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the tiny little high five

Jocelyn Mathewes
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A studio journal about creative process, community-building, and compelling stories/artworks that inspire.

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The Bed

Why hello, it’s Jocelyn Mathewes from the 3rd floor of the William King Museum. And I’m here to talk to you about what a bed means to me.

The Bed, 2026 — 30 double-sided cyanotypes on fabric with pillowcase

A bed is a horizontal space tha...

10 days ago
6

Para(site)dise opens next week

Why hello, it’s Jocelyn Mathewes from my home studio in Appalachia. And this past weekend, I dropped off my work at the William King Museum of Art for installation.

The phrase to “drop” as in “release something to the public” likely has or...

15 days ago
7

stitching fabric, stitching flesh

Why hello, it’s Jocelyn Mathewes from my home studio in Appalachia. And we’re here to take a closer look at one of my photography and paper-based pieces, The Water Was Troubled (Wound Repair in a Sterile Environment).

In this work as in ot...

a month ago
5

why I make art about difficult things

Why hello, it’s Jocelyn Mathewes from my home studio in Appalachia.

I’ve had the honor of being interviewed twice in the last month or so. In both interviews (and several times in person at exhibitions) I’ve been asked some variation of wh...

2 months ago
10
1

My solo show has a title

Why hello, it’s Jocelyn Mathewes from my home studio in Appalachia.

After extended conversation, I’ve landed on a title for my solo exhibit. It’s going to be based on the piece that best represents the paradoxical labor of maintenance — th...

3 months ago
6

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