Primarily working with painting and collage, Jay Stuckey creates compositions of familiar images using representational and abstract elements. The humor and accessibility of Stuckey’s work is counterbalanced by each piece’s hidden intricacy and purpose. Referencing his own subconscious and the confessional nature of Jungian psychoanalysis, Stuckey intends the immediacy of his work to present a line of inquiry and revelation to the viewer instead of imposing ideas. Stuckey intends his works to reveal themselves with subtlety and action, instilling the perseverance of his ongoing process.
Jay Stuckey (b. 1968, Washington, D.C.) lives and works in Los Angeles. Stuckey received his MFA from the School of the Art Institute Chicago, and BFA from Brown University. He has exhibited internationally at venues including The Cedars, Texas; Abel Raum für Neue Kunst, Berlin; Institut Franco-American, Rennes; Eric Firestone Gallery, New York; Palmetto Center for the Arts, San Antonio; Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco; Deutscher Kunstlerbund, Berlin; Blank Projects, Cape Town; Goethe Institute, Johannesburg; Green Papaya Art Projects, Manila; Pøst Gallery, LA, 16:1 Gallery, Santa Monica and Axis Gallery, Sacramento. He is included in the public collections of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA and Collection Majudia, Montreal. He has lectured at Brown University, OTIS, and the Jung Institute.
EXHIBITIONS
One Sock at a Time, April 2 – May 7, 2022
Suddenly! Curated by Derek Boshier, August 10 – 31, 2020
Bye Jay Stuckey, by Jay Stuckey, March 11 – April 15, 2017
PRIMA MATERIA, September 28 – November 9, 2013
Glad Day, September 3 – October 2, 2011
ALPTRAUM!, April 30 – June 4, 2011
Jay Stuckey
- 1968
- Born in Washington, DC
- Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA
Education
- 1996
- MFA, Painting, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
- 1990
- BA, Art, Brown University, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude
Solo Exhibitions
- 2022
- One Sock At A Time, Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA (forthcoming)
- 2020
- Suddenly!, online exhibition with Anat Ebgi, curated by Derek Boshier
- 2019
- It's Messy Business, Anna Zorina Gallery, New York, NY
- Solo Presentation, The Armory Show, New York, NY
- 2017
- ONO, Shotgun at the Cedars, Dallas, TX
- Bye Jay Stuckey, by Jay Stuckey, Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA
- 2013
- PRIMA MATERIA, Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA
- 2012
- New Work, with Anat Ebgi, Art Platform¬–Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
- 2011
- New Work, with Anat Ebgi, NADA, Miami, FL
- Glad Day, The Company, Los Angeles, CA
- 2010
- New Work, Matrushka, Los Angeles, CA
- 2008
- New Work, Northwest Vista College, San Antonio, TX
- 2007
- Flying Saucer Take Me Away, 16:1 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- 2005
- New Work, 16:1 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- 2004
- Tora, Tora, Tora, Abel Raum für Neue Kunst, Berlin, DE
- Airplanes, Strand On Volta, Washington, DC
- 2003
- Spectrascope, 16:1 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- 2002
- New Work, American Intercontinental University, Los Angeles, CA
- 2001
- Big Day, Post Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Group Exhibitions
- 2020
- Good Company: Pt. 1, Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA
- 2019
- The Conversation, Anat Ebgi at Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA
- 2018
- Worshipping Sticks and Stones, Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA
- 2017
- Art Los Angeles Contemporary, with Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA
- 2016
- ARCOmadrid, with Anat Ebgi, Madrid, ES
- 2015
- She Sells Seashells by the Seashore, Eric Firestone Gallery, East Hampton, NY
- ges.ture, curated by Carl Berg, arena 1 gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- NADA NY, with Anat Ebgi, New York, NY
- 2013
- Dallas Art Fair, with Anat Ebgi, Dallas, TX
