CURRICULUM VITAE
SOLO AND TWO PERSON EXHIBITIONS
2023 Candle Holders for the Underworld, Solo Exhibition, Andrew Rafacz Gallery, Chicago, IL
2022 Nature Is A Whore: A Comedy & A Tragedy, Solo Exhibition, The Hole, New York, NY
2021 Unholy Ghosts, Two Person Exhibition with Max Maslansky, JEFF, Marfa, TX
2021 Double Vision, Two Person Exhibition with Caroline Larsen, The Hole, New York, NY
2019 Karma, Two Person Exhibition with Oli Epp, Duve Berlin, Berlin, Germany
2018 Flamethrowers, Two Person Exhibition with Shannon Goff, Elijah Wheat Showroom, Brooklyn, NY
2017 Nocturnal Lights, Two Person Exhibition with Robin Kang, Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery, Brussels, Belgium (catalog)
2017 Mother, Two Person Exhibition with Julia Oldham, The Art Gym, Marylhurst University, Marylhurst, OR (catalog)
2016 Under The Sea, Solo Exhibition, Thomas Hunter Project Gallery, Hunter College, New York, NY
2016 Close Encounters, Two Person Exhibition with Chris Held, Beverly's, New York, NY
2014 Lord Have Mercy, Solo Exhibition, Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, San Marcos, CA
2013 Death Valley, Solo Exhibition, Airplane Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2013 Blonde Ambition, Solo Exhibition, Linfield Gallery, Linfield College, McMinnville, OR
2011 Monster, Solo Exhibition, Artcite: Artist Run Center for the Contemporary Arts, Windsor, Ontario, Canada
2010 Blindsight, Solo Exhibition, Dubhe Carreno Gallery, Chicago, IL
2009 We Believe in Something, Solo Exhibition, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, MN (catalog)
SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2024
Suppose You Are Not, from the collection of Ömer Koç, Arter Museum, Istanbul, Turkey
Objects USA 2024, R & Company, New York, NY (catalog) (forthcoming)
Picnic at Hanging Rock, Sargent’s Daughters, Los Angeles, CA (forthcoming)
Younger Than the Sun, Tempus Projects, Tampa, FL (forthcoming)
2023
Syphilis II, Curated by Anton Kern and Adam Cohen, David Lewis Gallery, East Hampton, NY
La Onda Chicana, Mattatuck Museum, Waterbury, CT
Storage Wars, The Hole, Los Angeles, CA
2022
NBB Paperworks Volume III, NBB Gallery, Berlin, Germany
Universe 5, Curated by Sasha Bogojev, The Hole, New York, NY
Earth Oracles, Maytens Projects, Toronto, Canada
Fruits of Labor, Room 57 Gallery, New York, NY
EX-tend EX-cess: Metamorphosis in Clay, Towson University, Center for the Arts Gallery, Towson, MD (catalog)
2021
Nature Morte, The Hole, New York, NY (catalog)
Fairyland, Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami, FL (catalog)
Heat Wave, Room 57 Gallery, New York, NY
100 Sculptures NYC, Anonymous Gallery, New York, NY
Country Comes to Town, Curated by Courtney Childress, Standard Space, CT
Phase 1, The Hole, East Hampton, NY
Magic Touch, Dinner Gallery (formerly Victori + Mo Gallery), New York, NY
Interconnected, John Wolf, Los Angeles, CA
What Comes After, The Wassaic Project, Maxon Mills, Wassaic, NY
The Hole Jungle, The Hole, New York, NY
2020
Friends, and Friends of Friends, Schloss Museum, Linz, Austria (catalog)
The Body, The Object, The Other, Craft Contemporary, Los Angeles, CA (catalog)
The Burdens of History, NCECA* 2020 Annual, Glave Kocen Gallery, Richmond, VA (catalog)
Chapter One, Room 57 Gallery, New York, NY
Magic Edge, Presented by Tillou Fine Art, Troutbeck, Amenia, NY
