Jessica Joslin
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Interests
General
Candido & Caprice (detail)
Candido & Caprice, 40" x 16" x 20"
Brass, snakeskin, vestment trim, velvet, antique opera glove leather,
turtle shell, cast and painted plastic, glass eyes
Lupe (detail)
Lupe, 11" x 6" X 16"
Antique hardware, brass, bone, painted wood ball, leather, glass eyes
Fiala (detail of Fiala & Lartet)
Lartet (detail of Fiala & Lartet)
Fiala & Lartet
11" x 6" x 22"
Antique hardware, brass, bone, leather, cicada wings,
antique velvet & trim, model cannon, pewter feet, glass eyes
Click HERE to visit my WEBSITE jessicajoslin.com
Click HERE To find out about my BOOK, Strange Nature
All images contained herein are © Jessica Joslin and courtesy of Lisa Sette Gallery.Television
Latest Blog Entries
- Sep 18, 2011 2:05 PM Limited edition prints, Ludwig & Gustav. Now available!
- Oct 28, 2010 5:20 AM Upcoming solo show: HYBRIDS at La Luz de Jesus. Opening Nov. 5 in LA!
- Mar 22, 2010 10:50 PM Brass & Bone Exhibit (and other events)
- Oct 14, 2009 7:22 PM Facebook
- Jul 7, 2009 7:53 PM Monsters group show, opening this Saturday at Copro Nason!
Top Friends (23)
- Jared Joslin
- The Parlour Trick
- chris conn askew
- Rogue Taxidermy Sculptr…
- Claudia Drake
- Adam Wallacavage
- Darla Teagarden Art Pho…
- lori field
- XIAOQING DING
- colette calascione
- Carrie Ann Baade
- kathie olivas
- Apteka
- Travis Louie
- Thomas Metcalf
- ray caesar
- Blood Tea and Red String
- jennifer nicholson
- michael adams
- Gram Rabbit
- Angie Mason
- skulls unlimited
- The Bone Room
Blurbs
About me:
..When I was a little girl, I fell madly in love with a room-sized display of articulated skeletons. I grew up in Boston, or rather; I grew up wandering about in the magical halls of the Harvard University Natural History Museums. There were skeletons of giraffe, antelope, monkeys, lemurs, and shrews…also scores of beautiful, exotic taxidermied animals and tropical birds of every hue. The exhibits were in beautiful old wooden vitrines, with tiny engraved brass plaques and hardware.I was enchanted by the strange beauty of it all…
At home, we also had curiosity cabinet of sorts. Whenever we’d go for a hike or a walk on the beach, we’d collect natural objects (feathers, shells, seedpods, bones…) to add to the family collection. In 1992, when I began building the first beasts of my menagerie, it was using objects sent in a care package from my father, the same pieces that I'd collected as a child.
Click HERE to visit my WEBSITE jessicajoslin.com
Who I'd like to meet:
MEET THE OTHER JOSLINS...
Jared Joslin, Circus Self Portrait
My brilliant husband.
www.jaredjoslin.com
Russell Joslin, Empty
My brilliant brother (technically, my brother-in-law)
www.russelljoslin.com
Shots Magazine
Details
- Status: Married
- Zodiac Sign: Cancer
- Children: I don't want kids






















