Jazz Grant

@jazzgrantstudio

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ARE WE REALLY HERE? Group show open until EOD tomorrow in soho @hbh_gallery Ripens in May screen print on cotton appliqué Canyon live Oak series screen print paper collage Sermon on a Leaf Wallpaper collage, acrylic paint, rope on wood board
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9 days ago
Excited to be taking part in Cut Out: Feminist Collage Symposium on 6th May alongside an amazing line up of artists, writers and curators at @vamuseum 🖤🖤🖤
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17 days ago
Loved experimenting with the jacquard machine last week 🖤🖤 Plus a headshot of me for @___.concept.___ taken by @rashidinoah 👽
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2 months ago
Tomorrow is a Fossil, 2025 110 x 165cm On show earlier this month with LA SALA: Sanctum ‘Where Memory Rests’ @_f_a_b_r_i_c_a_ @darrylrichardson_ @__azotea
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2 months ago
A pleasure to create the Men’s winter 2026 teaser for @hermes ahead of the very final collection of Véronique Nichanian. And to then develop six of the film stills into billboards in Tokyo 💌 I had a lot of help so thank you to the amazing team for bringing your incredible talent and good energy. artist & animation by @jazzgrantstudio    client: @hermes 
EP @roxiepandora production @visioncurate 
motion editor @rosieholtom 
edit & formats @charlie_clinton 
artist cutting assistant/s: @asilinura @ellavryde @amzjackson 
paris shoot production @solab_films shoot director @canlucatutis 1st ad  jérôme franc talent @tass_sarr @andenscudder @noahhanes1 
producer  stephanie savornin line producer perrine mercier graphics artwork @everest_studio 

Huge thanks as always to the creative team at Hermes @le_gardon , @charlottedh , Tamara & Sadok + Isobel.
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2 months ago
We have a very exciting cohort this year, and so to start off our digital showcase of RCA print 25-26 we present to you our first student @jazzgrantstudio Grant is a British-Jamaican multidisciplinary artist based in London. Working primarily in non-digital, mixed media collage and stop-motion animation, her practice investigates the construction of memory, engaging with the abundant—and often chaotic—processes of accessing and preserving both historical and contemporary narratives. Undertaking the MA in Print at the Royal College of Art on a Frank Bowling Scholarship, Grant is deepening her exploration of materiality and tactility. Her recent works integrate image transfer and printmaking techniques with textile processes such as hand embroidery and appliqué. 📸 Sansan Xie @33thx_alot
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3 months ago
‘To Travel This Ship’ The artwork I created for the Windrush Amplified Art Grant in collaboration with V&A is up as a mural in Hackney Central Library! I was commissioned to create an artwork that celebrates the Windrush Generation in response to the 4 day residency where I studied inspiring objects from the V&A East Storehouse. It was later decided it would make a great mural in the newly refurbished Hackney Central Library which reopens on 2nd Feb. There will be an event on 26th Feb to mark this moment! Big thanks to Howard Grey who granted me permission to work with his beautiful photos taken of Caribbean people arriving in Waterloo station at that time. I borrowed the title from the wonderful James Berry poem. @hackneylibraries @love.hackney @vam_east
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4 months ago
I really love these photos of the billboards I created refusing to be pasted over. Somewhere in the Midlands.. Very 2026? Spotted and snapped by @jakob_withakay
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4 months ago
“This display is an expression of my Jamaican heritage and Hackney’s rich culture and history” – @jazzgrantstudio 🇯🇲 V&A East Storehouse unveils new mini display, ‘Look What I Found’ from East London-based artist, Jazz Grant. Created during her 2025 research residency in collaboration with @hackneycouncil and @love.hackney , the display celebrates Caribbean heritage, identity and creativity from objects within the V&A collection. Her new vivid collage, To Travel This Ship, pulls from imagery of Caribbean flora, archival photographs of the Windrush Generation and references to London’s contemporary landscape to create a bridge between the past and present generations of east London’s Jamaican community. The collage will be reimagined as a mural for @hackneylibraries in 2026, as part of the 2025 Hackney Council’s Windrush Amplified Art Grant. Visitors can see the collage and the objects that shaped Jazz’s creative process on Level 2 at V&A East Storehouse. 📸: Chanelle Johnson (@creativetingsbychanelle )
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5 months ago
Excited to be showing some work in @cookelathamgallery upcoming group show. It’s all about me/ It’s all about you 
Private View: Wednesday 5 November 6.30 - 8.30pm
6 November - 4 December 2025

Dwayne Coleman
Jazz Grant
Kuda Mushangi
Francisco Rodriguez
Corbin Shaw

Nostalgia is in many ways, a mental act of doing the splits, one foot in the present the other in a tangible or intangible past. There is no such thing as a ‘true’ memory, only the past as it is reimagined today.

The five artists brought together in this exhibition address nostalgia, whether through the highly personalised lens of their own memories or through a more analytical take on the notion itself. Each artist takes memory — of a time, a place, a sensation, a material or an object — and distils it through their chosen medium and sensibility. As is always the case, the circuit of meaning is only completed by the viewer standing in front of the work. The person doing the splits: it’s all about you.

Photography by @samford_artdoc 

@dwaynecoleman@jazzgrantstudio@kuda.mushangi@franciscorodriguezpino@corbinshaww
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6 months ago
This week’s #Spotlight is Jazz Grant. British artist Jazz Grant is renowned for her mixed media collages and stop-motion animations. Recently, she was part of the V&A’s Hackney Amplified Art Residency and spoke about her practice at the V&A East Storehouse, where she unveiled a new work as part of Hackney’s Black History Season celebrations. Her work explores the overwhelming flow of images that shape identity and memory, drawing from personal archives as well as broader cultural histories. Grant’s bold collages push the medium itself, creating intricately layered compositions that are guided by careful research. Jazz Grant’s champion is Alayo Akinkugbe. Akinkugbe is an art historian, curator, and writer. She is the author of Reframing Blackness: What’s Black About “History of Art” and is the founder of A Black History of art and host of the A Shared Gaze podcast. @jazzgrantstudio @alayoakinkugbe #JazzGrant #Alayoakinkugbe #Art #OneToWatch #TheWick #CulturallyCurious #TheWickIsLit
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7 months ago
Congrats to @jazzgrantstudio for an awesome month filled with amazing art, fun events and a proper send off party! Thank you to @keithcharles for DJ-ing and @crooklynite75 for the photos.
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8 months ago