Jacqueline
Moses Artwork |
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Statement |
Art is my mode of expression, the way I communicate my ideas and feelings to others. I am very conscious of my surroundings and know that each person experiences similar situations differently. I believe that anger and/or avoidance are often the way many try to deal with problematic situations. For society to evolve, we need a more honest approach. Calamities must be dealt with in a straightforward manner if improvement and healing are to take place. My paintings are an expression of my ideas regarding problems that concern me. Guns emerging from the terrain as cacti, or rock formations, are used to transform a tranquil landscape into one riddled with threatening debris, and this raises questions concerning the legacies that we are leaving for posterity. More recent paintings deal with integration and transitions. Landscapes are often altered and painted in bright colors. The intent is to give the observer a view of possible underling problems, but with the hope of expressing optimism and the need to adapt to the changes occurring worldwide. |
Collections | |
Galerija Likovnih; Gradec, Slovenia | Borg-Warner Corporation; Chicago, IL |
Galleria Arte Moderna; Ferrar, Italy | St. Mary's College; Winona, MN |
Tucson Musuem of Art; Tucson, AZ | Greyhound Exhibit Group |
Indianapolis Museum of Art; Indianapolis, IN | State Savings Bank of Columbus; Columbus, OH |
Rockford Art Museum; Rockford, IL | Sandoz Crop Protection; Des Plaines, IL |
Midwest Museum of Art; Elkhart, IN | Schiff, Hardin and Waite; Chicago, IL |
Chicago State University; Chicago, IL | Illinois State Museum; Springfield, IL |
College of Dupage; Glen Ellyn, IL | First National Bank of Chicago; Chicago, IL |
Kemper Group; Long Grove, IL | Household International; Prospect Heights, IL |
Carson, Pirie, Scott and Co.; Chicago, IL | West Publishing Corporation; Eagen,MN |
McDonald's Corporation; Oakbrook, IL |
Publications | |
2009 | "See it While You Can," Rockford Register Star, September |
"Francis and Jane Speizer Collection," Chicago Artist Coalition News, September | |
2004 | Article, Diversions, Pioneer Press, Ellen Pritsker, May |
1999 |
Article, Chronicle of Higher Education, Al Benson, February |
Highlighting Chicago Artists, Newsweek .com, February 28 | |
Diversions, Pioneer Press , J.J.Hanley & Myrna Petlicki, March 4 | |
Arts, TIMES (Munster, IN), Katherine Whipple, July 25 | |
Article, Chicago Sun-Times , Gary Wisby, August 7 | |
1998 | The Chicago Art Scene, Ivy Sundell, Crow Woods Publishing |
1997 | Benefits, Aution Against AIDS, Pioneer Press, December |
1996 | Article, Living with Art, Garrett Holz, Art News, October |
Calendar Feature, Reader, May | |
Calendar Feature, Mary Daniels, Chicago Tribune , May | |
Cover,Valerie Staats (editor), Sistersong (Women Across Cultures), Spring | |
Article, Art Center Makes 'Much Ado About Art', Pioneer Press, May | |
Review, Chicago Art Imported for WMU Exhibitions, Tom Chimielewski, Kalamazoo Gazette, September | |
Review, Jacqueline Moses' Paintings at WMU, Kalamazoo Gazette, November | |
1995 | Featured Artist, Hyphen Magazine |
1994 | Review, Jacqueline Moses at Kay Garvey Gallery, Michael Muster, The New Art Examiner, May |
1992 | Review, Artist Moses Explores a Surreal Desert, Kim Wagner, Chicago Sun-Times, April |
1991 | Review, Museum Showcases Regional Art, Jeanne Derbeck, South Bend Tribune, September |
1990 | Review, "Death", Michael Bonesteel, Pioneer Press, October |
Cover, Art Calendar , October | |
Review, Artists Smile in the Face of Grim Reaper, Ginny Holbert, Chicago Sun-Times , April | |
1989 | Review, Pictures of Death, Pat Welch, Quad City Times , August |
Review, Landscapes Grow on Earth, in Minds, Michael | |
Bonesteel, Pioneer Press , January | |
1986 | Review, Corporations Open Windows with Art Work, Graeme Browning, Chicago Sun-Times , July |
1985 | Review, Moses in the Desert, Michael Bonesteel, Pioneer Press Cover, St. Paul Downtowner, April |
1984 | Review, Their Art is Their Reward, Laura Chase, Life Newspaper , May |