TEX JERNIGAN






two views one of the Harden Flowers
Flower, two views
 ARTWORKS
Oregon.flag.2008
Albanian.flag.2008
Bangladesh.flag.2008
Japanese.flag.2008
Pool.digital.test.2008
Topaz.one.tour.2007
Diamond.one.tour.2007
Nebraska City.one.tour.2007
Durango.Aperture.one.tour.2007
Redlake.one.tour.2007
Harveyville.one.tour.2007

C.V. / RESUME
tex.jernigan.cv.pdf


DOWNLOADS
tex.jernigan.cv.pdf - my resume / cv

 

The website is under construction, as it always will be, I reckon. But I'm working on a few things: I've been creating some flag pieces as well as a giant map to assist with the identificiation process, and you can see all this at flagthousand.com; I'll be making another Dandelion for a hip new housing development in Des Moines called Ponderosa Village.  I've also begun planning a new tour for 2009, you can take a peek at the site I've set up to outline the project for city planners and grant propsals - Crystalake.info

But if you're unfamiliar with my work, I suggest starting with Well.

A lot of my work continues what I started with this piece, using perspective and personal experience to reveal something special about our worlds and our perception.  The perspective pieces only align when the viewer is viewing the piece from a particular location. Sometimes I have a subtle way of indicating this location - for instance, in WellI had a high chair sitting in the middle of the field. But many of the works are not indicated by anything at all, for many the spot is designed around foot traffic or driving vehicles, so that the piece comes together and falls apart with our movement.  Then there are the touring works, such as the ones below, where the view is from atop a ladder, where I photograph the portraits below.

As of yet there are no permanent versions of the pieces below, where viewers and participants could stand atop a permanent platform to view the piece, and also stand within the piece, taking their own portraits of friends and family inside of these pieces.  This ultimately, is the goal.






CONTACT email          texjer@gmail.com
phone         214.356.1985
myspace      myspace.com/texjernigan
address       2734 Charlotte St. Studio 1N
                   Kansas City, MO 64111
LINKS

Crystalake.info - Tex Jernigan
Artist - Mo Wooler - sculpture
Artist - Asheer Akram - sculpture
Artist - Reilly Hoffman - scultpure
Artist  - Richard Jernigan - panoramic
Artist - Dominique Karwoski - fiberamics
Artist - Lisa Fain - photography

Couchsurfing.com "Better than Google"
Crazedlist - Advanced Craigslist Search
Homesick Texan, Lisa Fain

More Links

SUPPORTED BY

KHN, Denise Bradey, Pat Friedli
Art Farm, Ed Dadey, Janet Williams
Colorado Art Ranch, Grant Pound
Scottsdale Public Art, Diana Fisher
Magic Sock Fund, KCAI
Byron & Deanne, McKeown Grant
City of Leawood, Ann Kenney
Jernigan Films, Richard Jernigan






TEX'S FLAGS!

CRYSTAL LAKE!




ONE: WITH THE UNIVERSE
(KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, 2006)

(SELECTION OF PARTICIPANTS)
2144Mattheus.Leonhard.jpg
2145Asheer.jpg
2146Doug.Hudson.jpg
2150Matt.Cygnet.jpg
2165Reilly.jpg
2166Shane.jpg
2169zac.meyer.butt.jpg
2170zac.meyer.jpg
2171kim.earl.jpg
2172sgt.kim.jpg
2173carmen.jpg
2174Dan.tom.thugs.jpg
2177Jeffrey.Eaton.jpg
2178Maria.Buszek.jpg
2186.Cromwell.jpg
2197Ted.Kaldis.jpg
2202Tex&Julie.Mouth&Cupcake.jpg
2220Robert.Heishman.jpg
2231Lola.Darius-on.the.ground.jpg
2232Lola.Darius-standing.jpg
2235Jessi.Dominique.jpg
2245Tex&Wickerson.jpg
2249Warren.Rosser.jpg
2252.Security!.jpg
2289Maddie&Dominique.jpg
2296Robert.Long&Erica.Popp.jpg
2297.TaraMO.Wooler.jpg
2298.Jim.Leedy..jpg
2299.James.Leedy.Thinking.jpg
2301.Jim.Leedy.Powerpose.jpg
2302.Security.Reno.jpg
2306Timo.Towel.jpg
2312Just!n.Shirtless.jpg
2313Graham.Akins.jpg
2324Will.Anderson.jpg
2327Valerie.Jones.jpg
2331RobertHeishman.Rock.jpg
2336Brian.Szafranski.jpg
2357Tex&Kathleen.Collins.jpg
2359Kathleen.Collins.jpg
2373John.Brothers&Gabe.jpg
2383Russell.jpg
2387Natalie.Bluhm.jpg
2391Gary.Sutton.jpg
2412Anne&Umbrella.jpg


Click here to see the ALL of the pictures from the tourI spent the better half of last year, traveling across the country, creating temporary installations, sightseeing, and exploring.  I was accompanied by my special lady / sidekick, Dominique Karwoski.  Without her, I don't know that the journey would have been the success that it was.

The left and right columns list a selection of the resulting portraits; hundreds of people participated, collaborated, and now find themselves popping up in google image searches.  If your photograph was taken you can check out the complete list of photographs.

 

The highlight of this excursion, for me at least, was Redlake. The desert is simultaneously delightful and terrifying. We only spent a few days out there, but it came together on Saturday night, and this photograph was taken the next morning:

The desert is a place where i would like to spend more time! A wind surfer recommended this desert to us while we were in Primm, Nevada, he likes it because the wind rolling off the surrounding mountains reaches 20-30 MPH. We didn't like that part so much. It also turns out that this is the location that some of the scenes from Mars Attacks! was shot.

When I first began to envision this trip, I imagined this place to the "T" - this location was my ultimate goal for the tour. The pipes had a little trouble shooting into the cracked earth because of the pressed point that I machined into all the pipes, which helped a lot for going deep into moist earth, but it caused the earth to crack further in this case, a problem which didn't occur with uncut pipes, the round end just cut a perfect circle in the earth, something I'll have to remember.

 

 


TOPAZ
(MARQUTTE, NEBRASKA, 2007)

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4672.Bob&Sheryl.Mills.jpg
4674.sheryl.mills.jpg
4675.bob.mills.jpg
4677.amanda.huckins.jpg
4680.todd.beaty.jpg
4684.todd.beaty.jpg
4687.edward.sharp.jpg
4690.ed.jpg
4691.david.griess.jpg
4693.david.griess.jpg
4696.rachel.bush.jpg
4697.rachel.bush.jpg
5000.ayako.aramaki.jpg
5001.ayako.jpg
5003.ayako.jpg
5004.ayako&ryo.jpg
5006.ayako&ryo.jpg
5008.ryo.jpg
5009.ryo.jpg
5010.ryo.ishikawa.jpg
5012.dom.jpg
5013.domo.jpg
5020.dom.jpg
5023.me&dom.jpg
5024.Tex.jernigan.jpg
5046.tex&domo.jpg
5054.janet.williams.jpg
5055.janet.williams.jpg
5056.ernest.ochsner.jpg
5057.levitating.ernest.jpg
5058.lynda.jpg
5060.lynda.ochsner.jpg
5062.carolyn.albracht.jpg
5064.bill.whitney.jpg
5065.polaroid.jpg
5067.polaroid.ernest.jpg
5069.bill.whitney.jpg
5074.ed.dadey.jpg
side2.jpg
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2734 Charlotte St., Studio 1N
Kansas City, MO 64109
texjer@gmail.com
214.356.1985


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