J. Morgun Studio

Couple of documentation shots I took at - fantastic lighting if you want a space for nice pihotos of your work 📸

A couple drawings from way back…

Detail shots of my drawing series “On the floor” - household detritus found on the floor of my home. 2021-2024, gesso and color pencil on mulberry paper.

Documentation from our show “Work from Home”.

Save the date! JingLu Zhao and I are having a pop up show at Studio C July 26-27. The reception is 7 pm on Friday, July 26, and the space is open on both the 26 (10am -7pm) and the 27 (10am-4pm). Many thanks to SK arts for supporting our work!

Save the date! and I are having a pop up show July 26-27. The reception is 7 pm on Friday, July 26, and the space is open on both the 26 (10am -7pm) and the 27 (10am-4pm). Many thanks to for supporting our work!

Thank you my beautiful friend for the generous nomination. I felt a bit out of my depth but was so honored to be considered part of this amazing group of artists Arts of Celebration. Also so good to connect with lovely people I’ve had the honor of working with and alongside over the years ❤️❤️❤️ love my province and my art community!

Slow drying acrylics on Yupo… so beautiful! all from 😍

I’ve been stuck on this one for ages. It turns out all I needed was a snow day to move forward (who knew?)…
There are one or two materials issues with the stability of the fabric and how its reacted to the felting, so chances are it could change again, but the problem solving and experimentation are all part of it.

Can’t go outside and take pictures so here is a sad balloon center to brighten your day on Instagram 🎈

Part of my job day to day is to make quick examples for students to learn from. This piece was an example for an assignment called “Ceramic Transformations.” It was meant to demonstrate hand building, under glazing, and glazing techniques.

Sometimes I draw in pencil.

Continuing an ongoing series of things I find on the floor. I have some wallpaper fragments and an onion skin in this set. I’m experimenting with several types of objects and it seems that hard edges make a better drawing.

I bought this magnifying glass for a brief and unsuccessful foray into beading (how optimistic I was), and even though the light stopped working it still comes in handy for those tiny details.

Looking back to this small series of drawings… things I found on the floor 😂

More drawing messages thanks to

Exploring new materials and mark making with with the generous support of . This season we are looking at Qi and its relation to the apophatic.
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I work as an art educator in public education and am proud to stand up for students and my profession.

From : In our own journey of truth and reconciliation, Bowman art students have created a “community printmaking garden” to honor the indigenous caretakers of our land. Aden Bowman stands on the place of a Métis community garden whose keepers were displaced by Saskatoon development in the 1950s. We honor survivors and celebrate the achievements of Indigenous artists in the classroom today and throughout the year as we walk the path of reconciliation together.

CALL FOR VENDORS!!

Are you an Indigenous artisan, artist, or entrepreneur looking to showcase your art and products? Wanuskewin’s Indigenous Artisan Market hosts many artists, locally and from around the community, to show their products to people worldwide!

We have many markets throughout the fall/winter season, with our first market starting on September 23rd, 2023.
If you want to become a vendor or learn more about our markets, please email [email protected] or call 306-931-6767.

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The thing I love most about my friend ’s work is her casual quality of line and layers. Here are some of my favorite details from her work in Yorkton. The show is up until the end of September - make sure you go see it!

Newish drawing - experimenting with letting the pattern of these table runner pieces take over the ruins.

Huge news for my brother, artist and filmmaker . His short film Modern Goose has been selected for the Toronto International Film Festival !!! I’m so proud of my hardworking and talented brother and I can’t wait to finally see the film!