No Time Like The Present, Public Gallery, London, UK
Weird Nature, Greenpoint Terminal Gallery, Brooklyn NY
Slayer, Online Exhibition & Catalog, Flecker Gallery, SCCC Long Island, NY, Catalog essay by Paddy Johnson
Smile Pretty, Eutectic Gallery, Portland, OR
2019
Fur Cup, Underdonk Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
Shadow of the Gradient, Ortega y Gasset Projects, Brooklyn, NY (catalog)
The Mushroom Show, Sardine Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
Install / De-install, 601 Artspace, New York, NY
It Is Summer, Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery, Brussels, Belgium
Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock, 123 Astronaut, Los Angeles, CA
Kitsch, Bitch, Witch, Concurrent NCECA* Exhibition, Minneapolis, MN
Misty Krystals, Tempus Projects, Tampa, FL
SIN: The 7 Deadlies in Clay, Concurrent NCECA* Exhibition, Perlman Museum, Carleton College, Northfield, MN
No Man Spirits Our Dust, 5-50 Gallery, Long Island City, NY
Queer & Peculiar Craft, Clemente’s Abrazo Gallery, New York, NY
Livingroom, Elijah Wheat Showroom, Brooklyn, NY
2018
Clay Today, The Hole, New York, NY (catalog)
Magic Circle, Kunstraum Niederösterreich, Vienna, Austria (catalog)
San Isidro's Still, Anonymous Gallery, Mexico City, Mexico
New Work: Part III: Subject, Cob Gallery, London, UK
This Body, Garis & Hahn Gallery Los Angeles, Curated by Victori + Mo, Los Angeles, CA
Depth of Surface, Honey Ramka, Brooklyn, NY
Flipside, Fold Gallery, London, UK
Plays and Fetish, Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery, Brussels, Belgium
Nurture Art 2018 Benefit, Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, New York, NY
Nasty Women Ceramics Exhibition, Concurrent NCECA* Exhibition, Carnehie, PA
2017
Misato Uno and All, Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery, Brussels, Belgium
Successive Excessive, The Parlour Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY
One Night Stand, Curated by Brigitte Mulholland, W Hotel, New York, NY
Very Far Away From Anywhere Else, AA Collections, Vienna, Austria
Scofflaws, Concurrent NCECA* Exhibition, Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, OR
Home Is Where The Heart Is, Kustera Projects, Brooklyn, NY
Nurture Art Benefit, Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, New York, NY
ART FAIRS
2024 Zona Maco, with The Hole, Mexico City, MX
2023 NADA Miami, with The Hole, Miami, FL
2023 Untitled Art Fair, with Room 57 Gallery, Miami Beach, FL
2023 The Armory Show, with Night Gallery, New York, NY
2023 The Armory Show, with The Hole, New York, NY
2023 Art Brussels, with The Hole, Brussels, Belgium
2022 Design Miami, with Room 57 Gallery, Miami Beach, FL
2022 Untitled Art Fair, with Room 57 Gallery, Miami Beach, FL
2021 Design Miami, with Room 57 Gallery, Miami Beach, FL
2021 Untitled Art Fair, with NDR NW MGMT, Miami Beach, FL
2020 NADA FAIR 2020, with Lefebvre & Fils Gallery
2019 Untitled Art Fair, with Richard Heller Gallery, Miami Beach, FL
2019 Spring Break Art Show, Spiritual Art Advisory, New York, NY
2019 Salon Zürcher New York, with Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery, Zürcher Gallery, New York, NY
2018 Spring Break Art Show, Belladonna, New York, NY
2017 Spring Break Art Show, Psychic Dream Girls, New York, NY
2016 Spring Break Art Show, Knife Hits, New York, NY
