Sculptor Jerry Harris

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NEW BOOK: The Sculpture World of Jerry Harris

by

 

Dr. Suzanne Fredericq

 

Available at amazon.com and Barnes and Noble.com

 

Book Signing

 

February 3rd. 2010  6pm to 9pm

Monks Lounge & Bistro

Downtown Chico, California

Great Jazz and food

 

Jerry Harris Retrospective(2000-2010)

 

The Art Foundry Gallery

Sacramento, Ca. 

 

August 7th to September 4th 2010

 

PLEASE SCROLL DOWN FOR ALL VIEWS

 

          

 

 

 

San Francisco/Oakland, CA., CA

Collage

 

Professional Affiliations

Swedish Sculptors' Association (inactive)

Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, Pa.(inactive)

Pacific Northwest Sculptors (support)

Jerry Harris is represented by Artists Rights Society(ARS), New York City, New York, and if Gallery(International Fine Art Gallery), Columbia, South Carolina, Director Wim Roefs. 

Bibliography

Mary Thomas, "Sculptor Jerry Harris." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1998.

Marc Faber, "Sculptor Returns Home." Pittsburgh Tribune, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1998.

Paul Denison,  "Sculptor and Art Defy Classification." Register Guard, Eugene, Oregon 2004.

Sylvie Pedersen, "Spontaneous Surrealism: Jerry Harris at the Jacobs Gallery." Eugene Weekly, Eugene, Oregon 2004

Shelley Kurtz, "Interview With Sculptor Jerry Harris." KVAL TV, Eugene, Oregon 2004.

"Sculptor Jerry Harris Featured In February." Skanner Newspaper, Portland, Oregon 2006.

Christine G.K. LaPado, "Shaping His Own Way." Chico News and Review, Chico, California 2008.

qi peng examiner.com

Interview: Sculptor Jerry Harris, 2009

Saatchi Online: www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk

Art Slant/San Francisco: www.artslant.com

 

  • Artist  Statement

     "No one wants to be an artist, one is chosen. To be an artist is a happy creative act. In a society smothered in glizt and money, the true artist keeps his or her vision. I believe that my art belongs in museums, a place where people can think, and the old and the new are interesting.

    A work of art must go completely beyond the limits of the human. Common sense and logic will fail. One must approach the dream and mentality of a lost childhood and recapture it, and if you, we, I, and the world, can't do that: it is all over."

    " I have seen the wings of madness fly over me."

    Charles Baudelair 

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