Jasmine Maddock

Surrealist Jasminist and stuckist artist, model and outsider visionary, full member of DACS, cat lover, fairies, described as genius, the best and most gifted artist he has ever seen by Charles Moffat of the Lilith Gallery Canada. LATEST EXHIBITIONS: by_international_artists_at_ two_california_ venues.html Two international art exhibitions Torrance Art Museum California and Garboushian Gallery Beverly Hills where I am a featured artist. Polemically Small curated by famous curator and writer Edward Lucie Smith.

Recent work with the Stuckist movement including six exhibitions with one Stuckism on Surrealism curated and organised by myself as part of The Liverpool Biennial. Also at Turner Prize demo and quoted on website. See for all info and links. Latest exhibition and publications- Trans-siberian arts centre June 2011 exhibiting Manvase as a postcard on a train from Beijing to Moscow and Mungbeing magazine issue 36

Working in exciting and unusual materials from make up to acrylic mixed with perfume, create visionary surrealist ethereal and complex sometimes bizarre funny work from self portraits mixed with 1940s actress Hedy Lamarr who I look like with mini versions coming out of our heads to cat fairies with cat face ...

Surreal innovative and award winning artist and illustrator who has been 10 years creating commissions and participating in exhibitions. Described as 'The best artist I have ever seen...gifted' by Charles Moffat of The Lilith Gallery, Toronto, and 'great' by Charles Thompson of the Stuckist movement www.stuckism.com . A full member of DACS- Design and copyright society since 2008. Jasmine's work can be seen also on www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/yourgallery/jasminemaddock and recently invited through being a stuckist to be interviewed for the BBC liverpools biennial video on www.BBC.co.uk/liverpool08.

Currently exhibiting lady at new to DACS exhibition kowalsky gallery london till april 24th. As a stuckist i exhibited the work hedyandi at liverpool biennial exhibition at view two liverpool, 'an antidote to the ghastly turner prize' 08. This was reviewed in metro newspaper. Commissions include :'From Apple to Zebra' children's book for councillor William Waterworth of Wales a-z illustrations. Dot-Art(www.dot-art.co.uk)- their first commission, for C21C of surreal Liverpool Buildings entitled 'Liverpool Lives'.

Recent exhibitions: July 2008 Go Pink charity auction of art for Linda Mc Cartney Centre Liverpool

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