MUSEUM COLLECTION
Museum Acquisition, Museum of Art and Design, New York, NY
RESIDENCIES / AWARDS
2023 Residency, Center for Contemporary Ceramics, California State University, Long Beach, CA (invited)
2019 Residency, The Shigaraki Ceramic Culture Park, Koka City Shiga Pref, Japan
2019 Residency, PLOP Residency, London, UK (invited)
2018 Residency, Tempus Projects, Tampa, FL (invited)
2017 Residency, Ceramic Center of Berlin, Berlin, Germany (invited)
2016 Residency, Hunter College, Ceramic Department, New York, NY
2014 Finalist, In Practice Open Call Exhibition, Sculpture Center, Long Island City, NY
2014 Residency, The Wassaic Project, Wassaic, NY
2013 Residency, Chashama: ChaNorth, Pine Plains, NY
2013 Residency, NCECA* International Residency, The Pottery Workshop, Jingdezhen, China
2011 Emerging Artist Fellowship and Residency, Socrates Sculpture Park, Long Island City, NY
2010 Residency, Ceramic Center of Berlin, Berlin, Germany
2006 Residency, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Omaha, NE
2006 Emerging Artist Award, NCECA* Conference, Oregon Convention Center, Portland, OR
2004 Residency, Oregon College of Art and Craft, Portland, OR
2003 Residency, Watershed Center for The Ceramic Arts, Newcastle, ME
BIBLIOGRAPHY
2024
CLAY IN COLOR PODCAST, “Following Your Guts with Roxanne Jackson,” interview with Angelik Vizcarrondo-Laboy and Alex Anderson, January 10, 2024: LINK
2023
WIDEWALLS, “Ten Artists Heating Up Miami Right Now,” by Clare Gemima, December 7, 2023: LINK
HYPERALLERGIC, “What Does 100K Get You at the Armory Show,” by Aaron Short, September 8, 2023: LINK
CHICAGO READER, “Welcome to the Underworld: At Andrew Rafacz, Roxanne Jackson’s ceramics tell stories of monsters, lovers, and debauchery,” by Annette Lepique, August 2, 2023: LINK
SHOUTOUT LA, “Meet Roxanne Jackson / Artist: Ceramic Sculptor,” May 30, 2023: LINK
2022
SCULPTURE MAGAZINE, “Roxanne Jackson,” by Kay Whitney, October 6, 2022: LINK
WHITEHOT MAGAZINE, Roxanne Jackson’s Ceramics Personify the Duality in Us All,” by Raina Mehler, November 28, 2022: LINK
JUXTAPOZ, “Yam Shalev and Roxanne Jackson Highlight Room 57’s Booth @ Untitled, Miami,” by Madeline Rupard, November 30, 2022: LINK
SURFACE MAGAZINE, “Our Favorite Moments at Design Miami / 2022,” by Ryan Waddoups, November 30, 2022: LINK
THE ART CAREER PODCAST, “Roxanne Jackson: Beauty, Horror and Consciousness,” interview with Emily McElwreath, October 6, 2022: LINK
COOL HUNTING, “Studio Visit: Ceramicist Roxanne Jackson—Exploring the Dizzying and Paradoxical Elements that Converge in the Artist’s Latest Show at NYC’s The Hole,” by Kelly Pau, September 8, 2022: LINK
ARTLYST, “Tribeca and Noho’s Best Exhibitions an Equinox Excursion October 2022,” by Ikla Skobie, September 25, 2022: LINK
BMORE ART, “Excess and Access: Contemporary Ceramics at Towson University,” by Fanni Somogyi, October 5, 2022: LINK
HYPERALLERGIC, “Fierce and Fantastical Experiments in Ceramics,” by Sarah Rose Sharp, June 13, 2022: LINK
ANTIQUES MAGAZINE, Curious Objects Podcast: "Craft in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction," July 2022: LINK
2021
JUXTAPOZ MAGAZINE, “What Comes After: A Group Show @ The Wassaic Project, Wassaic, NY,” by Sasha Bogojev, December 30, 2021: LINK
METAL MAGAZINE, “Roxanne Jackson: The Vulnerable Beasts Tampering With Tradition,” by Vanessa Murrell, March 26, 2021: LINK
