Jeanne K Simmons: Photographs, Artifacts, and Intimate Works
March 2 @ 11:00 am - June 30 @ 4:00 pm
Captivating Art Exhibition “Jeanne K Simmons: Photographs, Artifacts, and Intimate Works” Opening at JCHS Museum of Art + History
We’re excited to present a dynamic art exhibition, “Photographs, Artifacts, and Intimate Works,” Showcasing globally acclaimed artist Jeanne K Simmons. This highly anticipated exhibition welcomes the public on Saturday, March 2, 2024, delivering a unique and thought-provoking experience that delves into the profound connection between humanity and the natural world.
Within the immersive realm of Simmons’ exhibition, visitors are invited to explore and contemplate the profound relationship shared between humans and nature. Jeanne K Simmons, renowned as both a land artist and environmental artist, masterfully weaves captivating narratives through her photographs, objects, and intimate works. Simmons’ art echoes her deeply held belief that humans and the natural world are inseparable. Her creations often showcase women harmoniously integrated into natural settings, surrounded by meticulously organized foraged materials. These art pieces serve as an expression of her deep reverence for the environment and her concerns regarding the delicate bond between humans and nature.
The exhibition offers a diverse range of works, each possessing its unique story and source of inspiration. Notably, Simmons’ artistic prowess extends beyond photography to include tangible objects and sculptures, each bearing its unique narrative and emotional depth. These works stand as a testament to the artist’s remarkable ability to bridge the human experience with the natural world.
Simmons collaborates with local women who share her values, serving as models in her evocative photographs. Notable models featured in her works include: Nicole Larson, Alison Kaplan, Velda Thomas, Katrina Wolfe, Mahina Gelderloos.
The “Photographs, Artifacts, and Intimate Works” exhibition opening will be at the JCHS Museum of Art + History Ferguson Gallery starting March 2, inviting visitors to embark on a journey exploring the intricate relationship between art, nature, and the human experience. The museum cordially invites everyone to partake in this extraordinary exhibition opening, promising an encounter with the transformative power of Simmons’ art on Saturday, March 2 from 5PM to 7PM.