Jillian Evelyn's guest appearances

Jillian Evelyn

The Cultured Podcast

Clean Break with Matt Gondek

Radio Juxtapoz

The Cosmic Nod

The First Ever Podcast

Alex Pardee

Andrew Hosner

Richey Beckett

Dave Navarro

Stephanie Lepp

Donald Glover

Joseph Lee

Lisa Congdon

Jo Koy

Taryn Southern

Michael Murphy

Billy Corben

Shane Mauss

Malika Whitley

Amber Nash

OwlTail

It is, indeed, still life. Life is happening perhaps in new ways, and sometimes it seems like it's moving at a weird pace and a new anxiety may exist, but it is indeed, still life. Jillian Evelyn gave her newest solo show at Subliminal Projects one of the best titles of this crazy year (It's Still Life), and it may be her best body of work to date. Her characters feel more mature, each color and line choice so purposeful, and her take on minimalism has equated to a richer and full canvas. These works feel alive. Every angle and awkward pose, each vantage point and mundane gesture comes across as an artist working with directness and a fresh set of aesthetic tools at her disposable. Evelyn has proved that, even when our lives may technically have gone on pause, she is, indeed, still creating with a sense of vitality.  We have been wanting to have Jillian on the Radio Juxtapoz podcast for years; she has been part of our Juxtapoz Clubhouses in Miami, been featured in our print edition and just all around fits into fine art we love to cover. It's Still Life feels like a maturation, a culmination of her unique and clean style mixed with art historical references and use of the female body throughout art history. From her days as a designer in footwear to her beginnings as a painter and muralist to now being able to fully spread her wings in Los Angeles, it's been a busy journey for Evelyn, and one that keeps evolving.  In episode 058 of the Radio Juxtapoz podcast, we talk to Evelyn about how It's Still Life came to be and how many years it was in the making, growing up in Michigan, working as a designer in Boston, becoming a full-time painter in Los Angeles, deciding against grad school, the challenge of murals, and the new confidence she is finding in her practice. And... we have a Radio Juxtapoz first! Jillian's mom stops in for a quick update on how moms think of nudity in art and a little body humor.  The Radio Juxtapoz podcast is hosted by FIFTH WALL TV's Doug Gillen and Juxtapoz editor, Evan Pricco. Episode 058 was recorded via Skype from Los Angeles, San Francisco, London, November, 62020. It's Still Live is on view at Subliminal Projects via appointment through December 20, 2020. Follow her at @jillian_evelyn  

It is, indeed, still life. Life is happening perhaps in new ways, and sometimes it seems like it's moving at a weird pace and a new anxiety may exist, but it is indeed, still life. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jillian_evelyn/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jillian Evelyn</a> gave her newest solo show at <a href="https://subliminalprojects.com/exhibitions/jillian-evelyn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subliminal Projects</a> one of the best titles of this crazy year (It's Still Life), and it may be her best body of work to date. Her characters feel more mature, each color and line choice so purposeful, and her take on minimalism has equated to a richer and full canvas. These works feel alive. Every angle and awkward pose, each vantage point and mundane gesture comes across as an artist working with directness and a fresh set of aesthetic tools at her disposable. Evelyn has proved that, even when our lives may technically have gone on pause, she is, indeed, still creating with a sense of vitality. We have been wanting to have Jillian on the Radio Juxtapoz podcast for years; she has been part of our Juxtapoz Clubhouses in Miami, been featured in our print edition and just all around fits into fine art we love to cover. It's Still Life feels like a maturation, a culmination of her unique and clean style mixed with art historical references and use of the female body throughout art history. From her days as a designer in footwear to her beginnings as a painter and muralist to now being able to fully spread her wings in Los Angeles, it's been a busy journey for Evelyn, and one that keeps evolving. In episode 058 of the Radio Juxtapoz podcast, we talk to Evelyn about how It's Still Life came to be and how many years it was in the making, growing up in Michigan, working as a designer in Boston, becoming a full-time painter in Los Angeles, deciding against grad school, the challenge of murals, and the new confidence she is finding in her practice. And... we have a Radio Juxtapoz first! Jillian's mom stops in for a quick update on how moms think of nudity in art and a little body humor.  The Radio Juxtapoz podcast is hosted by FIFTH WALL TV's <a href="https://www.instagram.com/fifthwalltv/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Doug Gillen</a> and Juxtapoz editor, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/epricco/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Evan Pricco</a>. Episode 058 was recorded via Skype from Los Angeles, San Francisco, London, November, 62020. It's Still Live is on view at <a href="https://subliminalprojects.com/exhibitions/jillian-evelyn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subliminal Projects</a> via appointment through December 20, 2020. Follow her at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jillian_evelyn/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@jillian_evelyn</a>

