Jennifer Steinkamp (B. 1958)
Sold to Benefit the CalArts School of Art
Jennifer Steinkamp (B. 1958)

Judy Crook

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Jennifer Steinkamp (B. 1958)
Judy Crook
video installation
Executed in 2013.
Exhibited
London, greengrassi, Joanne Greenbaum Jennifer Steinkamp, January-February 2013 (another example exhibited).
Portland, Public Art, Felton Properties, April 2013 on permanent view (another example exhibited).
Blacksburg, Virginia Tech, School of Visual Arts, Armory Gallery, Two Trees: Rona Pondick and Jennifer Steinkamp, October - November 2013.
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Lot Essay

"I was a young naive undergraduate at CalArts in the Program in Experimental Animation in fall 1984. Baldessari's reputation had preceded him. I took one of his art classes. He was gracious enough to offer me a critique. I will never forget it because he had so much presence. It was pretty basic but much needed. He asked me WHY?" -Jennifer Steinkamp (Film/Video BFA 84)

Other works from the edition are currently in the collections of the Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha and Felton Properties, Portland
Judy Crook is part of an on-going series where teachers are honored with tree dedications. The first of the series was in honor of Miss Znerold, Steinkamp's first grade teacher who singled her out as making the best sponge trees in the class. Judy Crook taught color theory at Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, CA; she was an amazing color theorist and inspirational teacher.

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