Liz Jaff
Liz Jaff is a visual artist who lives and works in New York City. Her work includes installations, objects and works on and of paper which use formalist structures, pattern and repetition to talk about impermanence and permanence, perceptions of time, and the role of memory in shaping experience. Poetry, storytelling, performance and diaspora culture, particularly Flamenco, are important influences. She received her BFA in painting from The Rhode Island School of Design and has exhibited nationally and internationally, including at Widmer Theodoridis Gallery, Switzerland, The Art Complex Center, Tokyo, Rochester Contemporary Arts Center, And Hubweek , the annual innovation festival founded by The Boston Globe, Harvard University, Massachusetts General Hospital and MIT.
links and press
Hubweek / exhibits
Hubweek changemakers interview
Whether We dance or Not, Interview, Arts in Bushwick
rochester city newspaper
special thanks to Kris Graves and Paul Takeuchi