- Le Fil Rouge, curated by Lucie Fontaine, with Anat Ebgi, ALAC, Los Angeles, CA
- 2012
- Transient Apocalypse, curated by Chris Pate, Irvine Fine Arts Center, Irvine CA
- The Bearded Baby, Axis Gallery, Sacramento CA
- ALPTRAUM!, curated by Jay Stuckey & Marcus Sendlinger, Transformer, Washington, DC; Cell Project Space, London, UK; Deutscher Kunstlerbund, Berlin, DE; The Company, Los Angeles, CA; Blank Projects, Cape Town, SA; Goethe Institute, Johannesburg, SA; Green Papaya Art Projects, Manila, PH
- 2011
- Irrational Exhibits 8 (musician for Carol Cetrone), Track 16 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- Into The Trees, Institut Franco-American, Rennes, FR
- 2010
- Psychic Outlaws, Luckman Gallery, Cal State, Los Angeles, CA
- Mail Art: The End Of The Earth, Finis Terrae Gallery-PASCA, Pont Aven, FR
- This Land Is A Hand Game, Porthole Projects, Santa Fe, NM
- 2009
- Sweet Subversives, Long Beach Museum of Art, Long Beach, CA
- Three Person Show, Jancar/McCorkle Projects, Los Angeles, CA
- One Week Only, Jancar Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- Big Boys, Andrew Shire Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 2008
- Mummify Me, Denver Community Museum, Denver, CO
- Betwixt and Between, ACME, Los Angeles, CA
- Flatmates, Transformer Gallery, Washington, DC
- Inner Battles of the Imaginary Male, Andrew Shire Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 2007
- Wall/paper, Transformer Gallery, Washington, DC
- Empowerment, Abel Raum für Neue Kunst, Berlin, DE
- Faculty Exhibition, Brown University, Providence, RI
- 2005
- Twisted Christmas, BGH Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- Four Years Later, Fe Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA
- 2004
- The Living, The Dead, and The Living Dead, 16:1, Santa Monica, CA
- Uncensored Gifts, Mt. San Jacinto College, San Jacinto, CA
- Poly Copy, Un Appartment, Paris, FR
- Transformers, Transformer Gallery, Washington, DC
- Alptraum, Kuche-Kita Atelierhaus, Berlin, DE
- Free Wall, Cal Poly University, Pomona, CA
- The Gun And Knife Show, Fahrenheit Gallery, Kansas City, MO
- Alias, The Bank, Kansas City, MO
- Drawn Fictions, The Art Gym, Marylhurst University, OR
- 2003
- Wheeling!, Cell Project Space, London, UK
- In My Room, Pasadena City College Art Gallery, Pasadena, CA
- Rapt, Fahrenheit Gallery, Kansas City, MO
- 2002
- Irrational Propositions, Post Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- Big Mind, Transformer Gallery, Washington, D.C.
- Stray Show, Chicago Art Fair with Post, Chicago, IL
- Relative Objects, Post Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 2001
- Zombie Dance Film Festival, Austin, TX
- Monster Movieside Film Festival, Chicago, IL
- Shock-O-Rama A-Go-Go Film Festival, Los Angeles, CA
- 100% Rag, Post Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 2000
- It’s A Mother, Aquarius Records, San Francisco, CA
- Works On Paper, Post Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Public Collections
- Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA
- Sprint, Kansas City, MO
- Jay Dandy and Melissa Weber, Chicago, IL
- Paula and Allan Rudnick, Los Angeles, CA
- Sheridan Brown, Los Angeles, CA
- August Uribe, New York, NY
- John Souza, Los Angeles, CA
- Judy and Stuart Spence, Los Angeles, CA
- Adam Silverman, Los Angeles, CA
- Jody Zellon, Los Angeles, CA
- Suzie Aaron, Kansas City, MO
Publications and Press
- 2014
- Frank LA, Issue No. 1, curated by Carol Cheh, Lauri Firstenberg, Mat Gleason & Shamim Momin, December 2014.
Bibliography
- 2018
- Michael Wright, "Worshipping Sticks and Stones at Anat Ebgi," Contemporary Art Review LA, December 5, 2018. (Link)
- Fontaine, Pearl. "Adrian Piper, Zoe Leonard, Ivan Morley, and More Must See Los Angeles Shows," Whitewall, November 15, 2018.
- 2017
- “Bye Jay Stuckey, by Jay Stuckey,” Terremoto: Contemporary Art in the Americas, April 13, 2017. (Link)
- For Your Art, Instagram Feature, April 8, 2017.
- Jody Zellen, “Review of ‘Bye Jay Stuckey, by Jay Stuckey,” Art Scene Vol. 36 No.7, April 2017.
