Our No Place
2012
January 26 – February 11
Gallery X
Contributing Artists
Kelly Jones
Exhibition Statement as Preserved in the SUGS/SITE Archives:
Kelly K. Jones’ photographs of the North Lawndale neighborhood where she was born and raised aim to challenge our expectations and stereotypes. As both an insider and outsider, the artist explores her personal and complex relationship to place and identity as a white woman growing up and living in a predominantly African-American community. Portraits staged in nature and interior studies offer up figures in which history and intimacy collide. Navigating between the record and the metaphor, Jones’ images of her persona landscape consider issues of culture, race, belonging, and self-image.
Exhibition Material
Our No Place was posted on Chicago’s visual arts calander site The Visualist
http://www.thevisualist.org/2012/01/kelly-k-jones-our-no-place/
Our No Place was featured in SAIC’s Events + Disruptions Spring 2012 newsletters.
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