Jeffrey Scott Holland

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Jeffrey Scott Holland
Vodkatology, Acrylic on pegboard.
Born	(1966-05-13) May 13, 1966
Nationality	American
Field	Painting
Movement	Stuckism

Jeffrey Scott Holland, (born May 13, 1966), is an artist, writer and musician living both in New York City and in Louisville, Kentucky. He is an active member of the Stuckist and Remodernist art movements, holding a traveling exhibit of Stuckist art in the United States in 2001,^[1] and co-curating the Deatrick Gallery, the first Remodernist art gallery worldwide.

Holland cites painters Bernard Buffet and Georges Rouault as influences, and works in a primitive impasto style similar to that of fellow Stuckist, Billy Childish.

In addition to painting, Holland also works in photography, sculpture, graffiti and mixed media.

Recent solo exhibitions

July 2003: Desperate Telegrams, Gallerie Soleil, Lexington, Kentucky.
January 2004: Worthless Advice, Cinderblock Gallery, Louisville.
February 2005: Clowns in Love, Jigsaw Gallery, New York City.
February 2006: Jefferson County Confidential, Deatrick Gallery, Louisville.
April 2006: Project Egg, installation of art-filled easter eggs, Chicago, Atlanta, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Nashville, and Indianapolis.
June 2006: Appalachian Voodoo, Black Box Gallery, Seattle.
June 2006: Outhouse in Flames, Morgan Art Space, Brooklyn.
April 2007: Fuel to Build a Fire, KISS Coffeehouse, Myrtle Beach, SC

References

↑ "International Stuckists", Walker Art Gallery, National Museums Liverpool. Retrieved 17 September 2009.

External links

v t e Stuckism International

Main articles	Stuckism List of Stuckist artists List of Stuckist shows Stuckist demonstrations Stuckism in the United States Stuckism in Australia Anti-anti-art

Co-founders	Billy Childish Charles Thomson

Initial group	Philip Absolon Frances Castle Sheila Clark Eamon Everall Ella Guru Wolf Howard Bill Lewis Sanchia Lewis Joe Machine Sexton Ming Charles Williams

Artists in Europe	Artista Eli (Spain) Elsa Dax (France) Guy Denning (France) Michael Dickinson (Turkey) Robert Janás (Czech) Peter Klint (Germany) Odysseus Yakoumakis (Greece)

Artists in UK	Gina Bold John Bourne Jonathon Coudrille Mark D Paul Harvey Stephen Howarth Alexis Hunter Abby Jackson Naive John Rachel Jordan Jane Kelly Emily Mann Peter McArdle Mandy McCartin Peter Murphy Rémy Noë Udaiyan Stella Vine

Artists in US	Peggy Clydesdale Jeffrey Scott Holland Tony Juliano Frank Kozik Terry Marks Jesse Richards Nicholas Watson

Artists elsewhere	Godfrey Blow (Australia) Asim Butt (Pakistan) Mike Mayhew (New Zealand) Regan Tamanui (Australia)

Artworks	Sir Nicholas Serota Makes an Acquisitions Decision

Shows	The Stuckists Punk Victorian Go West Addressing the Shadow and Making Friends with Wild Dogs: Remodernism

Galleries	A Gallery Stuckism International Gallery Spectrum London

Related groups	Defastenism Neomodern Remodernism Remodernist Film Stuckist Photographers The Medway Poets The Romantic Anonymous Fellowship

Stuckism opposed by	Louisa Buck Sarah Kent Adrian Searle Sir Nicholas Serota

Stuckism opposed to	Art intervention Conceptual art Damien Hirst Installation art Saatchi Gallery Tate's purchase of The Upper Room Tracey Emin Turner Prize White Cube Young British Artists

Wikimedia	Stuckism at Wikiquote Stuckism at Commons

Artists' names in italics indicate artists no longer in the movement (as of November 2011)

Persondata
Name	Holland, Jeffrey Scott
Alternative names
Short description	American artist
Date of birth	May 13, 1966
Place of birth
Date of death
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