Wanted: Cheap Studio to work in. Must be in San Francisco. Preferably the Southeast part of SF. Please email me if you can help me with this quest.
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"The dream of artists—which is simply the dream of friends and lovers, magnified—is to plant themselves in other people's heads" -Tad Friend on John Lurie
I am the third generation of artists in my family following in the footsteps of my mother and my grandmother.
Born in New York, raised just north of Manhattan, I had the opportunity to visit the museums of New York City on a fairly regular basis. The Met was my favorite. I wanted to live there, like in that children’s novel, "From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler"; I daydreamed about getting lost and having to spend the night sleeping with the sarcophagi or in an elegantly made up room in the American Decorative Arts wing. My imagination went wild imagining entire families and their interactions within those spaces.
I am always thinking about things I could make, build, create; my brain is constantly working; sometimes causing sleepless nights. If I could afford to just make art, and not work, I would, in a heartbeat. As it is right now I can’t imagine living long enough to actually have time to create all of the things swimming around in my little head.
This body of work is just part of what goes on creatively for me. Paintings are what I do most because I have the space for it. Welding and metal fabrication is what I love to do most but it is slow going for lack of safe space to do it in.
I am searching for the Peggy of the 2000's. Where is our Peggy Guggenheim of today?
My name is Jes Muse. And this is some of my art.
Thank you.
(please click on one of the links to your left)
If you would like to purchase or show any of the work seen on this site please contact Jes at contact@jesmuseonline.com.
Artists Resume
Katonah Museum of Art (1992), Katonah, NY
SUNY Purchase, Senior Thesis Exhibit (1997), Purchase, NY
Christie's Staff Exhibit (1998), New York, NY
Organica Gardens (1998/99), Mamaroneck, NY
The Rising, Brooklyn (2001), NY
Red Dora's Bearded Lady (2002), San Francisco, CA
Ladyfest 2002, San Francisco, CA
The Secret Spot (2003/4), San Francisco, CA
The Salon (2006), San Francisco, CA
The Crucible (2003, 2004, 2005), Oakland, CA
San Francisco Pride (2007), San Francisco, CA
Anvil Hair Design Studio (2007-2010), San Francisco, CA
3 Dollar Bill (2007), San Francisco, CA
Petchitecture 2008, San Francisco, CA
Mezzanine 11th Anniversary 2009, San Francisco, CA
Homo-A-Gogo 2009, San Francisco, CA
Mezzanine 12th Anniversary 2010, San Francisco, CA
_________________________
"The dream of artists—which is simply the dream of friends and lovers, magnified—is to plant themselves in other people's heads" -Tad Friend on John Lurie
I am the third generation of artists in my family following in the footsteps of my mother and my grandmother.
Born in New York, raised just north of Manhattan, I had the opportunity to visit the museums of New York City on a fairly regular basis. The Met was my favorite. I wanted to live there, like in that children’s novel, "From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler"; I daydreamed about getting lost and having to spend the night sleeping with the sarcophagi or in an elegantly made up room in the American Decorative Arts wing. My imagination went wild imagining entire families and their interactions within those spaces.
I am always thinking about things I could make, build, create; my brain is constantly working; sometimes causing sleepless nights. If I could afford to just make art, and not work, I would, in a heartbeat. As it is right now I can’t imagine living long enough to actually have time to create all of the things swimming around in my little head.
This body of work is just part of what goes on creatively for me. Paintings are what I do most because I have the space for it. Welding and metal fabrication is what I love to do most but it is slow going for lack of safe space to do it in.
I am searching for the Peggy of the 2000's. Where is our Peggy Guggenheim of today?
My name is Jes Muse. And this is some of my art.
Thank you.
(please click on one of the links to your left)
If you would like to purchase or show any of the work seen on this site please contact Jes at contact@jesmuseonline.com.
Artists Resume
Katonah Museum of Art (1992), Katonah, NY
SUNY Purchase, Senior Thesis Exhibit (1997), Purchase, NY
Christie's Staff Exhibit (1998), New York, NY
Organica Gardens (1998/99), Mamaroneck, NY
The Rising, Brooklyn (2001), NY
Red Dora's Bearded Lady (2002), San Francisco, CA
Ladyfest 2002, San Francisco, CA
The Secret Spot (2003/4), San Francisco, CA
The Salon (2006), San Francisco, CA
The Crucible (2003, 2004, 2005), Oakland, CA
San Francisco Pride (2007), San Francisco, CA
Anvil Hair Design Studio (2007-2010), San Francisco, CA
3 Dollar Bill (2007), San Francisco, CA
Petchitecture 2008, San Francisco, CA
Mezzanine 11th Anniversary 2009, San Francisco, CA
Homo-A-Gogo 2009, San Francisco, CA
Mezzanine 12th Anniversary 2010, San Francisco, CA
