Jason Douglas Griffin
1980
Mixed Media on Paper
6 x 5





Jason Douglas Griffin
80
Mixed Media on Paper
6 x 5




Jason Douglas Griffin
Absolutely Everything
Mixed Media on Paper
7 x 7




Jason Douglas Griffin
Body Double
Mixed Media
27 x 7







Jason Douglas Griffin
City Skin
Mixed Media on Paper
11.5 x 8




Jason Douglas Griffin
Dark Smoker
Mixed Media on Paper
8 x 5.5




Jason Douglas Griffin
In the Dark
Mixed Media on Wood
12 x 12




Jason Douglas Griffin
oh i know
Mixed Media on Wood
12x12






Jason Douglas Griffin
Only She
Mixed Media
10 x 24




Jason Douglas Griffin
Overnight
Mixed Media on Paper
12 x 12




Jason Douglas Griffin
Perfect Day
Mixed Media on Wood
32 x 24




Jason Douglas Griffin
Remember When
Mixed Media on Paper
12 x 8




Jason Douglas Griffin
Under My Black Umbrella
Mixed Media on Paper
13 x 8

Jason Douglas Griffin

Intensely personal, while at the same time unpretentious and accessible, Jason Douglas Griffin’s paintings borrow equally from classical artistic traditions, urban aesthetic, and pop culture. In Griffin’s work, the intersection of cultures and ideologies produce an innovative style that challenges the common perceptions of art and identity.

Griffin’s art has been featured in several cities around the country, including Miami, Chicago, Washington DC, and New York, as well internationally, in China and Holland. He has been written about in magazines like, NY Arts Magazine and The Economist, and has been featured in The Washington Post, numerous times.

Griffin not only works to exhibit his art in galleries, but he has also tapped into the literary world with his upcoming HarperCollins release, “My Name is Jason. Mine Too.,” scheduled to be released, Spring 2009.

Griffin currently resides in Queens, New York.

Leo Kesting Gallery launched in 2003 and developed an aggressive campaign to introduce new figurative artists to collectors and art supporters. Leo Kesting offers the art viewing public an opportunity to see forthcoming talents in an intimate setting where undiscovered, cutting-edge artists are presented to the contemporary art scene.

Leo Kesting Gallery is located at 812 Washington Street at the corner of Gansevoort in Manhattan's Meat Packing District. A, C, E or L train to 8th Ave and 14th Street or 1, 2, 3 train to 14th Street. Gallery hours are Tuesday to Sunday from 11am until 7pm.

Press Kit For The Artist

Past Exhibits
Harper Collins Book Release - 2009
Fountain New York 2009
Foutain Miami 2008
80's Babies - 2008
Jason & Steven - 2007