JH Book Trader Mural Wall

Current Mural: Precipice for WildWalls 2021

Artist: Helen Seay

Date: June 2021

Location: JH Book Trader, 970 W Broadway, Jackson WY

Funding By: JH Book Trader

 
Wendell Field, “The Kitchen of Nicola Fuller of Central Africa, Under the Tree of Forgetfulness”, 2019This work is a study done on location in Central Africa and inspired by a scene out of Alexandra Fuller’s book, Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight. The actual painting can be seen on view in Local Restaurant on the Jackson Town Square.

Wendell Field, “The Kitchen of Nicola Fuller of Central Africa, Under the Tree of Forgetfulness”, 2019

This work is a study done on location in Central Africa and inspired by a scene out of Alexandra Fuller’s book, Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight. The actual painting can be seen on view in Local Restaurant on the Jackson Town Square.

Todd Kosharek, “Heritage”, 2019

Todd Kosharek, “Heritage”, 2019

JH Book Trader has realized a mural space that reflects their inspiration to “tell our stories, show us the world, and take our visitors (and ourselves) deeper into the many layers of Jackson and the West” by showcasing the community’s artistic talents on a rotating mural display.

JH Book Trader selected 2-3 images annually that are displayed for anywhere from 3-6 months each. Artist Calls will be released when new opportunities arise.

Businesses interested in similar rotating mural installations should contact Carrie@jhpublicart.org

Previous Murals

Jocelyn Slack, “Shelter”, 2020-21  Artist Statement: Sheltering in place, staying home, staying safe. Alone together with the whole planet. I feel blessed to have a roof over my head, enough to eat. What about the homeless, the many already on the margins. The illusion of our lives can change at any time. The threads of hope that keep me together. My house sits in a town. My home resides inside my heart.

Jocelyn Slack, “Shelter”, 2020-21
Artist Statement: Sheltering in place, staying home, staying safe. Alone together with the whole planet. I feel blessed to have a roof over my head, enough to eat. What about the homeless, the many already on the margins. The illusion of our lives can change at any time. The threads of hope that keep me together. My house sits in a town. My home resides inside my heart.

Jenny Dowd, “Storytime”, 2020Artist Statement: Everything has a story. While much can be found in the magical hush that falls over a room when a story is spoken, the space also becomes charged. In this way it is easy for me to imagine that our objects share stories with each other; fabulous stories from their world, memories of interaction, moves, things overheard, and big wild dreams.

Jenny Dowd, “Storytime”, 2020

Artist Statement: Everything has a story. While much can be found in the magical hush that falls over a room when a story is spoken, the space also becomes charged. In this way it is easy for me to imagine that our objects share stories with each other; fabulous stories from their world, memories of interaction, moves, things overheard, and big wild dreams.

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