Collaboration with Gillian Jason Gallery at Home House, London: Colette Lavette, Eleanor Johnson, Jenya Datsko, Lucienne O'Mara, Megan Baker and Milan Young
In every instance the gallery's priority is to hold space for artists who contribute to our era's correction towards a wider spectrum of expressions: "The art world can't remotely reflect the kind of equality society should be striving for until it includes artists of all colours and genders as equals rather than as additional considerations." Millie Jason Foster, Gallery Director
Gillian Jason Gallery works with female-identifying artists from across the generations to present engaging exhibitions about the most resonant ideas of our time. A combination of attuned cultural consciousness, people-first relationships, and a 40-year history of exhibiting work by pioneering artists, makes GJG a go-to reference point for those looking to support and collect art from beyond the white male canon that addresses today’s critical shifts.
The development of the gallery runs parallel with that of modern feminism, a correlation that’s never far from curatorial considerations at GJG. As contemporary feminism progresses with increasingly inclusive awareness, the team continues to explore and evolve its own conceptions around what is most salient in art by women.
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Colette Lavette, St Pierre Serenade, 2023 -
Eleanor Johnson, Colour Study (After Annibale Carracci, 2023
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Lucienne O'Mara, 2.9.2023, 2023
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Megan Baker, The Place Where Light Turns Green to Gold, 2024
