Petty Theft
Shortly after C was born, I took a short leave of our newborn cacoon to photograph friend and poet Nicholas Friedman for his forthcoming collection of poetry. We’re so excited that it is finally out and available. Buy it, read it. Cover to cover. Enjoy.
Shortly after C was born, I took a short leave of our newborn cacoon to photograph friend and poet Nicholas Friedman for his forthcoming collection of poetry. We're so excited that it is finally out and available. Buy it, read it. Cover to cover. Enjoy.
Robinwood Zine
Printed in conjunction with the Robinsong exhibition, a Robinwood Zine is now available.
Printed in conjunction with the Robinsong exhibition, a Robinwood Zine is now available.
The plans for Robinwood, my maternal grandparents' hand-built Michigan home were lifted from the December 1946 issue of Better Homes & Gardens. With this origin in print, the Robinwood series now includes a special zine that tells the story of the house and the relationship of its residents to it, illustrated with the artworks that make up this series.
The zine is available for purchase for $18 + shipping. To order, please use the contact page here >
Jillian Piccirilli, Robinwood Zine, cover (2016)
Jillian Piccirilli, Robinwood Zine, interior spread (2016)
"Year in Color" exhibit opening with "Painting Time" book
Since moving out to Oakland, I have been doing arts consulting work with some really great local artists…
Since moving out to Oakland, I have been doing arts consulting work with some really great local artists. On Thursday, a solo exhibit for one of those artists opens along with the premier of the exhibit catalog, which I designed!
YEAR IN COLOR/LUNAR CYCLES: New Work by Carol Ladewig
SLATE contemporary, 473 25th Street, Uptown Oakland
Opening Thursday, February 28th, 6-8p
Show runs through March 3rd
In conjunction with the exhibit, the book Painting Time has been published, for which I did the design work and some of the photography. The book is both an exhibit catalog and a wider examination of the featured work within the context of Carol's art practice as well as modern art history. The text contains essays by art critic DeWitt Cheng and SLATE director Danielle Fox.
Come check it out! And be prepared for COLOR.
Press for The Art and Life of Alison Mason Kingsbury
“You’ve seen her murals around campus — now she’s rediscovered in a new book…” - Published in the Cornell Chronicle
You’ve seen her murals around campus — now she’s rediscovered in a new book
Published in the Cornell Chronicle
By Gwen Glazer
Jillian Piccirilli ’08 formed a close relationship with a woman she’ll never meet: Alison Mason Kingsbury, an accomplished artist, dedicated Ithacan and wife of Cornell historian and professor Morris Bishop.Alison Jolly, the artist’s daughter, began working with Piccirilli in 2008 to create a complete catalog of her mother’s work. The catalog grew into a book, “The Art and Life of Alison Mason Kingsbury,” published in 2010 by Cornell University Library.
The Art & Life of Alison Mason Kingsbury
To celebrate the publication of The Art & Life of Alison Mason Kingsbury by Jillian Piccirilli, Cornell Library's Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections will host a one-day exhibition of the artist's collection.
Exhibition of the Alison Mason Kingsbury Collection & Book Signing
Thursday, December 2, 20104:00p, Lecture Room 2B49
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Carl A. Kroch Library
An online exhibition is available through the Cornell Library's website.
An image database of Alison Mason Kingsbury's artwork is available through the Library's LUNA database.
Mama Yaga - The Book
Just released -- the second edition of the book Mama Yaga!
Published in conjunction with the exhibition Mama Yaga, featuring 10 of the 26 images of the book
Available for $20.
Transcript of the Paws Family
Announcing...
Transcript of the Paws Family: A Correspondence Between Two Sisters
This transcript of The Paws Family story has been published in conjunction with the show The Paws Family through Exhibition, Cornell University, Spring 2008. A rich and engaging field notebook accompaniment to the family's art and living artifacts featured in the show, this correspondence stands as the seminal text for the exhibit.
Available for $10.