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Biography
Jessica St. John Marshall seeks joy in nature, and wonder in light. Jessica earned a BA in Communications from the University of Colorado, Boulder while maintaining a membership in the Glass Art Society and attending workshops at The Corning Museum of Glass.
The convergence of these two study paths laid a natural foundation for Jessica's innate drive to communicate light, reflection, transparency and how each interplay with color. Through the voice of the Colorado Rocky Mountain Landscapes, Jessica's current studio practice focuses on losing extraneous strokes. The distillation of her painting processing is being rewarded with consistent, impressionistic representations of Rocky Mountain Western skies and landscapes in bold, rich colorful marks so typically associated with oil based mediums.
2023 Recognition:
February 1 - May 1 2023
Longmont United Hospital Gallery
March 1-31 2023
Downtown Boulder, Colorado
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Juried selection of 50 images representing JOY. Printed on 3'x5' flags and displayed along Broadway Street. "Garden" will be displayed on the West Facing Front of Salt of The Earth at 4520 Broadway St.
March 10 - May 6
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Longmont Artist Guild Spring Show and Sale
The Great Frame Up
430 Main Street Longmont Colorado - "Therapy" & "Jaunty"
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Longmont United Hospital Gallery walkway. Febrary 1 - May 1, 2023
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JOYSOME, Dairy Arts, Boulder Colorado. March 1-31 2023
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Las Lagunas Gallery, Women in Art 2022 - "The Sky is Crying"
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R+Gallery, Boulder Colorado, Mountains and Rivers Exhibit. July 2022 - "Flatirons"
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Artistonish Magazine July 2022 - "The Sky is Crying"
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Louisville Art Association, National Fine Art Show 2022. Juried selection "The Sky is Crying." Winner: Artistic Achievement Award.
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Thompson Valley Art League 2022 Regional Fine Art Show, July 2022 - "Garden"
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R+ Gallery, Boulder Colorado. Impression exhibit, September 2022 - "Whisper" & "Diurnal"
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Life in the West Gallery, Broomfield Colorado. Landscapes of the west Special Exhibit. September 16-18 2022 - "Flatirons", "Front Range", & "Last Light"
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