Jeffrey Gibson Exhibitions: Between Reason and Imagination , January 23 - March 1, 2025; Contaminated Landscape , June 16 - August 12, 2022; Jeffrey Gibson, October 25 - December 13, 2015; Gray Would Be the Color, If I Had a Heart , June 21 - July 31, 2015; Xigue –...
Welcome to our playlist dedicated to the House’s celebrated ‘Dior Lady Art’ project perpetuating the deep, lasting ties that Dior has cultivated with the art...
The Cherokee/Choctaw artist explores the contemporary possibilities of Indigenous art at Denver Art Museum
With massive garments and technicolor paintings, artist Jeffrey Gibson is here to inspire.
Jeffrey Gibson: Like a Hammer—the first major museum exhibition of the artist’s work—chronicles a pivotal moment in Gibson’s career when his contemporary artistic practice converged with his Native American heritage. About 57 objects created from 2011 to the present are featured including wall hangings, beaded punching bags, painted works on rawhide and canvas, and video.
Jeffrey Gibson’s multimedia practice synthesizes the cultural and artistic traditions of his Cherokee and Choctaw heritage with the visual languages of Modernism and themes from contemporary popular and queer culture. His work is a vibrant call for queer and Indigenous empowerment, envisioning a celebration of strength and joy within these communities.
The exhibition includes abstract geometric paintings on rawhide and canvas, beaded punching bags, sculptures, wall hangings, and video.
Current Exhibitions taking place at Hamilton College's Wellin Museum of Art
Impact Through Art & Culture
Jeffrey Gibson on Instagram: "YOU’RE ONE OF MY KIND 2023"
With newly produced multimedia sculptures, mixed-media paintings, site-specific murals, a multichannel video installation, and an extensive exterior installation, the space in which to place me transforms the U.S. Pavilion into an embodiment of Gibson’s radically inclusive vision for the future: a space in which Indigenous art and a broad spectrum of cultural expressions and identities are central to the American experience.
Combining his Native-American roots with contemporary art invention, Jeffrey Gibson is smashing the rules for identity politics in “Like a Hammer” at the Denver Art Museum.
Please note, that this exhibition takes place in Venice, Italy. Visit the official website. Overview The Portland Art Museum and SITE Santa Fe, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of […]
Half Choctaw and half Cherokee, Jeffrey Gibson was raised in the US, Germany and South Korea. Pulling inspiration from powwow dancers of Native American,
Jeffrey Gibson is the first Indigenous artist to represent the U.S. with a solo exhibition at the Venice Biennale.
On the first day of Indigenous People’s Month Google honored the late We:wa, a Zuni Pueblo artist, spiritual leader, and diplomat.
Brightly colored and statuesque, PEOPLE LIKE US, the ornate sculpture by artist Jeffrey Gibson, commands our attention—it is thought-provoking, welcoming, meticulous, and theatrical. It recalls the state of Maine’s Indigenous people and their rich histories, and represents the growing diversity of the PMA’s contemporary art collection.
Jeffrey Gibson at the Seattle Art Museum talked about where he got some of his Everlast bags for his artwork and his recent exhibiton.
The Amsterdam-based duo find antique treasures from across the ages and meticulously bring them back to life with a fresh artistic spin.
#thomasgibson #criminalminds
