Jonathan Lyndon Chase: Big Wash
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Description
Jonathan Lyndon Chase is a Philadelphia-based visual artist whose drawings, paintings, sculpture, video and sound works focus primarily on Black, queer domestic intimacy. This softcover exhibition catalogue was published on the occasion of Big Wash, the artist’s first solo museum exhibition resulting from new work created during their 2019-2020 residency at FWM.
This book features photographs, sketches, poetry, and short fiction exploring kinship, nostalgia and intimacy by contributing writers Yolanda Wisher, Tiona Nekkia McClodden, Meg Onli and Meg Pendoley, noor ibn najam, and jamal rashad.
Published by FWM, 2021
Softcover, 100 pages
Designed by Rush Jackson
Edited by FWM Curator Karen Patterson
The catalogue includes a foreword from FWM Executive Director Christina Vassallo, an interview between Jonathan Lyndon Chase and Curator Karen Patterson, as well as contributions from writers Yolanda Wisher, Tiona Nekkia McClodden, Meg Onli and Meg Pendoley, noor ibn najam, and jamal rashad.
About The Exhibition
Jonathan Lyndon Chase: Big Wash
January 5–June 20, 2021
For Big Wash, artist Jonathan Lyndon Chase turns their attention to the laundromat as a site that is at once private and public. Through paintings, sculpture, and newly produced screenprinted textiles, Chase explores themes of Black, queer domestic intimacy, eroticism, nostalgia, and tenderness.