This year Jennifer continues her support of the Women’s Center of Jacksonville with donation of two paintings: Perennial I and Perennial II (each 24X24) from the Collective series for the Center’s Silent Auction.
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This year Jennifer continues her support of the Women’s Center of Jacksonville with donation of two paintings: Perennial I and Perennial II (each 24X24) from the Collective series for the Center’s Silent Auction.
The second annual group show opened on June 7 at the Belushi Pisano Gallery on Martha’s Vineyard and is, according to art critic Tamar Russell, an impressive presentation of "... eclectic variety ... featuring more than a dozen artists ... bronze, glass, lamps, jewelry, painting, photography and mixed media."
The Greater Atlanta Affiliate of the national Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation provides funding for non-duplicative outreach projects that provide services to grassroots organizations, community agencies and support groups that provide assistance to breast cancer patients and their families in the Atlanta area. The Affiliate also provides funding to the national Komen Foundation Award and Research Grant program that has raised nearly $740 million in the fight against breast cancer.
Donald Dusinberre, art critic for EU Jacksonville, had this to say regarding Jennifer's Intrinsic Nature Series now on display at Stellers Gallery Annex:
Last year Pace Academy’s annual Spring Auction was a great success due to the generosity of its donors, which included a painting by Jennifer J. L. Jones entitled Aurea from her Natural Progressions series. This year, Jennifer will donate two pieces: Verdant Color Field I and Verdant Color Field II from her Arrangements series. Each 24X24 painting is mixed media on wood panel.
For the fifth year Jennifer has been asked to donate a painting for inclusion in the ART PAPERS silent auction to be held at Mason Murer Fine Art on Saturday, February 3rd. This year Jennifer has selected Autumn Light from the Between Things: Fall Series for the event.
Construction is underway for 44 Monroe, a $70 million, 523,619-square-foot residential high-rise building in Phoenix, Ariz. When complete, the 33-story tower will be Arizona’s tallest residential structure. San Diego-based Tucker Sadler Architects is providing full architectural services and interior design services for the tower’s community areas. The project is scheduled for completion in early 2008.