Jaclyn Mednicov

Mixed Media

An painting in black and white tones composed of imagery of leaves, stems of bushes, and snowy white spots that is arranged among brush strokes and streaks of paint in a manner that makes it look like a large abstract drip piece.

Jaclyn Mednicov is a Chicago based artist working in painting, sculpture, and installation. Her work investigates daily life through the lens of beauty, underpinned by impermanence and loss. Mednicov has her BFA from University of Kansas, MA in Studio Arts from Eastern Illinois University, and MFA in Painting and Drawing from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She has attended residencies at Vermont Studio Center, Ragdale Foundation, SEA Foundation, and European Ceramic Workcentre (upcoming).

Solo and Two Person exhibitions include: Paris London Hong Kong (Chicago), The SEA Foundation (Tilburg, NL), and Tarble Arts Center (Charleston, IL). Select group exhibitions include: Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago, IL), Northern Illinois University Art Museum (Dekalb, IL), DOCUMENT (Chicago, IL), ADDS DONNA (Chicago, IL), Morlan Gallery (Lexington, KY), and The Franklin (Chicago, IL). Mednicov’s work has been featured in New American Paintings, Sheridan Road, and Printmaking Today (upcoming) publications.

She is currently a Lecturer at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in the Painting and Drawing Department.

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Jaclyn Mednicov Designs

A painting of bush stems and buds layered into purple and pink paint which imbues it with an almost abstract appearance

A painting in lavender and pink tones of some floral stems and buds laid out almost as if it's an abstract piece.

A painting with impressions of flower petals and leaves made directly into a dark, thick paint that resembles a black tar.