Originating in Denmark, the boxes have travelled to several countries over the past 5 years; including Germany, Sweden, Norway, the UK and USA, where a series of artists have taken part in various forms of the project.
One of the objectives of the project is to expand on this growing international network, via artists collaborating directly (having the box and making work with it), and via those artists connecting with others also involved in the project, both in their own and other countries.
You can check the link above for more info and keep an eye out as I take this box with me up north to collect my studio pieces.
A little history about the box.
Originating in Denmark, the boxes have travelled to several countries over the past 5 years; including Germany, Sweden, Norway, the UK and USA, where a series of artists have taken part in various forms of the project.
One of the objectives of the project is to expand on this growing international network, via artists collaborating directly (having the box and making work with it), and via those artists connecting with others also involved in the project, both in their own and other countries.
You can check the link above for more info and keep an eye out as I take this box with me up north to collect my studio pieces.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Exhibition now showing at the Govett Brewster Art Gallery
Justin Jade Morgan Small Hammer, 2B Faber-Castell Pencil 2009
Open Window - http://www.govettbrewster.com/Exhibitions/Previous/#
A highly visible ongoing exhibition programme for emerging New Zealand artists
Justin Jade Morgan
6 December 2009 – 9 January 2010
Justin Jade Morgan Small Hammer, 2B Faber-Castell Pencil 2009
Open Window - http://www.govettbrewster.com/Exhibitions/Previous/#
A highly visible ongoing exhibition programme for emerging New Zealand artists
Justin Jade Morgan
6 December 2009 – 9 January 2010
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
10th of December 09
Sanderson Contemporary Art Gallery - Auckland
New OuterEdge Project artist
Tonight meet OuterEdge Project artist Justin Jade Morgan and view his new installation, Studio, Thursday 10th December, 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Image above: Detail views of 'Studio' (courtesy of the artist).
Artist Statement – Justin Jade Morgan
My OuterEdge Project is about the tools used within my practice.
We often, as viewers or makers of an object, tend to address the presented piece and the processes that are driving the overall intent of the work.
But how often do we think about the tools that the artist/maker has used to construct?
By unpacking my current practice and diving further into my studio;
I intend to address and open up questions around the relationship between my tools, their function and their value.
New OuterEdge Project artist
Tonight meet OuterEdge Project artist Justin Jade Morgan and view his new installation, Studio, Thursday 10th December, 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Image above: Detail views of 'Studio' (courtesy of the artist).
Artist Statement – Justin Jade Morgan
My OuterEdge Project is about the tools used within my practice.
We often, as viewers or makers of an object, tend to address the presented piece and the processes that are driving the overall intent of the work.
But how often do we think about the tools that the artist/maker has used to construct?
By unpacking my current practice and diving further into my studio;
I intend to address and open up questions around the relationship between my tools, their function and their value.
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