Jessica Harvey - Utopia

$100.00

Utopia, 2014

AIR 2018

Inkjet print on paper
8 × 10 Inches

This print is part of a larger series titled ‘Arrows of the Dawn,’ which follows the remnants, fractures, and limits of Utopian visions which populated the Hudson Valley at the start of the 20th century- specifically looking at Byrdcliffe, and the story of the under-recognized matriarch of the community, Jane Byrd McCall Whitehead and her relationship to nature, spirituality, and the failed Utopian vision she had for herself and her family.

This print is available only from September 17th - December 7th, 2026. After this date, this image will not be made available in this format again.

Utopia, 2014

AIR 2018

Inkjet print on paper
8 × 10 Inches

This print is part of a larger series titled ‘Arrows of the Dawn,’ which follows the remnants, fractures, and limits of Utopian visions which populated the Hudson Valley at the start of the 20th century- specifically looking at Byrdcliffe, and the story of the under-recognized matriarch of the community, Jane Byrd McCall Whitehead and her relationship to nature, spirituality, and the failed Utopian vision she had for herself and her family.

This print is available only from September 17th - December 7th, 2026. After this date, this image will not be made available in this format again.

Jessica Harvey

jessica harvey is an artist and writer whose work explores the fractures of bodies, place, and history. She was awarded a Fulbright Grant to Iceland and has attended residencies at The Nordic Arts Center Dale, ACRE, Ox Bow, The Luminary, Wassaic Project, MASS MoCA, Sala Diaz, and Vermont Studio Center. Her work has been exhibited at Kunsthall Trondheim (Trondheim, NO), The Franklin (Chicago, IL), Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago, IL), The Luminary (St. Louis, MO), Good Weather (Little Rock, AR), and ACRE Projects (Chicago, IL). Her chapbook, “lilies in flame / wax tomb” was published with Walls Divide Press.

Thoughts on the lab

When I lived in Chicago, Latitude was a central part of my practice and where I made all of my prints. Latitude is such a special, and much needed place for the arts community, and Chicago is so fortunate to have a space like it! After about 5-6 years away, now that I am back in the area, I hope to reconnect and work more with Latitude.