The gallery will present work by a core selection of represented artists, ranging from emerging to mid-career. The curated roster of contemporary artists draws out themes central to our platform.
Read moreREDUX
Exhibition Dates: July 8 - August 27, 2022
EXHIBITION EXTENDED: Through October 8, 2022
The gallery exhibition REDUX will sample from personal favorites and recommended acquisitions by represented and affiliated artists.
Read moreAll that remains : Brian Benfer | Paul Turounet
Exhibition Dates: June 4 – July 31, 2021
Artists Present: Friday, June 4 | 5-8pm
Virtual Artist Talk Hosted by Sitka: Thursday, June 3 | 4pm
West coast artists Paul Turounet and Brian Benfer are celebrated for their work in photography and ceramics, respectively, yet to bind either artist to media would be reductive. More truly stated, their practice embodies a flexibility attuned to the nuance of context. In the gallery exhibition All that remains we harmonize the languages of Turounet and Benfer through works that share overlapping formal qualities and conceptual impetus with the intent to urge our more careful thought and reflection. These are questions asked without words, stories told without diction.
Read moreD | E V O L V E | Exhibition contemplates stewardship
September 7 – November 30, 2019
D | E V O L V E raises questions around planetary stewardship. Included are recent works by Ian van Coller, Jennifer Greenburg, Tatiana Parcero, and Paul Turounet. D | E V O L V E contemplates ecological ethics through works that address global climate change, pollution, greed, and consumerism. This selection of works asks viewers to assess human’s relationship with the planet they call home.
Read more\ˈat-ˈlärj \ | Exhibition by Ian van Coller & More
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Exhibition Dates: September 8 – November 30, 2018
Reception: Saturday, October 20 | 6:00 - 8:00 pm
with remarks on new work by San Diego-based Artist Paul Turounet
Ian van Coller
Jennifer Greenburg
Tatiana Parcero
Paul Turounet
jdc Fine Art will celebrate its revised vision as a private dealer & project space with a group show of work by core artists who’ve recently hit personal milestones and reflect sensibilities we champion.
Read moreArt Palm Springs | Exhibition Booth #503
jdc Fine Art specializes in content-driven work by rising contemporaries. Artists range within the established canon, but all have formal training, are in museum collections, and have shown nationally and internationally. On the whole, our Artists make work that is a mirror to our time.
Read morePAGES | Exhibition by Paul Turounet & More
Exhibition Dates: December 12 - February 27, 2016
Pages : Artists' Books | Publications | Related Works is a group show that features artist’s books and publications alongside a selection of editioned photographic prints they contain. Included in Pages are artist’s books by Paul Turounet and Ian van Coller, and recent publications by Jennifer Greenburg and Guillermo Srodek-Hart.
Books are traditional vehicles for artistic expression; they are intimate and implicative. Our viewing is dependent on our engagement- it is only our turning of the pages that activates them. This physicality helps us connect to the artists’ intention in a special way. Artist’s books are arguably among the most critically curated viewing experience an artist can offer, as the viewing-order is both calculated and fixed. Publications are major honors for artists; they collate bodies of work, often drawing a whole oeuvre together into one object. This exhibition celebrates both artists books and publications.
Read moreCurating for the Griffin | Exhibition by Paul Turounet
Online Exhibition Curated for the Griffin Museum: Tierra Brava by Paul Turounet
This November (2015) jdc Fine Art was invited to curate an online exhibition for the Griffin Museum's Instagram account. We will be presenting Tierra Brava, an artists' book by San Diego-based artist, Paul Turounet. Turounet’s work along the US/Mexico border has inspired several bodies of work and artist’s books. This online exhibition will explore the pages of one, Tierra Brava.
Tierra Brava is formatted after a passport and draws inspiration from the pulp comic of the same name. The Tierra Brava book is contained in a brown-paper box with a “United States of Mexico” seal and is accompanied by ephemeral items, including a missing-person’s flier, half-completed marriage license, advertisement for wrestling match, 3-page hand-written note, and a folded map of Northern Mexico numbered to correspond to the book’s imagery.
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