New Worlds, 2022. Stoneware. 3310 x 100 x 50mm. Image by Claire Mossong
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Knock Knock, 2022. Stoneware. 605 x 415 x 370mm. Image by Claire Mossong
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Forever Love, 2022. Stoneware. 1185 x 620mm. Image by Claire Mossong
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We are pleased to present a solo exhibition by Jaime Jenkins at the Aotearoa Art Fair 2022. Located at The Cloud, on the Waterfront in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland and running Wednesday 16 – Sunday 20 November.
This new body of work sees Jaime continuing her investigations into functionality and fragility, weight and weightlessness, the organic and the handmade. Jaime says she often finds herself with a desire to shift from one of these modes into another: after making a heavy, floor-based work she might carry on to a light, suspended form. It’s in the space between that this group of work finds its balance.
These are works made to be lived with. They bring the outside in — drawing from the time Jaime spends in nature, exploring the various shifts and moods of the landscapes which surround her. The resulting ceramic sculptures are uniquely her own, defined by a particular way of looking at and feeling through things. Jaime has said before that she’s “always trying to go somewhere beautiful”; these works take us there.
A printed catalogue, and piece of writing by Hanahiva Rose accompany the exhibition.
A digital catalogue of works will be sent to our full mailing list on Wednesday afternoon the 16th of November. We will not be doing any pre-sales before the Fair opens for the VIP event at 11am on this day.
For more information on the Aotearoa Art Fair and to buy tickets, visit artfair.co.nz
We are pleased to present a solo exhibition by Jaime Jenkins at the Aotearoa Art Fair 2022. Located at The Cloud, on the Waterfront in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland and running Wednesday 16 – Sunday 20 November.
This new body of work sees Jaime continuing her investigations into functionality and fragility, weight and weightlessness, the organic and the handmade. Jaime says she often finds herself with a desire to shift from one of these modes into another: after making a heavy, floor-based work she might carry on to a light, suspended form. It’s in the space between that this group of work finds its balance.
These are works made to be lived with. They bring the outside in — drawing from the time Jaime spends in nature, exploring the various shifts and moods of the landscapes which surround her. The resulting ceramic sculptures are uniquely her own, defined by a particular way of looking at and feeling through things. Jaime has said before that she’s “always trying to go somewhere beautiful”; these works take us there.
A printed catalogue, and piece of writing by Hanahiva Rose accompany the exhibition.
A digital catalogue of works will be sent to our full mailing list on Wednesday afternoon the 16th of November. We will not be doing any pre-sales before the Fair opens for the VIP event at 11am on this day.
For more information on the Aotearoa Art Fair and to buy tickets, visit artfair.co.nz
