News

2012
Posted by Jill Downen | December 12, 2011

 

March 12
Public Lecture
Bowling Green State University Architecture Lecture Series, Bowling Green, OH

 

Feb 23-March 24
Jill Downen:  Dust and Distance
Solo exhibition
University of North Texas Art Galleries, Denton, TX
Opening Reception 2-23-12  5-7 pm
[link]

 

Feb 25
Urban Armor:  Body Building with artist Jill Downen
Workshop 1-4 pm
Dallas Museum of Art Center for Creative Connections 

2011
Posted by Jill Downen | January 09, 2011

 

Museum Acquisition
Tendon on Pallet, 2009, Acquired by 
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art

 

Nov 9, 2011
Public Lecture
The Phillips Collection
Conversations with Artists Series
[link]

 

Feb 3 - May 1, 2011
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art [link]
New Frontiers Series for Contemporary Art:  Jill Downen "Counterparts"
Lecture Feb 2 with opening reception
[Connect pdf link]

 

Jan 10, 2011 7:00 pm
Jill Downen and Act 3 featured on "Living St. Louis" KETC (Channel 9), Ruth Ezell
covers the creation of "Currents" for the Center of Creative Arts.
[link to "Currents" website]

 

Nov 12 - Jan 15, 2011
Overpaper 
group exhibition at Bruno David Gallery

2010
Posted by Jill Downen | January 09, 2011

Dec 2010
Art in America
review of (dis)Mantle by Ivy Cooper
[pdf link]



Sept 25 - Oct 30, 2010
(dis)Mantle
Site specific installation at the Luminary Center for the Arts
St. Louis, MO


Oct 1, 2010
Permanent installation "Currents" dedicated at the
Center of Creative Arts, St. Louis, MO
Guggenheim Fellowship Awarded
Posted by Jill Downen | April 26, 2010

The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has named Jill Downen among its Fellows for 2010.  The 180 fellows were selected from about 3,000 applicants representing artists, scientists, and scholars in the United States and Canada.  “Guggenheim Fellows are appointed on the basis of impressive achievement in the past and exceptional promise for future accomplishment.”  (The New York Times Friday April 16, 2010, A5).  Downen’s project will involve research between St. Louis and New York and culminate in the exhibition of a new site-specific installation.  To learn more about the fellowship, visit the foundation’s web site at www.gf.org.