ARTS IN SQUARE, Artist Interview: Roxanne Jackson, June 2021: LINK
COOL HUNTING, “Dinner Gallery’s Harmonious ‘Magic Touch’ Group Exhibition,” by David Graver, April 28, 2021: LINK
CERAMICS MONTHLY, “Exposure Section: ‘Magic Touch’ at Dinner Gallery” Pg: 13, May Issue 2021: LINK
BROOKLYN RAIL, “100 Sculptures NYC” by William Corwin, August 21, 2021: LINK
THE CONTEXT, “Caroline Larsen & Roxanne Jackson: Double Vision,” by Lauren Youngblood, February 10, 2021: LINK
NO.3 MAGAZINE, “Disrupting the Decorative Arts: Double Happiness at The Hole,” by Christina Elia, February 1, 2021: LINK
ART PLUGGED, “Roxanne Jackson: Body as a Vessel,” by Tracy Yuan, February 1, 2021: LINK
2020
CERAMICS MONTHLY, “The Body, The Object, The Other,” by Kay Whitney, Pgs: 46, 51, November Issue 2020: LINK
LOS ANGELES TIMES, “Review: Coronavirus Closed Craft Contemporary’s Biennial, But It Can’t Stop Our Love of the Art,” by Leah Ollman, March 14, 2020: LINK
ART PULSE MAGAZINE — Issue 33, “Roxanne Jackson, High Priestess of the Fray,” by Sarah Walko, Pgs: 96, 97: LINK
SLAYER, Catalog, Flecker Gallery, SCCC Long Island, NY, catalogue essay by Paddy Johnson: LINK
CERAMICS NOW, Featured Artist: Roxanne Jackson, September 30, 2020: LINK
FEMME ART REVIEW MAGAZINE, “Male Fear: Encounters With Roxanne Jackson’s Ceramic Monsters,” by Chloe Hyman, Pgs: 6 - 11, Issue #1, London, UK: LINK
LOS ANGELES TIMES, “Datebook: A Biennial Focuses on the Earthiest of Materials — Clay,” by Carolina A. Miranda, January 30, 2020: LINK
AEQAI, “Amid Social Distancing, Clay is a Unifying Medium,” by Annabel Osberg, March 28, 2020: LINK
THE ROYAL LIST, “Roxanne Jackson Interview,” by Jason Clay Lewis, May 12, 2020: LINK
THE FAMILY REVIEWS, “Interview with Roxanne Jackson,” April 2020: LINK
2019
FORBES, “Roxanne Jackson’s Rock ‘n Roll Sculptures Signal A New Era For Ceramics,” by Nadja Seyej, September 20, 2019: LINK
THE NEW YORKER, “Goings On About Town: Fur Cup,” by Andrea K. Scott, October 28, 2019: LINK
JUXTAPOZ MAGAZINE, “Roxanne Jackson and Oli Epp’s ‘Karma’ @ Duve Berlin,” by Sasha Bogojev, October 1, 2019: LINK
ARTE FUSE, “‘KARMA’ Oli Epp + Roxanne Jackson at Duve Gallery, Berlin,” October 4, 2019: LINK
HYPEBEAST, “Roxanne Jackson & Oli Epp’s Karmic Artworks Take Over Duve Berlin,” by Keith Estiler, October 1, 2019: LINK
KALTBLUT, “KARMA Featuring Oli Epp and Roxanne Jackson at Duve Berlin,” by Marcel Schlutt, September 25, 2019: LINK
FLOORR MAGAZINE, “Roxanne Jackson (Interview),” by Sonja Teszler, October 24, 2019: LINK
COOL HUNTING, “Miami Art Week 2019: Opulent Artwork,” by Katie Olsen, December 10, 2019: LINK
ARTMAZE MAGAZINE — ANNIVERSARY EDITION 15, Curated by Brigitte Mulholland, Pgs: 120, 121, London, UK: LINK
MAAKE MAGAZINE — Issue 10, “Featured Artist,” Curated by Nickola Pottinger, Pgs: 26, 27: LINK
ART NET, “Editors’ Pick: 15 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week,” by Katie White, May 13, 2019: LINK
OBSERVER, “Spring/Break 2019 Looks More Like a Typical Fair, But the Best Booths Show Its Offbeat Heart,” by Paddy Johnson, March 7, 2019: LINK
ANTE MAGAZINE, “Fresh Approaches Feature At Spring/Break 2019,” Exhibition Review by Audra Lambert, March 9, 2019: LINK
ARCADE PROJECT, “First Look: Fact and Fiction at Spring/Break Art Show 2019,” by Christopher Stout, March 8, 2019: LINK
