GREG BAILEY
Artist Statement​
Bailey utilizes the potency and political hierarchy of traditional oil painting techniques as a frequency through which he communicates his reactions towards the impulse of society. He is intrigued by social-constructs and the ambiguities of the reality it imposes on the human psyche. His consciousness of context and content, has helped to channel his interrogations toward the provocative nature of these social-constructs with regards to issues of class, racial
and gender politics, colonialism and its psychological residues.
Artist Bio​
Greg Bailey is currently pursuing an MFA with the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual arts at Washington University in St. Louis.
He is a Danforth Scholar.
2010, Jamaica Biennial, National Gallery of Jamaica
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2014, Jamaica Biennial, National Gallery of Jamaica- nominated for
the Aaron Matalon Award
2014, ‘Social Atrocities’, Kingston, Jamaica
2017, Jamaica Biennial, National Gallery of Jamaica- won the Dawn Scott Memorial Award. Other important exhibitions include;
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2017, ‘Jamaican Spiritual’, St Stephen Walbrook, London, UK
AVAILABLE WORKS
1. Greg Bailey
"The Sacrifice of Isaac," 2017
Oil on Canvas
90" x 57"
2. Greg Bailey
"Colonial Legacies," 2016
Oil on Canvas
60" x 60"
3. Greg Bailey
"Recurrence," 2015
Oil on Canvas
Triptych 55" x 35" (each)