Winter Solstice (45 Birds Found Dead in Staten Island; City Claims No Health Risk), 2010
Site-specific gallery installation, with Royal Arboretum (Kristen Jasionowski & Lee Clarke) performing with Mike Lorenz, December 4, 2010.
Egg tempera, walnut dye, screenprint, sewing on handmade corn husk, denim, & recycled fiber paper
From The Space Between Breaths Exhibition, 2010
R.A.T. Gallery, Gardenville, PA
Winter Solstice (45 Birds Found Dead in Staten Island; City Claims No Health Risk), 2010
Site-specific gallery installation, street view
Egg tempera, walnut dye, screenprint, sewing on handmade corn husk, denim, & recycled fiber paper
From The Space Between Breaths Exhibition, 2010
R.A.T. Gallery, Gardenville, PA
Crafting Post Variation, 2010
Screenprint, gouache, typewriting, sewing on handmade paper
Silent Summer (Finger Lakes Variation), 2010
Lithography, graphite, colored pencil, watercolor, collage
To Be Removed, 2010
Ink, collage, and screenprint on salvaged paper
Included in Late Summer, 2010 edition of Hearty Greetings
Orange EP, 2010
Album artwork and layout design for The Doug Hawk Proposition.
Acrylic and pigment on handmade denim paper with digital text
The Official Territorial Claims of Antarctica, 2010
Ink and graphite on handmade cotton paper
The Lines Electric, 2008
Screenprint on salvaged paper
Rosendale Theater, 2008
Screenprint on salvaged paper
Instrument for Measuring Space, 2009
Ink and graphite on handmade denim paper
From the Nature vs. Nurture exhibition, 2009
Women’s Studio Workshop Gallery, Rosendale, NY
Instrument for Measuring Time, 2009
Screenprint on handmade paper with map pins and thread
From the Nature vs. Nurture exhibition, 2009
Women’s Studio Workshop Gallery, Rosendale, NY
Instrument for Measuring Time (Detail), 2009
Screenprint on handmade paper with map pins and thread
From the Nature vs. Nurture exhibition, 2009
Women’s Studio Workshop Gallery, Rosendale, NY
The Property Line Paintings, 2010
acrylic, ink, colored pencil on salvaged wood
Installation view from Goods East Gallery, Austin, TX
Lower Lake, 2010
Acrylic, ink, colored pencil on salvaged wood
Kristen Jasionowski
Born 1986, Abington, Pennsylvania
Kristen Jasionowski's artistic practice runs parallel with her life as a farming homesteader, influencing her investigation of land & water use, humanity's lost knowledge, and history of place. Her work combines printmaking, sewing, and text with such natural materials as handmade paper and salvaged wood.
Jasionowski's art focuses on ideas of mapping and environment, the history of a location often affecting the work made there. Her study of waterways offers clues to the artist's personal past, as well as their historical relationship with societal settlement, communication, and transport.
Kristen Jasionowski
Lunaria Farm
334 Center Hill Road
Upper Black Eddy, PA 18972
kristenjas (at) gmail.com
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