Born in Houston, Texas (b. 1980)

Tomashi Jackson

Girls Time (Heartbreak Hotel), 2020

Archival flatbed print on PVC marine vinyl, with acrylic paint, paper bags, Pentelic marble dust, Greek canvas, fabric from Walmart, and American linen, mounted on handcrafted pine awning structure with brass hooks and grommets
© Tomashi Jackson; courtesy the artist, Night Gallery, Los Angeles, and Tilton Gallery, New York. Photo by Marten Elder.

Tomashi Jackson. Courtesy of Pilar Corrias.

“Marshal and Albers concluded that color is relative, and what a viewer perceives a color to be is determined by the color nearest to it. Color is always changing, and contrary to popular belief, it is not absolute.”

—Tomashi Jackson

Tomashi Jackson

“Marshal and Albers concluded that color is relative, and what a viewer perceives a color to be is determined by the color nearest to it. Color is always changing, and contrary to popular belief, it is not absolute.”—Tomashi Jackson

“Marshal and Albers concluded that color is relative, and what a viewer perceives a color to be is determined by the color nearest to it. Color is always changing, and contrary to popular belief, it is not absolute.”

—Tomashi Jackson