JASON ROGALSKI
With each action, it becomes harder to continue, until i can move no further. free.
Calafia 1999
Acrylic on Canvas 16” Diameter
Flaming Moon in the Wet Night 2005
Mosaic on Wood 12”x 8”
Somos la Musica 2002
(We are the Music) 6’x 10’ x 6’
This installation was a abstract ear painting that could be ‘entered’.
The interior was an organically sculpted room painted like the exterior.
Inside, was an array of musical instruments to play with, all blue.
Straight 2000
Ice Arrow into Fire Target
Translations of Intuition 2001
This ‘social sculpture’ had three parts.
It uses a deaf person and a blind person.
The deaf person is provided with an array of musical instruments.
The blind person is provided with an array of drawing materials.
First part, i ask the blind person to draw from her intuition
and the deaf person to simultaneously watch and attempt to translate this into music.
Second part, i ask the deaf person to play music from her intuition
and the blind person to simultaneously listen and attempt to translate it into drawing.
For the third part, i ask them to translate each other simultaneously.
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JASON ROGALSKI rogalskijason@hotmail.com
Education:
San Francisco Art Institute, New Genres, B.F.A. Graduate, 2001.
Parsons
School of Design, Illustration,
Teaching Experience:
Founded and Co-directed Dot-to-Dot. 1999-2004.
Designed and taught art classes on both sides of the U.S/Mexican border weekly.
Trained incoming artists to make and run art workshops.
Directed many resulting art exhibitions up to 500 people audience.
Taught mosaic mural class for the I.C.B.C. of Rosarito. 2004.
Series of classes resulting in permanent installation.
Resident artist for Hancock Art Center of Michigan.
Co-directed series of art classes with resulting exhibition. 2001.
Designed and taught group projects for The International Children’s Art Museum 2000.
Aided Tim Rollins and K.O.S. at the Jewish Museum in the Righteous! project. 2000
Taught art
projects for developmentally disabled seniors program with resulting
exhibition ,
Taught
private art lessons in
Exhibitions:
Currently
exhibiting mosaics with Galleria del Mar, Rosarito, B.C.,
“Objective/Ojectivo” Solo Exhibition.
La
Esquina de Bodegas, Santo Tomas,
“Inauguracion
del Centro Municipal de Arte y
Cultura” (group), Rosarito, B.C.,
“Dedication of Mosaic Snake” (group), ICBC, Rosarito, B.C.
“Dos
Mietades” (group), Giorgio
Santini Gallery of Fine Art, Rosarito, B.C.
“Resocialization”
(group), Sushi Performance and Visual Arts,
“Resocialization”
(group), Beyond Baroque,
“Dot-to-Dot: June Project 2000” San Francisco Art Institute,
“Masculinity/Feminity” (solo),
“Summer Group Show” (group),
Santini Gallery, Rosarito, B.C.
“Limited Situations” (group), 4-walls Gallery, presented by Los Carpenteros, S.F. 1999.
“Look What
I’ve Done, Mama!” (group),
“Totems of
Physics” (solo), San Francisco Art Institute,
“Emerging
Consciences” (solo), I.P. Gallery,
“Lesbians by Night” (solo), Clair de
lune,
“Luz Show” (group), Cabello Gallery,
Rosaritio, B.C.
“Icons” (solo), Mastodon Piercing Studio,
“Mesa
Student Exhibition” (group), Mesa Gallery,
“7-Nights”
(solo), Old Vienna Café,
Murals:
Niños
Fishing Shack, Campito, Rosarito, 2000.
Golden
Spiral,
Hairgasm,
Grasping,
residence of Nancy Porter,
Wants and
Needs,
Mystic by the Sea,
Day Dream, Innerchange Coffee Shop, San Diego, 1991-92.
Mosaic:
Apprenticed under a Master mosaic artist from
Exhibiting mosaics with Galleria del Mar, Rosarito since 2005.
Taught mosaic class with resulting permanent installation at I.C.B.C.
Instituto Cultural de Baja
Muelle Restaurant Façade, series of 5 pyramids 8’x 8’, Rosarito. 2004
Chinese
Dragon Mural,
References upon request.