Jessica Jackson Hutchins’ London Debut
Jessica Jackson Hutchins with 2010 "Untitled" at London's Timothy Taylor on Oct. 13, 2010
Jessica Jackson Hutchin’s newest work was showcased at London’s swank Timothy Taylor Gallery Tuesday night.
The show titled Champions, which remains on view until Nov. 6 showcases Hutchins potent sculpture and wall pieces. A star of the 2010 Whitney Biennial, Hutchins employs ceramic with cheap, found materials, resulting in raw, demanding objects.
Hutchins' points towards her Michelangelo creation of Adam reference in the 2010 "Untitled" using the form of a piano, with a blue denim-like surface, with a newspaper border. © Photo: Lindsay Pollock
Detail of Hutchins' "Untitled" with a broken shard-like ceramic attached by twine and a fragment of Michelangelo's creation of Adam of Sistine Chapel fame
Jessica Jackson Hutchins' 2010 "S.M.," chicken wire, plaster and textile. © Photo: Lindsay Pollock
Detail ceramic element on Hutchins' "Wedding Present" 2010. © Photo: Lindsay Pollock
New York dealer Laurel Gitlen of Small A Projects with Hutchins' ceramic "Champions," evoking the chunky modernist forms of Elie Nadelman. © Photo: Lindsay Pollock
Opening crowd ponders Hutchins' ceramic "Fumble" 2010. © Photo: Lindsay Pollock
Hutchins paper pulp and collage pieces. © Photo: Lindsay Pollock
Hutchins' "Punctuation Cup" 2010, paper pulp, found object and spraypaint. © Photo: Lindsay Pollock
Hutchins in conversation with Brooklyn collectors Phyllis and Edward Kwalwasser
