"One None Done: New Work by Jesse Hayward"
2008-01-04 until 2008-01-26
Tilt Gallery and Project Space
Portland, OR, USA United States of America

Tilt Gallery and Project Space is pleased to present Jesse Hayward’s One None Done.  In Hayward's work, the sculptural commingles with the painterly and the drawn, articulating a space wherein boundaries are blurred and the rhythms of color and form are allowed a heightened leeway.  Hayward’s site-specific installations create large sweeps of gesture, creating pathways down from above, in through the wall and out onto the floor.

Jesse Hayward received his MFA from California College of Art in 2002.  His work has been exhibited at PDX Contemporary Art Window Project in Portland, OR, Southern Exposure in San Francisco, CA, and The Affair at The Jupiter Hotel Art Fair, among other.  In 2006 Hayward's work was included in the Oregon Biennial at the Portland Art Museum. His work has been reviewed in The Oregonian, PORT, PDX Magazine, Willamette Week, and the Portland Mercury.  Most recently, Hayward was short listed for the Portland Art Museum's Contemporary Northwest Art Award.

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