Jake Wood-Evans
Jake Wood-Evans in his studio, 2019
In this, the second instalment of an in-depth series looking at Unit London artists, we hone in on the career of Jake Wood-Evans; from his inclusion in a group show back in 2015, to major solo shows at the gallery and other cultural institutions. In many ways the story of Jake Wood-Evans is the story of Unit London: the first work the gallery sold was Jake’s, and he has risen over the years to become something of a standard bearer for the Unit London roster. A fresh young artist for a fresh young gallery, Jake’s artistic trajectory is synonymous with our own and – as his latest solo show Relic would, in less turbulent times, currently be in our Mayfair space – we think now is the perfect moment to look back at everything Jake has achieved over the last five years.
Subjection & Discipline - Video
Legacy & Disorder - Video
Relic
New Works
Jake Wood-Evans
The Immaculate Conception with Prussian Blue, after Murillo
2019
Jake Wood-Evans
The Holy Family under the Apple-Tree, after Rubens
2019
Jake Wood-Evans
The Feast of Venus, after Rubens, part one
2019
Jake Wood-Evans
The Assumption, with Prussian Blue, after Rubens
2019
Jake Wood-Evans
The Assumption with Alizarin Crimson, after Rubens
2019
Jake Wood-Evans
The Assumption of the Virgin Mary, after Rubens
2019
Jake Wood-Evans
Study for The Triumph of Pan 2, after Poussin
2019
Framed: 106 x 77.5 cm
Jake Wood-Evans
Study for The Triumph of Pan 1, after Poussin
2019
Framed: 106 x 77.5 cm
Jake Wood-Evans
Study for The Mystical Marriage of St. Catherine 2, after Rubens
2019
Framed: 83 x 104 cm
Jake Wood-Evans
Study for The Great Last Judgement, after Rubens
2019
Framed: 84 x 106.5 cm
Jake Wood-Evans
Study for The Empire of Flora, after Poussin
2019
Framed: 105.5 x 74 cm
Jake Wood-Evans
Study for The Assumption, with Oxide Red, after Rubens
2019
Framed: 95 x 67 cm
Jake Wood-Evans
Madonna del Rosario, after Van Dyck
2019