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DARLA JACKSON | @Darlajacksonsculpture | Darlajacksonsculpture@Gmail.Com DARLA JACKSON www.darlajacksonsculpture.com | @darlajacksonsculpture | [email protected] SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS Enter the 36 Chambers, Antler Gallery, Portland, OR 2021 Guarantee of nothing…, Antler Gallery, Portland, OR 2020 I imagine losing you all the time, Arch Enemy Arts, Philadelphia, PA 2019 Blinders, Moore College of Art, Philadelphia, PA 2019 Little Wars…, ArtBox, Philadelphia, PA 2018 …a slow death…, Paradigm Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2017 Null and Void…, University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA 2015 Wind Challenge 2015, Fleisher Art Memorial, Philadelphia, PA 2015 Brace for Impact, Philadelphia Sculpture Gym, Philadelphia, PA 2014 All’s Fair, The Crane Arts Building, Philadelphia, PA 2013 Surprise Party, Ocean City Arts Center, Ocean City, NJ 2011 While you were out…, Philadelphia Art Alliance, Philadelphia, PA 2010 A Miniature Ocean, Mew Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2009 Waiting…, Community Arts Center, Wallingford, PA 2008 SELECTED MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS Land of Enchantment, Norman Rockwell Museum, Stockbridge, MA 2021 Installation, Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, PA 2021 Mine Moonlight Group Exhibition, Museum of American Glass, Millville, NJ 2016 TWO PERSON EXHIBITIONS What Is Left Behind, Kismet, Philadelphia, PA 2018 4th Wall Arts, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA 2011 Darla Jackson vs. Anne Canfield, Bebe Benoliel Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2009 The Other Woman, Kelly & Weber Fine Art, Philadelphia, PA 2007 In A Dream, The Galleries at Moore, Philadelphia, PA 2006 SELECTED THREE AND FOUR PERSON EXHIBITIONS Collectively Speaking: Then and Now, The Galleries at Moore, Phila, PA 2010 Stripped to the Teeth, The Toothless Cat Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2010 Playmate, James Oliver Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2010 Petit Fours, Arcadia Boutique, Philadelphia, PA 2009 The Other Woman Collective, Urban Outfitters, Philadelphia, PA 2008 Debutante Set, Mew Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2007 SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS Inliquid Benefit, Crane Building, Philadelphia, PA (also ’11-’20) 2021 9 Year Anniversary Exhibition, Arch Enemy Arts, Philadelphia, PA (also ‘18-20) 2021 Birds for Sofia, Sugarlift Gallery, New York, NY 2020 Luxe Paws, Copro Gallery, Santa Monica, CA 2020 Small Wonders, Arch Enemy Arts, Philadelphia, PA (also ‘14, ’17-’19) 2020 10 Year Anniversary Exhibition, Paradigm Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2020 Assemblage, Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, Philadelphia, PA 2020 Special Delivery, Beekman 1802, Sharon Springs, NY 2020 No Cure for Mourning, Stockton University Art Gallery, Pomona, NJ 2019 The Fire Thief, Delaware Contemporary, Wilmington, DE 2019 The Emotional Animal, The Clay Art Center, Port Chester, NY 2019 The Chalkboard Chronicles, The Art Yard, Frenchtown, NJ 2019 Locals Only, Arch Enemy Arts, Philadelphia, PA 2019 Remembered, Paradigm Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2018 Imagined, Antler Gallery, Portland, OR 2018 85th Annual Awards Exhibition, Brookgreen Gardens, Murrels Inlet, SC 2018 Summer Exhibition, Arch Enemy Arts, Philadelphia, PA 2018 Faculty Exhibition, Fleisher Art Memorial, Phila, PA (also ’06-’07, ’09-’17) 2018 As Above, So Below II, Arch Enemy Arts, Philadelphia, PA 2018 6 Year Anniversary Exhibition, Arch Enemy Arts, Philadelphia, PA 2018 Collective Action, Philadelphia, PA 2017 All that Remains, Stranger Factory, Albuquerque, NM 2016 Beauty Mark, Crawford Campus Center Gallery, Newtown Square, PA 2016 Methods of Collection, Esther Klein Gallery, Philadelphia PA 2016 Realist, Ann Street Gallery, Newburgh NY 2015 Inliquid Group Exhibition, Commerce Square, Philadelphia, PA 2015 Un/Natural, University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA 2014 Animals, LBI Foundation of Arts and Sciences, Loveladies, NJ 2014 A Precious Few, Parlor Gallery, Asbury Park, NJ 2014 Eons Beyond the Rib, Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2014 Winter Exhibition, Jeffrey Meier Gallery, Lambertville, NJ 2013 Small Works, Philadelphia Sculpture Gym, Philadelphia, PA 2013 Dialogues and Correspondence, Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2013 Out of Bounds, Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, Phila, PA 2012 Wild at Heart, Thinkspace Gallery, Culver City, CA 2012 Freak Antique; Contemporary Art Curios, DCCA, Wilmington, DE 2012 Characteristically Etsy, Bold Room, Berlin 2012 I Am Not Animal, UD@Crane, Philadelphia, PA 2012 Picks of the Harvest 2012, Thinkspace Gallery, Culver City, CA 2012 Spirit Board, Loved to Death, San Francisco, CA 2011 Autumn Spell, Gallery 309, Philadelphia, PA 2011 Animal Show, Pterodactyl Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA (also 2010) 2011 CFEVA 9th Annual Benefit, Center for Architecture, Philadelphia, PA 2011 Anatomy