The Art of Jason Stillman

New Works in 2 New Series

Jason Stillman — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 07:09:13 +0000

Available at Grace Gallery

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“The Evolution of Flora” Colorado Springs, “Art on the Streets” Exhibition

Jason Stillman — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 04:33:54 +0000

“The Evolution of Flora” is a kinetic steel-fabricated sculpture, and was installed at the Performance Arts Center in downtown Colorado Springs on 6/25 as part of their yearlong 2009 11th Annual Art on the Streets Exhibition and Competition. It was my 1st year participating in the event, which boasted its largest number of entries and the highest caliber of artwork from Artist across the country and abroad. “The Evolution of Flora” won the $5k 3rd place prize, and was the only out of state artwork to place.

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Recent Work

Jason Stillman — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 23:56:49 +0000

"Entitled & Abandoned"

"Coney Island Girl #2", (Sold)

"Coney Island Girl #1" (Sold)

“Girl Series”

Jason Stillman — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 08:27:30 +0000

"Starlite Beach #2" (Sold)

"Emerging Artist Rocket Ride" (Sold)

"Georgia Girl" (Sold)

"Starlite Beach" (Sold)

"Desert Pool" (Sold)

"The Wait" (Sold)

"Downtown Girl" (Sold)

"Out of Dodge" (Sold)

"Tijuana Girl" (Sold)

"Woman in Hall" (Sold)

"West Hollywood Girl" (Sold)

Kinetic Sculpture: “The Evolution of Flora”

Jason Stillman — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 19:45:42 +0000

(Update: This piece has been selected to participate in the 11th annual “Art on the Streets” competition in Colorado Springs this summer. It was one of 13 works chosen this year from a record number of submitting Artists from across the country and abroad. The opening reception is scheduled for 6/26/2009.)

This sculpture was entirely hand formed and fabricated from just a few of the most basic steel elements, those being steel sheet, rod and pipe. Standing at about 11′ tall, as you move up the undulating trunk it diverges into two large branches. From these branches emerge a number of smaller branches that move outward and support both leaves and large “flowers” that also resemble propellers. From these branches, all of its “flower-pellers” spin, and its leaves flutter, in the slightest breeze, (as the “flower-pellers” are balanced and spin on bearings, and the leaves are hinged to their respective branches).

New

Jason Stillman — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 22:12:17 +0000

“Diving Lesson”, 15″x 18.25″, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas (Sold)

Mass Transit, 38″x 48″x 1.5″, Acrylic on Canvas (Sold)

“Untitled”, 18″x 27″x 1.5″, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas (Sold)

New in the Works

Jason Stillman — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 19:28:11 +0000

“Lady of the Water”, 25″x 35″x 2″,

Oil on Canvas (Available)

“Turbulence”, 30″x 47″x 2″,

Oil on Canvas (Sold)

Recent Sculpture Commissions

Jason Stillman — Sun, 06 Jan 2008 18:37:02 +0000

Wall Sculpture: This wall sculpture was commissioned to hang outdoors in the clients courtyard. It measures 52″x 50″x 6.5″, and is made of steel and copper treated with a patina finish. In addition, the piece is lit from inside each of the three rectangular sections.

Cactus Sculpture: Steel, height: 11′

Works in Progress, Life Size Nude Series

Jason Stillman — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 22:53:47 +0000

32″x 65″x 2″, Oil on Canvas (sold)

35″x 51″x 2″, Oil on Canavs (Sold)

New Series

Jason Stillman — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 19:03:25 +0000

“Little Squirts”, 29″x 48″x 1.5″, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas (Sold)

“The Plunge #1″, 32″x 40″x 1.5″, Acrylic and Oil on Canvas (Sold)

“The Plunge #2″, 32″x 44″x 1.5″, Acrylic and Oil on Canvas (Sold)

“The Plunge #3″, 40″x 54″x 1.5″, Acrylic and Oil on Canvas (Sold)