Articles and Reviews
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Alice Zines "Entropvisions" Jan 2023

Jeffrey Bishop at Mosaic Artspace, NYC

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John Mendelsohn, "Flight or Fight: Jeffrey Bishop's Monoprints at SRO Gallery. Artcritical, September 29th, 2018.

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Sheila Farr, SEATTLE TIMES, October 31st, 2008

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Jeffrey Bishop Interview with SUSAN SONTAG, INSIGHT, Journal of the HENRY GALLERY, Seattle, WA, Spring 1982

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Matthew Kangas, ART IN AMERICA, July 1994

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Regina Hackett, SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER, Oct 20, 1993

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Delores Tarzan, SEATTLE TIMES, October 11, 1993 #1

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Delores Tarzan, SEATTLE TIMES, October 11, 1993 #2

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Charles Kraft, SEATTLE WEEKLY, October 13, 1993

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Ron Glowen, ARTCOAST, Fall 1989

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Regina Hackett, SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER, 1983

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Delores Tarzan, SEATTLE TIMES, September 4, 1983

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Ron Glowen, ARTWEEK. "Architecture as Reference." September 10, 1983

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Lyn Smallwood, SEATTLE WEEKLY, "Visual Arts: Jeffrey Bishop." 1983

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Sue Ann Kendall, SEATTLE TIMES, November 1982

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Matthew Kangas, ART IN AMERICA, Summer, 1981,

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Suzanne Muchnic, LOS ANGELES TIMES, October 2,1981

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Ron Glowen, ARTWEEK, December 1980.

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Roger Downey, THE SEATTLE WEEKLY, December 17, 1980.

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Matthew Kangas, ARTFORUM, May 1979

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Steve Winn, SEATTLE WEEKLY, March 8, 1978, #1

Steve Winn, SEATTLE WEEKLY, March 8, 1978, #2

Books and Catalogues

"Turbulence" - Odelette Cho, Curator, "An Exhibition exploring states of Change, Instability and Fervent Movement"

American Abstract Artists - 2019 Monoprints - University of Tennessee

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HARVARD REVIEW, Number Forty Two, Spring 2012, Portfolio.
In same issue portfolios from Richard Tuttle, Antonio Tapies, Tory Fair, James Nares.

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STUDIO OF THE ABSURD, 2012, M55 Gallery, NYC,

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Matthew Kangas, RETURN TO THE VIEWER, Midmarch Art Press, 2011. pp 317-323.

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BETTY BOWEN AWARDS - THIRTY YEARS, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle WA, 2009, Michael Darling

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Mathew Kangas, RELOCATIONS, Selected Art Essays and Interviews, Midmarch Arts Press, NYC, 2008, p 13, 15, 16, 70, 128, 176, 271, 384

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MIAMI UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM, Oxford, Ohio, 2005

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LINDA FARRIS GALLERY, 1993

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BETTY BOWEN MEMORIAL TENTH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION, Seattle Art Museum, 1988

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Bruce Guenther, DOCUMENTS NORTHWEST, Seattle Art Museum, 1983

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Bruce Guenther, 50 NORTHWEST ARTISTS, Chronicle Books, 1983, Marsha Burns, Ed Marquand

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Barbara Taylor, EIGHT SEATTLE ARTISTS, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, 1980, Robert L. Smith, Director LAICA, Barbara Taylor, essay.

Selected Website Listings

Entropvisions (Alice Zines)

Jeffrey Bishop at Mosaic

2023.1.4


Jeffrey Bishop is a logically-instinctive artist. With a strong sense of form and internal structure (i.e., the logic), Bishop intuitively creates enigmatic, fluid images that configure and reconfigure into animalistic, symbolic images, or perhaps purely abstract wanderings. In his most recent work currently on view at Mosaic Artspace (49-28 31st Place, LIC, up through January), Bishop begins with a digitally created central, fairly symmetrical image he equates to a Rorschach design, but which looks more like a complex totem, perhaps growing out of the traditional northwest totems Bishop lived with during his many years in Washington State. Printed vertically and in the center on large sheets, each about 5x4 feet, the “totem” is then overlaid with black and metallic ink, obscuring and clarifying parts of this central core. Each artwork thus suggests unique readings, while still retaining the repeating totem as an important structural and emotive motif. This motif repetition becomes an anchor around which change happens, much as our own bodies are anchors to our myriad of life’s experiences. Bishop says he paints to music, and that he loves contemporary atonal jazz. Though clearly not literal translations of any particular music, the rigorous underlying structure and surprising tonal harmonies and rhythms of atonal jazz do in fact find visual counterparts in Bishop’s work. Also on view are samples of earlier prints and paintings, which both inform and are informed by the new work and are valuable viewing in their own right. Bishop will be at the gallery this Saturday from 11 -3pm, and next Tuesday, January 10, from 1-5pm.


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Alice Zines "Entropvisions" Jan 2023

Jeffrey Bishop at Mosaic Artspace, NYC

https://www.alicezinnes.com/entropvisions--blog-/view/6400011/0/6624906