TWO COATS OF PAINT, “CounterPointe: Artists and Choreographers Collaborate,” by Sharon Butler, May 2, 2019: LINK
2018
NEW YORK TIMES, "What To See in New York Art Galleries This Week: Clay Today," by Jillian Steinhauer, April 18, 2018: LINK
ARTMAZE MAGAZINE — ANNIVERSARY EDITION 10, “Featured Image” (inside cover) and Pgs: 128, 129, London UK: LINK
THE ART GORGEOUS, “The Anti Art Fair Opens With Monster Ceramics By Roxanne Jackson,” by Nadja Seyej, August 31, 2018: LINK
HYPERALLERGIC, "Spring Break is an Oasis for Art Fair Haters," by Hrag Vartanian, March 8, 2018: LINK
:ART CHANNEL INTERVIEW, by Global Art Fair, on the exhibition Magic Circle at Kunstraum Niederösterreich, Vienna, Austria LINK
CREATE! MAGAZINE, "Our Top Picks for Spring/Break Art Show 2018," March 12, 2018: LINK
EL ECONOMISTA, "San Isidro's Still Exhibition: Of God and Other Realities [De Dioses y de Otras realidades]," February 11, 2018: LINK
DIE PRESS, "Where is the Subversion of Witchcraft?" by Almuth Spiegler, March 12, 2018: LINK
CANVAS AND CRUMPETS, "Belladonna (SPRING/BREAK Art Show - NYC)," by Chloe Hyman, March 13, 2018: LINK
AUGUSTIN, "Art and Magic: Hex Hex [Kunst und Magie: Hex Hex]," by Ruth Weismann, Pgs: 26-27, March 28, 2018: LINK
STONE CANOE - A Journal of Arts, Literature and Social Commentary, Issue Number 12, Pgs: 146-147, YMCA of Greater Syracuse, Syracuse, NY
CANVAS AND CRUMPETS, "Spotlight on: Elijiah Wheat Showroom (Bushwick, NY)," by Chloe Hyman, June 10, 2018: LINK
2017
HUFFINGTON POST, "Nearly 700 "Nasty Women," Artist Have Teamed Up To Protest Trump," by Priscilla Frank, January 4, 2017: LINK
HYPERALLERGIC,"Art Rx NYC: Artistic Excess," by Jillian Steinhauer, January 10, 2017: LINK
EQUITY GALLERY INTERVIEW, "Roxanne Jackson, Ceramic Artist and Mixed Media Sculptor," June 2017: LINK
THE CNNEKT, "Roxanne Jackson, Sculptor + Co-Director of Nasty Women Exhibition," Spotlight Feature, March 3, 2017: LINK
NASTY WOMEN SHORT DOCUMENTARY, video by Jack E Films, December 20, 2017: LINK
SHIFT AND SIGNAL PODCAST, Episode #2, "Sculptor and Co-Founder of Nasty Women: Roxanne Jackson," by Alex Lockwood, November 29: LINK
WHITEHOT MAGAZINE, "Occupying Offices: Independent vs. Spring/Break," Top Picks by Paul Laster, March 2017: LINK
NOIR TRIBE, "Dressed for Protest: The Women's March and Beyond," video directed by Amber Moelter, February 8, 2017: (10:20): LINK
HYPERALLERGIC, "Massive Nasty Women Art Show Raises 35K for Planned Parenthood Opening Night," by Jillian Steinhauer, January 13: LINK
THE GUARDIAN, "Nasty Women Art Exhibit Aims at Taking Power Back From Trump," by Anna Furman, January 13, 2017: LINK
THE CREATORS PROJECT, "The Nasty Women Exhibition is Art's Answer to Trump's Nearing Presidency," by Sami Emory, January 2, 2017: LINK
AMY POEHLER'S SMART GIRLS, "Nasty Women Art Goes Worldwide," by Danielle Sepulveres, February 1, 2017: LINK
VICE, "Meet The Nasty Women: Trump is Triggering a New Wave of Feminist Protest Art," by Alex Thompson, January 14, 2017: LINK
THE METRO, "See Inside The Nasty Women Art Exhibition," by Kate Mooney, January 11, 2017: LINK
THE CNNEKT, "Nasty Women Roundtable," Spotlight Feature Video, May 1, 2017: LINK
BABE, "'This is a Trump Protest': We Talked to the Organizers of the Nasty Women Art Exhibition," by Cait Munro, January 21, 2017: LINK
