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Artist: Dee Hibbert-Jones |
| Exhibition: A Small Look at Giganticism |
| Date: September 16 2004 - November 06 2004 |
Curator: Alice Arnold and Lea Rekow
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Bio:
Dee Hibbert-Jones is a British born artist. Her work investigates our psychological and physical needs for security; most specifically she investigates the systems we use for comfort, for remembering and for denial. She explores these issues through diverse fields of study from science, to the environment, to homeland security, to nostalgia and memory. Hibbert-Jones exhibits her work both in gallery settings and through community-based art installations. She was in residency most recently at the Headlands Center for the Arts, CA and the Sanitary Fill in San Francisco, CA. She received her MFA in sculpture and installation (Mills College, Oakland, California); her MA in Education (Durham University, England), her MA, in Womens Studies (York University, England) and her BA in Literature (London University, England.) Hibbert-Jones has exhibited in the US and abroad at venues such as The Memorial Union Gallery, UC Davis, California College of the Arts, Oakland, California, the Empire-Fulton Ferry Park, Brooklyn, NY and the Victoria Regional Arts Complex, Maryborough, Australia.
Hibbert-Jones currently lives in San Francisco, California. She is Assistant Professor of Sculpture and Public Art at UC Santa Cruz.
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