About

Jackson’s Emergent Behavior displays manufactured objects reacting as self-organizing organisms, such as swarming locusts or flocking birds, within their setting’s natural environment. Jackson’s vivid color images, featuring constructed installations, juxtapose the natural to the man-made, as well as the real with the imaginary, and speak about human behavior while expanding our visual vocabulary. Angela Bacon-Kidwell’s, black-and-white photographs employ murmurations as metaphors for bodily strife. Combined with images of the road, dust, and stars Kidwell paints a powerful symbolic portrait …