MU CITY: VISUAL ARTS MAGAZINE, "The Girls of Voodoo [Les Filles du Vaudou]," by Muriel de Crayencour, February 17, 2017: LINK
ARTAXIS, "Nasty Women at the Knockdown Center," by Charlyn Corum, February 16, 2017: LINK
2016
HUFFINGTON POST, "What It Means To Be An Artist In The Time of Trump," by Priscilla Frank, November 17, 2016: LINK
BROKELYN, "Meet The 'Nasty Women' Artists Trying To Topple The Patriarchy Before Trump's Inauguration," by Sam Corbin, November 23: LINK
NY OBSERVER, "Anti-Trump Art Show 'Nasty Women' To Benefit Planned Parenthood," by Alina Cohen, December 30, 2016: LINK
HYPERALLERGIC, "Spring/Break, A Sprawling Alternative Art Fair That Delivers," by Jillian Steinhauer, March 3, 2016: LINK
HYPERALLERGIC, "Best of 2016: Our Top 15 Brooklyn Art Shows," by Benjamin Sutton, December 23, 2016: LINK
GOTHAMIST, "Photos: Spring/Break Kicks Off Armory Arts Week With A Long Line & A Kissing Closet," by Scott Lynch, March 2, 2016: LINK
FIELD PROJECTS, Gallery Blog, April and May 2015: LINK
POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL, "Appetite for Destruction' Shows Artists' Scope," by Linda Marston-Reid, September 7, 2016: LINK
2015
SCULPTURE CENTER, Featured Artist on Sculpture Center Curators' Notebook, November 28, 2015: LINK
HYPERALLERGIC, "From the Virtual to the Satanic, a Former Pharmacy Hosts Alternatives to Miami's Mega-Fairs," by Claire Voon, December 4, 2015: LINK
BREAKTHRU RADIO, Art Uncovered with Roxanne Jackson, by Thomas Seely, November 17, 2015: LINK
HUFFINGTON POST, "Gloriously Hideous Sculptures Reveal the True Horror of the Mermaid Myth," by Priscilla Frank, May 27, 2015: LINK
HYPERALLERGIC, "In Bushwick, an Exhibition Tears Down Walls Between Art and Craft," by Benjamin Sutton, June 19, 2015: LINK
NY TIMES, "Things To Do in Westchester," Westchester County, NY, June 6, 2015: LINK
HYPERALLERGIC, “At Bushwick Open Studios, Sculptors Make a Stand," by Benjamin Sutton, June 7, 2015: LINK
BEAUTIFUL DECAY, “Roxanne Jackson’s Grisly Sculptures of Twisted Redemption,” by Stephanie Young, January 15, 2015: LINK
THE L MAGAZINE, “Neo-Craftivism," by Paul D'Agostino, June 2, 2015: LINK
HYPERALLERGIC, "Your Concise Guide to the 2015 Bushwick Open Studios," by Benjamin Sutton, June 1, 2015: LINK
VELLUM, ArtZine for the Masses, No. 15; Tenth Anniversary Issue, by Stephanie Young, Front Cover image, August 28, 2015
BROOKLYN MAGAZINE, “Enchantments Aplenty: Magic Object," by Paul D'Agostino, July 27, 2015: LINK
WALL STREET INTERNATIONAL, "Material Myth," by Michelle Fuhrer, August 11, 2015: LINK
2014
ARTSLANT, “The Art Gonzo in 2014 - Roxanne Jackson: Best New School Ceramics Art,” by Nadja Sayej, Los Angeles, CA, December 29, 2014: LINK
NEW CERAMICS, "A Clay Bestiary," by Hildreth York, Pg: 56-57, September/October 2014
EYES TOWARDS THE DOVE, “Roxanne Jackson at Airplane Gallery,” by Sarah Walko, January 26, 2014: LINK
ARTIUM OXIDE, "Art of Roxanne Jackson: Transgressing the Boundaries," June 17, 2014
NURTURE ART, "Featured Artist," Artist Registry, New York, NY
500 FIGURES IN CLAY, Volume 2, Pg: 51, 221, Lark Books, New York, NY
THE TELESCOPE, “Grotesque Beauty Shapes Ceramic Art," by Jason Kingerman, March 9, 2014: LINK
2013
THE L MAGAZINE, “A Haunted House of Fun,” by Paul D’Agostino, October 23, 2013: LINK
VIRTUAL SHOW MUSEUM EXHIBITION CATALOG, Grassi Museum, Leipzig, Germany
