Jessica Stockholder

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Jessica Stockholder, "Untitled," 2012, copper flashing, hardware, yarn, oil paint, red plastic balls, wire and hinge, 12” x 16” x 11”.

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Jessica Stockholder, "Untitled," 2011, leather, wooden fan blades, hardware, wire mesh, plastic parts, oil and acrylic paint, 17” x 23” x 7.5”.

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Jessica Stockholder, "Untitled," 2010, plastic parts, vinyl fabric, rubber balls, nails, metal part, Lexel caulking, pink and orange tape, ribbon and string, 22” x 19” x 9”.

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An influential figure in contemporary art, Jessica Stockholder crosses the boundaries between painting and sculpture. She uses everything from furniture and stuffed animals to car parts and fruit to create playful and imaginative sculptural installations that engage issues such as consumerism and identity politics. Stockholder grew up in Vancouver and earned an MFA at Yale University. She now teaches at the University of Chicago.

To Feb. 1, 2014 at Barbara Edwards Contemporary in Calgary.