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Aug 23
New artwork available now in the store: jamilaproductions.etsy.com

New artwork available now in the store:

jamilaproductions.etsy.com
Posted at 11:46am

Aug 11
Great news: Anodynus, my latest series, will continue to show at Gnarly Vines for an extra couple weeks. So those of you in the NYC area who haven’t seen it, do come on by - you have more time! Gnarly Vines is located at 350 Myrtle Avenue in Brooklyn between Carlton & Adelphi (Fort Greene).

Great news: Anodynus, my latest series, will continue to show at Gnarly Vines for an extra couple weeks. So those of you in the NYC area who haven’t seen it, do come on by - you have more time! Gnarly Vines is located at 350 Myrtle Avenue in Brooklyn between Carlton & Adelphi (Fort Greene).
Posted at 12:16pm

Aug 2
Jamila Anodynus, shown at Gnarly Vines in Brooklyn, 2010 Photos of the works now online »

Jamila

Anodynus, shown at Gnarly Vines in Brooklyn, 2010

Photos of the works now online »
Posted at 12:19pm

Jamila “Cecilia” closeup from the series Anodynus, 2010 10.5” x 42” acrylic and fabric on canvas View more works from this series »

Jamila

“Cecilia” closeup from the series Anodynus, 2010
10.5” x 42”
acrylic and fabric on canvas

View more works from this series »
Posted at 12:15pm

Jamila “Cecilia” closeup from the series Anodynus, 2010 10.5” x 8” (panel) 10.5” x 42” (full) acrylic and fabric on canvas View more works from this series »

Jamila

“Cecilia” closeup from the series Anodynus, 2010
10.5” x 8” (panel) 10.5” x 42” (full)
acrylic and fabric on canvas

View more works from this series »
Posted at 12:14pm

Jamila “Agatha” from the series Anodynus, 2010 16.5” x 48” acrylic and fabric on canvas View more works from this series »

Jamila

“Agatha” from the series Anodynus, 2010
16.5” x 48”
acrylic and fabric on canvas

View more works from this series »
Posted at 12:10pm

Jul 12
Lichiban “Desire” 2007 6” x 8” mixed media on wood

Lichiban

“Desire” 2007
6” x 8”
mixed media on wood
Posted at 10:39am

Lichiban

Lichiban
Posted at 10:34am

Jul 11
Jamila process from Anodynus

Jamila

process from Anodynus
Posted at 6:50pm

Jamila “Anodynus” process from Anodynus

Jamila

“Anodynus”

process from Anodynus
Posted at 6:45pm

Jul 9
Nimit Malavia “The Fountain” 2009 15.5” 21.5” mixed media on paper

Nimit Malavia

“The Fountain” 2009
15.5” 21.5”
mixed media on paper
Posted at 11:43am

Nimit Malavia “Sing song to bring about Oblivion” 2009 15” x 18” mixed media on paper

Nimit Malavia

“Sing song to bring about Oblivion” 2009
15” x 18”
mixed media on paper
Posted at 11:40am

Jun 16
Jamila Working on a painting for Anodynus (view flier)

Jamila

Working on a painting for Anodynus (view flier)
Posted at 2:52pm

Apr 30
Some say that the artist’s inspiration comes from the “subconscious” mind - a greater level of consciousness that has knowledge unlimited by space and time. I can’t help but wonder if my greater consciousness has a passion for flying above NYC at night. Why not? Left: “It wafted out of my dream,” December 2009, part of my Meditations in Entropy series shown at Thornton Room in NYC. 22in x 28in. Acrylic, spray paint, plant matter, pussy willows on stretched canvas. Right: This tantalizingly clear photo of New York City at night was taken by the astronauts during the Space Radar Laboratory mission of the Space Shuttle Endeavor in March of 1990. In this view, oriented with East up and North to the left, a dense constellation of lights defines the major metropolitan areas. Manhattan, outlined by the dark fingers of the Hudson river below and the East river above, is clearly visible along with the well lit southwestern tip of Long Island. Central Park is visible as a dark streak in the centre of Manhattan’s orange glow. (via UCL Physics and Astronomy Astrophysics Group)

Some say that the artist’s inspiration comes from the “subconscious” mind - a greater level of consciousness that has knowledge unlimited by space and time. I can’t help but wonder if my greater consciousness has a passion for flying above NYC at night. Why not?

Left: “It wafted out of my dream,” December 2009, part of my Meditations in Entropy series shown at Thornton Room in NYC. 22in x 28in. Acrylic, spray paint, plant matter, pussy willows on stretched canvas.

Right:

This tantalizingly clear photo of New York City at night was taken by the astronauts during the Space Radar Laboratory mission of the Space Shuttle Endeavor in March of 1990. In this view, oriented with East up and North to the left, a dense constellation of lights defines the major metropolitan areas. Manhattan, outlined by the dark fingers of the Hudson river below and the East river above, is clearly visible along with the well lit southwestern tip of Long Island. Central Park is visible as a dark streak in the centre of Manhattan’s orange glow.

(via UCL Physics and Astronomy Astrophysics Group)
Posted at 11:03am

Mar 2
Jamila “Ganghsta Berber”17” x 22” acrylic and magazine clippings on canvas

Jamila

“Ganghsta Berber”
17” x 22”
acrylic and magazine clippings on canvas
Posted at 3:24pm

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