As well as solo projects, Jaki works collaboratively or in conjunction with other artists and collectives. She has a strong interest in community based projects and often works with groups of non-artists to find creative ways of communicating concerns, of celebrating or of exploring ideas through a visual practice.
Jaki Trolove is a visual artist originally from Aotearoa (New Zealand) who is now based in Scotland but works on projects internationally. She works with a broad range of media including video, casting, performance, installation and large scale oil paintings. Her work is often anchored around issues of violence, power, colonisation
and gender.
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Jaki is an experienced facilitator and enjoys a process-based approach to workshoping visual projects. Her last project in Scotland was with a group of women at Phoenix House culminating in an exhibition at GOMA called ‘It’s Just a Domestic’. This was part of ‘Rule of Thumb: Contemporary Art and Human Rights’ at the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow.
Jaki’s Projects on Bute
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Residency Dates Jaki June 07 - Oct 07