The Work
In her art, Gomula-Kruzic explores the nature of the physical body and societal constraints with an enveloping visual style that places the viewer in the action—frequently as a complicit participant.…
In her art, Gomula-Kruzic explores the nature of the physical body and societal constraints with an enveloping visual style that places the viewer in the action—frequently as a complicit participant.…
Jessica Gomula-Kruzic’s Complicit Participants Jessica Gomula-Kruzic is subversive. In her artwork, she playfully introduces ideas. As a viewer, you follow her logic and new notions are revealed. She subtly…
Artist talk at Media Arts Research Studio, Johnson State College, VT. 2010. This talk is going to be a little bit about evolution. Not just human evolution, but how…
TEN THINGS ABOUT JESSICA GOMULA by Beaubourg 268 on Friday, August 27, 2010 at 7:04pm Nearly three months have passed since Beaubourg 268’s inaugural event This Ain’t A Happenin: Transient Acts &…
Excerpt from catalog essay. California State University Stanislaus Faculty Exchange Exhibition. First Street Gallery, Humboldt State University. 2010. In the art of Jessica Gomula, the Post-Modern hybridization of genre and style is…
Panel Presentation: How the Building Imagination Center has helped cultivate cultural identity through art, film, and other expressions. The Search for Common Ground: Culture in California’s Central Valley. Visions of Central Valley Culture: Local Arts…
The Uncomfortable and Fascinating work of Jessica Gomula These days we seem to confront sex and sexual issues everywhere, even as we have many reasons to be uncomfortable with our…
You have just finished reading this brief essay on the work of Jessica Gomula. You have looked at the images that it addresses, crisply printed in the catalog that accompanies…
Artist talk. 2009. California State University. As an artist I explore the intimate and the sexual capacities of human nature, and its changing boundary of private and public expression. I…
Six Artists in California The following is an excerpt from the catalog essay written by David Olivant for the 2006 exhibition “Made in China – Six Artists in California” at the Peter Scott…