Now, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA 2011 Faculty Exhibition, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA 2010 Stephen Starr Pop Up Restaurant curated by Eileen Tognini, Philadelphia, PA 2010 On the Rise, The Gallery at City Hall, Philadelphia, PA 2010 It’s who you know, Projects Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2010 Stuffed, Wagner Free Institute of Science , Philadelphia, PA 2010 Artist Interventions, Moore College of Art, Philadelphia, PA 2010 Opening Exhibition, The Graphic Art Room, Tremelo, Belgium 2009 POST Exhibition during the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, Philadelphia, PA 2009 inSitu:628, Exhibition curated by Eileen Tognini, Philadelphia, PA 2009 My Dog Speaks, Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2009 Contemporary Voices, Woodmere Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA 2009 White Hot, Bahdeebahdu, Philadelphia, PA 2008 Perspectives, The Icebox, Crane Arts Building, Philadelphia, PA 2008 Footsteps, Moore College of Art / The Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, PA 2008 POST Group Exhibition, curated by Eileen Tognini, Philadelphia,PA (also ‘07) 2008 DogHaus, SPCA Fundraiser Exhibition, Edgcumbe House, Chestnut Hill, PA 2008 Far Away from the Beginning, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA 2008 Old School, Uppercase Gallery, Alberta, Canada 2008 Take Issue, Washington Square, Washington, D.C. 2008 Philadelphia Selections, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Pittsburgh, PA 2008 Natural Selection, Maryland Art Place, Baltimore, MD 2008 Relics, Myths and Yarn, Schuylkill Center, Philadelphia, PA 2008 Sculpture: New Work/New Artists, Riverbank Arts, Stockton, NJ 2007 Icebox: 23 Degrees, Crane Arts Building, Philadelphia, PA 2007 En Masse, Center for Emerging Visual Artists, Philadelphia, PA 2007 Seeing Double, Afif Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2006 For the Birds/ Show Us What You’re Hiding, Studio C, Philadelphia, PA 2005 Seeing Red, Studio C, Philadelphia, PA 2005 One Year Anniversary Exhibition, Qbix Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2005 Extinct/Extant, Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, Phila, PA 2004 Open-Ended Affair, Washington Square, Washington, D.C. 2004 The Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, PA 2003 SELECTED PRESS/REVIEWS Dead Birds and The Art of Darla Jackson, Being an Artist with Tom Judd 2021 Art Makes People Blog, Darla Jackson’s Beautiful Dead Birds (February 7th) 2021 Root Quarterly, The Animals: Vol 1, Issue 1, ART//Inside the mind of Darla Jackson by Sarah Rose Etter 2019 Voloshin Woman: Darla Jackson, Voloshin Blog (August 29, 2019) 2019 Billy Penn, Long live print? Two new arts and culture mags hit Philly this year (June 15, 2019) 2019 Greenwich Time, Clay Art Center exhibit explores animals as metaphor for human nature (July 12, 2019) 2019 Beautiful Bizarre, Top 100 Sculptors of 2018 on Instagram (Dec 10, 2018) 2018 Moore College of Art, Alumni Darla Jackson’s Public Art Installation (October 25, 2018) 2018 Beautiful Bizarre, Darla Jackson: Sculpting Reflections of Human Emotion (Sept 25, 2018) 2018 Mainline Media News, Original artwork prominent in the ambience at King of Prussia’s Founding Farmers (February 19, 2018) 2018 Technically Philly, Knight Arts: Sculpture Gym awarded $25k to expand Workshops (May 13, 2014) 2014 Knight Arts Blog, Seraphin’s mix of representation, symbolism and styles (December 9) 2013 Moore Magazine (Fall 2013) 2013 American Craft Magazine, Grand and Mysterious (June/July 2012) 2012 Grid Magazine, Open Shop (June 2012) 2012 Hi-Fructose Blog, The Art of Darla Jackson (October 20, 2011) 2011 Flying Kite Media, How to make it in Philly as a Sculptor (September 27) 2011 WHYY, Knight Foundation grants draw artists of every stripe (Jan 20) 2011 Daily News, 63 Artists in the running for arts funding (Jan 20, 2011) 2011 Artinbars.com, Ask an Artist: Darla Jackson, (September 9, 2010) 2010 The Philadelphia Inquirer, Debut of New Gallery at City Hall (June 17) 2010 Philadelphia City Paper, Arts Picks: A Miniature Ocean (June 25), p.24 2009 Philadelphia Weekly, A Miniature Ocean (June 24, 2009), p. 20 2009 Inquirer, Galleries: Peering into the darker side of the animal world (May 31) 2009 Philadelphia City Paper, Last Chance: Catch it or Regret it (June 2, 2009) 2009 ICAphila.org, ICA Curatorial Hot Picks: My Dog Speaks (May 2009) 2009 Philadelphia Weekly, Animal Collective (May 19, 2009) 2009 Theartblog.org, My Dog Speaks at Seraphin Gallery (May 20, 2009) 2009 Moore News, Alumnae Notes (Spring 2009), pp. 32-33 2009 Uppercase Magazine, Issue 1, Dark Surprise (April 2009) 2009 Philadelphia Sculptors Newsletter, PS Member on View (Spring 2009)p. 7 2009 DoN ArT NeWs, Darla Jackson vs. Anne Canfield (January 31, 2009) 2009 ReadyMade. Novel Ideas (December 2008/January 2009) p. 18 2008 The Philadelphia Inquirer, Arts & Entertainment (December 14, 2008) 2008 The Philadelphia Inquirer, New Salons: Home is where the art is (Oct 17) 2008 Philadelphia City Paper, POST (October 9-16, 2008) 2008 Art Matters, POST:
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