FLINT JAMISON

Born in 1979 in Billings, USA. Lives and works in Portland.

Flint Jamison's work focuses on revealing the elements that make up the infrastructure of our modern world. Cables and screens are as much a part of his visual vocabulary as handcrafted woodwork and printed matter. Flint Jamison produces hybrid pieces whose mechanics or processes are often visible and their function suggested, without the viewer being certain of their actual utility. His works then tip over into a space that is more political or metaphysical.





Air de Paris, Romainville, 2021



Galerie Max Mayer, D�sseldorf, 2021






Text by Monica Majoli, August 2020



Kunsthalle Sankt-Gallen, St. Gallen, 2019-2020



Wattis Institute, San Francisco, 2017-2018




Whitney Biennial 2017, New York, 2017



Editathon Art+Feminism, Archives nationales, Paris, 2016






Biennale de Rennes, FRAC Bretagne, 2016



Air de Paris, Paris, 2015



Liverpool Biennial, 2014




CUBITT Gallery, Londres, 2013




Air de Paris, Paris, 2012



Centre d'édition contemporaine, Genève, 2012



Artspeak, Vancouver, 2012



Peeling Layers Yields Brief Openmouthed “Oh!”,
Open Satellite, Bellevue, WA, 2010




tongue/groove technology keeps safe these nodes, here, Marfa Book Co., Marfa, TX, 2010