“Jackson’s split heads in shiny pastel and metallic glazes contort animal forms into something demonic, fantastical, and yonic.”
Read the full Hyperallergic review of “Earth Oracles” at Mayten’s Project’s HERE. Pictured here: Indigo Kush 2016; Media: Ceramic, glaze, luster; 20 x 13 x 12 inches
Juxtapoz Magazine
“What Comes After: A Group Show @ The Wassaic Project, Wassaic, NY” by Sasha Bogojev
December 30, 2021
“Jackson’s creation, that was built from 800 lbs of raw clay, serves as a monument to the death of pop culture, drawing inspiration from the tradition of vanitas, still life painting, and momento mori, as well as the ongoing influences of the pandemic on our everyday lives.”
Raw Clay Pop Culture Vanitas 2021; See more views of this piece HERE & Read Juxtapoz review HERE
Playing the Blues: The History of Blue and White Ceramics, a virtual panel discussion on blue & white historical & contemporary ceramics.
Moderated by Artmuse’s Natasha Schlesinger and Dinner Gallery’s Cline Mo. Featuring artists Sin-ying Ho, Roxanne Jackson, Elif Uras and Jstn Clmn.
May 27, 2021
LINK (Start at 1:00)
METAL MAGAZINE
“Roxanne Jackson: The Vulnerable Beasts Tampering With Tradition”
by Vanessa Murrell
March 26, 2021
Slayer
Flecker Gallery (online exhibition)
SCCC Long Island, NY
Catalog by Paddy Johnson
October - November 2020