- 2016
- Brainard Carey, "Interview with Jay Stuckey," Yale University Radio WYBC, March 16, 2016.
- 2013
- Carlson Hatton, “Excerpt on Jay Stuckey,” The Benefit of Friends Collected, 2013.
- Arthur Peña, “A Conversation: Jay Stuckey at Anat Ebgi,” New American Painters, October 2013. (Link)
- 2008
- Miguel Szymanski, “Na Berlinda,” Expresso, October 2008.
- Peter Clothier, “The Art of Outrage”, Art Scene Visual Radio, May 2008.
- 2005
- Kurt Shaw, “Tragedy Examined”, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, October 13, 2005.
- Thurston Moore, “Mix Tape: the art of cassette culture,” Universe, 2005.
- 2004
- Charlene Roth, “Freewall”, Artweek, June 2004.
- Devon Dikeou, “Airplanes and Mummies”, Zing Magazine, Winter 2004.
- Bidisha Banerjee, “Airplanes”, Washington City Paper, March 19, 2004.
- Jessica Dawson, “Menacing Machines”, Washington Post, March 18, 2004.
- Glenn Dixon, “The Ceiling’s The Limit”, Express, March 4, 2004.
- Jayla Ros, “Drawn Fictions”, The Organ, March 2004.
- Robin Trafton, “Masked Artists”, Kansas City Star, February 27, 2004.
- Oz McGuire, “Disguises and Doppelgangers”, Review Magazine, March 2004.
- 2003
- Michael Darling, “Tomorrow’s…,” L.A. Times Magazine, September 28, 2003.
- Oz McGuire, “Interview,” Review Magazine, September 2003.
- Alice Thorson, “Absurd and Violent”, Kansas City Star, June 27, 2003.
- Doug Kubert, “Best Pairing of Artists, Best of Kansas City”, The Pitch, October 9, 2003.
- 2002
- John Judge, “Jay Stuckey: Post”, Zing Magazine, Issue 17, Autumn 2002.
- Jessica Dawson, “Drawing Power”, Washington Post, December 19, 2002.
Oil, oil stick, and graphite on canvas over panel 14 x 18 inches / 35.6 x 45.7 cm
Oil, oil stick, and graphite on canvas over panel 33 x 24 inches / 83.8 x 61 cm
Detail
Oil and graphite on canvas 44 x 60 inches / 111.8 x 152.4 cm
Oil on canvas 33 x 70 inches / 83.8 x 177.8 cm
Oil and graphite on canvas 13.5 x 12 inches / 34.3 x 30.5 cm
Oil on canvas 16 x 14 inches / 40.6 x 35.6 cm
Colored pencil and graphite on paper 7 x 10 inches / 17.8 x 25.4 cm
Oil and collage on canvas 60 x 88 inches / 152.4 x 223.5 cm
Anna Zorina Gallery, Installation view
Anna Zorina Gallery, Installation view
Oil on canvas 44 x 60 inches / 111.8 x 152.4 cm
Anna Zorina Gallery, Installation view
Oil on canvas 10 x 13 inches / 25.4 x 33 cm
Anna Zorina Gallery, Installation view
Oil on canvas over panel 33 x 24 inches / 83.8 x 61 cm
Oil and graphite on canvas 33 x 45 inch
Oil on canvas 9 x 43 inch
Oil on canvas 19 x 26 inches / 48.3 x 66 cm
Oil on canvas 40 x 28 inches
Oil on canvas 33 x 45 inches
Oil, graphite on canvas 60 x 44 inches
Oil on canvas 60 x 44 inches
Oil and graphite on canvas 60 x 40 inches
Oil on canvas 45 x 33 inches / 114.3 x 83.8 cm
Oil on canvas 35 x 50 inches
Oil and collage on canvas 55 x 75 inches
Anat Ebgi Gallery, Installation view
Oil on canvas 44 x 60 inches
Oil, oil stick, and graphite on canvas 17 x 25 1/2 inches
Oil and collage on canvas 75 x 55 inches
Oil, oil stick, graphite on canvas 36 x 68 inches
Oil on canvas 44 x 60 inches
OIl, oil stick, graphite on canvas 33 x 45 inches
Oil, oil stick, and graphite on canvas 33 x 45 inches
Oil on canvas 60 x 44 inches
Oil and collage on canvas 72 x 108 inches
Oil on canvas 62 x 65 inches
Oil and collage 58 x 74 inches
Oil on canvas 33 x 24 inches
Oil on canvas 60 x 44 inches
Oil and collage on canvas 44 x 60 inches
Oil and collage on canvas 49 x 65 inches
Oil and collage on canvas 33 x 45 inches
Oil and collage on canvas 33 x 45 inches
Oil and collage on canvas 33 x 45 inches
BIOGRAPHY
Primarily working with painting and collage, Jay Stuckey creates compositions of familiar images using representational and abstract elements. The humor and accessibility of Stuckey’s work is counterbalanced by each piece’s hidden intricacy and purpose. Referencing his own subconscious and the confessional nature of Jungian psychoanalysis, Stuckey intends the immediacy of his work to present a line of inquiry and revelation to the viewer instead of imposing ideas. Stuckey intends his works to reveal themselves with subtlety and action, instilling the perseverance of his ongoing process.
