info@jacksonrising.

com
www.jacksonrising.com
www.moma.org
www.jennydowd.com www.maymekratz.com/
11 W 53rd St, New York, NY
10019, United States
Four artists met at an artist
residency at the Ucross
Foundation in 2013, now they
come together to inhabit at
MoMA, New York.
Jenny Dowd explores
space and movement
with a series of steel and
Egyptian Paste vessels.
The boats hover, dive
and fock overhead while
exploring the gallery in a
playful dialogue.
Mayme Kratz creates art
from the natural life of the
desert that surrounds her
Phoenix home and studio.
Viewing collecting as a
way of archiving memory,
she assembles a variety
of natural formstangled
birds nests, feathers,
bones, seeds, snakes,
and cicada wingsand
captures them sub-
merged in resin to create
rhythmic, abstract sculp-
tures and reliefs.
My collected
specimens cele-
brate the endless
cycles of change
and rebirth in
nature,
Curated by Jenny Dowd
Jenny Dowd Mayme Kratz
info@jacksonrising.com
www.jacksonrising.com
www.moma.org
11 W 53rd St, New York, NY
10019, United States
Four artists met at an artist
residency at the Ucross
Foundation in 2013, now they
come together to inhabit at
MoMA, New York.
Curated by Jenny Dowd
www.ruthboerefjn.com www.lindsey-glover.comt
My process is experien-
tial. I make visits beyond
my self: to Iceland, to the
store where the fshermen
buy their supplies, to the
library.

The colored paper is cut
from my own drawings
from nature-imprinted
with other narratives
and perceptions-through
which I punch holes as
a way of forging through
them to get to the act of
new expression.
Text is also a materi-
al with a memory and
a shape. I struggle to
arrange words so they
can articulate beyond
history to character, story,
felt experience, and new
possibility.
Using multiple projections,
Lindsey Glover transforms
the Loft into a space for
the exploration between
perception, memory and
experience. She collects
photograph and video im-
ages that are later re-ex-
amined to fnd parallels
in context, all the while
focusing on the capture
and storage of time.
Ruth Boerefjn Mayme Kratz
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