058: Jillian Evelyn | Radio Juxtapoz

The experience of the modern woman, or a woman of any era for that matter, is anything but comfortable. Jillian Evelyn fits that warped experience onto canvas with her paintings of contorted female figures. By marrying the sensation of stretching oneself to society’s expectations with her own personal experiences, Jillian creates beautifully bold paintings that stir reflection through personal discomfort. Listen to this episode of The Cultured Podcast to learn how Jillian’s previous career in shoe design still finds its way into her work. Visit culturedpodcast.com for full transcripts of this episode and links to things mentioned.

The experience of the modern woman, or a woman of any era for that matter, is anything but comfortable. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jillian_evelyn/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jillian Evelyn</a> fits that warped experience onto canvas with her paintings of contorted female figures. By marrying the sensation of stretching oneself to society’s expectations with her own personal experiences, Jillian creates beautifully bold paintings that stir reflection through personal discomfort. Listen to this episode of <a href="culturedpodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Cultured Podcast</a> to learn how Jillian’s previous career in shoe design still finds its way into her work. Visit <a href="http://culturedpodcast.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">culturedpodcast.com</a> for full transcripts of this episode and links to things mentioned.

Contortions on Canvas, With Jillian Evelyn

 The incredible painter Jillian Evelyn and I have our very first conversation! We talk about navigating the creative process, the labyrinth that is a fine art career, doing murals, steady paying jobs vs the feast or famine life, and the strange role that time plays in the life of a creator. My dogs interrupt the podcast yet again, this time with some wonderful shreeks and howls.  Jillian Evelyn’s paintings combine the contorted female figure with graphic shapes and a limited color palette. Her work explores the struggle of womanhood and the anxiety that arises from societal expectations.  Jillian studied illustration at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit. After graduating, she worked as a footwear designer for several years before moving to California to pursue her career as a full time painter. Jillian lives in Los Angeles with her pug Olie. follow her on instagram @jillian_evelyn all other info at jillian evelyn.com

The incredible painter Jillian Evelyn and I have our very first conversation! We talk about navigating the creative process, the labyrinth that is a fine art career, doing murals, steady paying jobs vs the feast or famine life, and the strange role that time plays in the life of a creator. My dogs interrupt the podcast yet again, this time with some wonderful shreeks and howls.  Jillian Evelyn’s paintings combine the contorted female figure with graphic shapes and a limited color palette. Her work explores the struggle of womanhood and the anxiety that arises from societal expectations.  Jillian studied illustration at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit. After graduating, she worked as a footwear designer for several years before moving to California to pursue her career as a full time painter. Jillian lives in Los Angeles with her pug Olie. follow her on instagram @jillian_evelyn all other info at jillian <a href="http://evelyn.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">evelyn.com</a>

Jillian Evelyn - Artist based in Los Angeles, CA.  We sit down with returning guest, Jillian Evelyn and discuss her new Solo Exhibition "It's about time", how to properly pick and choose certain freelance jobs and how her career has changed since she was last interviewed on the podcast.  IG: @Jillian_Evelyn

Jillian Evelyn - Artist based in Los Angeles, CA.  We sit down with returning guest, Jillian Evelyn and discuss her new Solo Exhibition "It's about time", how to properly pick and choose certain freelance jobs and how her career has changed since she was last interviewed on the podcast.  IG: <a href="http://www.instagram.com/jillian_evelyn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@Jillian_Evelyn</a>