Jay Stuckey (b. 1968, Washington, D.C.) lives and works in Los Angeles. Stuckey received his MFA from the School of the Art Institute Chicago, and BFA from Brown University. He has exhibited internationally at venues including The Cedars, Texas; Abel Raum für Neue Kunst, Berlin; Institut Franco-American, Rennes; Eric Firestone Gallery, New York; Palmetto Center for the Arts, San Antonio; Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco; Deutscher Kunstlerbund, Berlin; Blank Projects, Cape Town; Goethe Institute, Johannesburg; Green Papaya Art Projects, Manila; Pøst Gallery, LA, 16:1 Gallery, Santa Monica and Axis Gallery, Sacramento. He is included in the public collections of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA and Collection Majudia, Montreal. He has lectured at Brown University, OTIS, and the Jung Institute.
EXHIBITIONS
One Sock at a Time, April 2 – May 7, 2022
Suddenly! Curated by Derek Boshier, August 10 – 31, 2020
Bye Jay Stuckey, by Jay Stuckey, March 11 – April 15, 2017
PRIMA MATERIA, September 28 – November 9, 2013
Glad Day, September 3 – October 2, 2011
ALPTRAUM!, April 30 – June 4, 2011
CV
Jay Stuckey
- 1968
- Born in Washington, DC
- Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA
Education
- 1996
- MFA, Painting, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
- 1990
- BA, Art, Brown University, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude
Solo Exhibitions
- 2022
- One Sock At A Time, Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA (forthcoming)
- 2020
- Suddenly!, online exhibition with Anat Ebgi, curated by Derek Boshier
- 2019
- It's Messy Business, Anna Zorina Gallery, New York, NY
- Solo Presentation, The Armory Show, New York, NY
- 2017
- ONO, Shotgun at the Cedars, Dallas, TX
- Bye Jay Stuckey, by Jay Stuckey, Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA
- 2013
- PRIMA MATERIA, Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA
- 2012
- New Work, with Anat Ebgi, Art Platform¬–Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
- 2011
- New Work, with Anat Ebgi, NADA, Miami, FL
- Glad Day, The Company, Los Angeles, CA
- 2010
- New Work, Matrushka, Los Angeles, CA
- 2008
- New Work, Northwest Vista College, San Antonio, TX
- 2007
- Flying Saucer Take Me Away, 16:1 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- 2005
- New Work, 16:1 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- 2004
- Tora, Tora, Tora, Abel Raum für Neue Kunst, Berlin, DE
- Airplanes, Strand On Volta, Washington, DC
- 2003
- Spectrascope, 16:1 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- 2002
- New Work, American Intercontinental University, Los Angeles, CA
- 2001
- Big Day, Post Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Group Exhibitions
- 2020
- Good Company: Pt. 1, Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA
- 2019
- The Conversation, Anat Ebgi at Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA
- 2018
- Worshipping Sticks and Stones, Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA
- 2017
- Art Los Angeles Contemporary, with Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA
- 2016
- ARCOmadrid, with Anat Ebgi, Madrid, ES
- 2015
- She Sells Seashells by the Seashore, Eric Firestone Gallery, East Hampton, NY
- ges.ture, curated by Carl Berg, arena 1 gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- NADA NY, with Anat Ebgi, New York, NY
- 2013
- Dallas Art Fair, with Anat Ebgi, Dallas, TX
- Le Fil Rouge, curated by Lucie Fontaine, with Anat Ebgi, ALAC, Los Angeles, CA
- 2012
- Transient Apocalypse, curated by Chris Pate, Irvine Fine Arts Center, Irvine CA