DESIGN SPONGE, "Geo Shakers by Von Tundra," Designed by Roxanne Jackson, January 10, 2013: LINK
2012
CERAMICS IRELAND MAGAZINE, “Natural Macabre,” Wicklow, Ireland, Issue No. 29, Pg: 18-20, March 2012
NEW CERAMICS - European Ceramics Magazine, “We Believe in Something: Roxanne Jackson,” by Chris Atkins, Pg: 30-32, Höhr-Grenzhausen,
Germany, January 2012
HUMOR IN CRAFT, Edited by Brigitte Martin, Pg : 90, 225, Schiffer Publishing, Atglen, PA
2011
CERAMICS NOW MAGAZINE, Issue Number 1, Winter, 2011-2012, Featured Artist, [front cover, on-line issue], Pg :18-20, December: LINK
MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO NEWS, MPR State of the Arts, “Taking Clay to Extremes,” By Marianne Combs, January 19: LINK
CANADIAN BROADCAST CORPORATION, “Roxanne Jackson: Artist,” CBC evening news, RE: Solo Exhibition Monster, Artcite Gallery, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, June 3, 2011
CITY PAGES, “Three Jerome Artists: Northern Clay Center,” Review by Jessica Armbruster, Pg : 12, January 12, 2011
CERAMICS NOW MAGAZINE, On-Line Journal, "Artist of the Month," June-July, 2011: LINK
2010
O.K. PERIODICALS, Issue 5: “The Body”, Pg: 38-40, Publisher: O.K. Parking, Arnhem, The Netherlands, 2010
BEAUTIFUL DECAY, Book 3: “The Underdogs,” Pg: 33, April: 2010
CERAMICS: ART AND PERCEPTION, “Corporeal Manifestations: A Review by Colette Copeland,” Pg: 82-83, No. 82, December 2010: LINK
CITY PAGES, “Artists of the Year: Influential Artists of 2010,” by Emma Berg, December 22, 2010: LINK
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, “Roxanne Jackson at Dubhe Carreno Gallery: You’ll Lose Yourself in Seductiveness,” by Lauren Viera, June 18, 2010: LINK
PANHANDLER MAGAZINE, “Contemporary Ceramic Artists” (front cover), University of West Florida, Pensacola, FL, November 2010: LINK
CERAMICS MONTHLY, “Roxanne Jackson: We Believe in Something,” by Christopher Atkins (excerpt), Pg: 30-31, December: LINK
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, “Manic about Ceramics,” by Edward Sozanski, March 28, 2010
STAR TRIBUNE, “Dead Heads,” by Mary Abbe, September 4, 2009: E18, Minneapolis, MN
PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY, “First Friday Picks: Corporeal Manifestations,” March 30, 2010
MUTTER MUSEUM, “No Bones About It!” YouTube video interview, April 2010
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, “Three Venues Showcase the Diversity of Ceramic Artwork,” by Edith Newhall, April 2010
IX BIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL OF CERAMIC ARTISTS, Exhibition Catalog, Museum of Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal
NCECA* INVITATIONAL EARTH MATTERS, Exhibition Catalog, essays by Nichole Burisch and Glen R. Brown
2009
CINEMA GALLERY EXHIBITION CATALOG, “A Show of Heads,” Essay by Glen R. Brown
MINNEAPOLIS INSTITUTE OF ARTS, “Roxanne Jackson: We Believe in Something,” catalog by Chris Atkins, MIA, Minneapolis, MN: LINK
CLAY NATIONAL BIENNIAL EXHIBITION CATALOG, Art Museum Ceramics Research Center, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ (catalog)
QUODLIBETICA: Writing. Arts. Criticism: On-Line Journal, “Savage Edge: Human/Animal in Roxanne Jackson’s Recent Work,” by Patricia
Briggs,November 2009: LINK
TWIN CITIES DAILY PLANET: Local News for Global Citizens, "Soap Factory's Haunted Basement: Behind Scenes," October 17, 2009
CLAY TIMES, "The Gallery Section," September, 2009: 4, Vol. 15, Issue 83
MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL MAGAZINE, “We Believe in Something,” Pg: 167, Minneapolis, MN, August 2009
ARP! Art Review: “The Devouring Mother: An Interview with Roxanne Jackson,” by Megan Rye, September 2009: issue No. 10: 12, Minneapolis, MN
MINN.POST: Arts Arena Journal, “What Lies Beneath: Two New Exhibitions Explore the Intersections of Beauty and the Grotesque,” by
Susannah Schouweiler, August 26, 2009: LINK
2008
OPENWIDEpdx: On-Line Portland Art Journal, "First Thursday Pick," November 2008
WILLAMETTE WEEK, “Must Find Truth” exhibition review by Richard Speer, November 12th, Portland, OR
GRANTS
2019 Faculty Professional Development Grant, Faculty Association, Suffolk County Community College, Selden, NY
2014 Queens Arts Council Grant for Individual Artists (DCA), Queens Council on the Arts, Queens, NY
2013 Emergency Grant, Foundation for Contemporary Arts, New York, NY
2013 Scholarly and Creative Activity Grant, State University of New York, Oswego, NY
2012 NCECA International Residency Fellowship, The Pottery Workshop, Jingdezhen, China
2012 Strategic Opportunity Stipend, New York Foundation for the Arts, New York, NY
2012 Faculty International Travel Grant, State University of New York, Oswego, NY
2011 Scholarly and Creative Activity Grant, State University of New York, Oswego, NY
2011 Presidential Scholarship, Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Snowmass Village, CO
2010 Jerome Ceramics Artist Project Grant, Northern Clay Center, Minneapolis, MN
2009 Lighton International Artists Exchange Program, Kansas City Artists Coalition, Kansas City, MI
SELECT CURATION
2018 Maake Magazine Issue #8, Co-Curator with Shannon Goff: LINK
2018-2014 Heather Metal Parking Lot, Collaborative and Immersive heavy metal field party, The Wassaic Project, Wassaic, NY: LINK
2017 NASTY WOMEN Inaugural Exhibition, Co-Founder with Jessamyn Fiore, Knockdown Center, Queens, NY: LINK
2015 Neo-Craftivism, Co-Organized with Rachael Gorchov and Robin Kang, Parlour Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY: LINK
SELECT PANELIST
2022 Panelist, “Craft in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction,” Moderator: Benjamin Miller, Panelists: Abraham Thomas, Roxanne Jackson, Andrew LaMar Hopkins, The Winter Show, New York, NY
2022 Panelist, “Earth Oracles,” Moderators: Lindsay Montgomery and Farnoosh Talaee (of Mayten’s Projects), Gardiner Museum, Toronto, ON
2021 Panelist, “Playing the Blues: History of Blue and White Ceramics,” Host: Celine Mo, Founder of Dinner Gallery, Moderator: Natasha Schlesinger, Founder of Art Muse, May 27, 2021: LINK
2017 Keynote Speaker, Nasty Women Conference UK, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
2017 Panelist, "Scofflaws; Authority and Rebellion," NCECA* Conference, Portland, OR
EDUCATION
2004 MFA in Ceramics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE. Graduated with honors.
1996 Bachelor of Science in Botany / Art Minor, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA. Graduated with honors.
SELECT FACULTY APPOINTMENTS
2016-Present Associate Professor of Ceramics, Suffolk County Community College, Long Island, NY
2011-2015 Assistant Professor of Ceramics, State University of New York, Oswego, NY
* National Council on the Education for the Ceramic Arts