- The Bearded Baby, Axis Gallery, Sacramento CA
- ALPTRAUM!, curated by Jay Stuckey & Marcus Sendlinger, Transformer, Washington, DC; Cell Project Space, London, UK; Deutscher Kunstlerbund, Berlin, DE; The Company, Los Angeles, CA; Blank Projects, Cape Town, SA; Goethe Institute, Johannesburg, SA; Green Papaya Art Projects, Manila, PH
- 2011
- Irrational Exhibits 8 (musician for Carol Cetrone), Track 16 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- Into The Trees, Institut Franco-American, Rennes, FR
- 2010
- Psychic Outlaws, Luckman Gallery, Cal State, Los Angeles, CA
- Mail Art: The End Of The Earth, Finis Terrae Gallery-PASCA, Pont Aven, FR
- This Land Is A Hand Game, Porthole Projects, Santa Fe, NM
- 2009
- Sweet Subversives, Long Beach Museum of Art, Long Beach, CA
- Three Person Show, Jancar/McCorkle Projects, Los Angeles, CA
- One Week Only, Jancar Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- Big Boys, Andrew Shire Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 2008
- Mummify Me, Denver Community Museum, Denver, CO
- Betwixt and Between, ACME, Los Angeles, CA
- Flatmates, Transformer Gallery, Washington, DC
- Inner Battles of the Imaginary Male, Andrew Shire Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 2007
- Wall/paper, Transformer Gallery, Washington, DC
- Empowerment, Abel Raum für Neue Kunst, Berlin, DE
- Faculty Exhibition, Brown University, Providence, RI
- 2005
- Twisted Christmas, BGH Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
- Four Years Later, Fe Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA
- 2004
- The Living, The Dead, and The Living Dead, 16:1, Santa Monica, CA
- Uncensored Gifts, Mt. San Jacinto College, San Jacinto, CA
- Poly Copy, Un Appartment, Paris, FR
- Transformers, Transformer Gallery, Washington, DC
- Alptraum, Kuche-Kita Atelierhaus, Berlin, DE
- Free Wall, Cal Poly University, Pomona, CA
- The Gun And Knife Show, Fahrenheit Gallery, Kansas City, MO
- Alias, The Bank, Kansas City, MO
- Drawn Fictions, The Art Gym, Marylhurst University, OR
- 2003
- Wheeling!, Cell Project Space, London, UK
- In My Room, Pasadena City College Art Gallery, Pasadena, CA
- Rapt, Fahrenheit Gallery, Kansas City, MO
- 2002
- Irrational Propositions, Post Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- Big Mind, Transformer Gallery, Washington, D.C.
- Stray Show, Chicago Art Fair with Post, Chicago, IL
- Relative Objects, Post Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 2001
- Zombie Dance Film Festival, Austin, TX
- Monster Movieside Film Festival, Chicago, IL
- Shock-O-Rama A-Go-Go Film Festival, Los Angeles, CA
- 100% Rag, Post Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 2000
- It’s A Mother, Aquarius Records, San Francisco, CA
- Works On Paper, Post Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Public Collections
- Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA
- Sprint, Kansas City, MO
- Jay Dandy and Melissa Weber, Chicago, IL
- Paula and Allan Rudnick, Los Angeles, CA
- Sheridan Brown, Los Angeles, CA
- August Uribe, New York, NY
- John Souza, Los Angeles, CA
- Judy and Stuart Spence, Los Angeles, CA
- Adam Silverman, Los Angeles, CA
- Jody Zellon, Los Angeles, CA
- Suzie Aaron, Kansas City, MO
Publications and Press
- 2014
- Frank LA, Issue No. 1, curated by Carol Cheh, Lauri Firstenberg, Mat Gleason & Shamim Momin, December 2014.
Bibliography
- 2018
- Michael Wright, "Worshipping Sticks and Stones at Anat Ebgi," Contemporary Art Review LA, December 5, 2018. (Link)
- Fontaine, Pearl. "Adrian Piper, Zoe Leonard, Ivan Morley, and More Must See Los Angeles Shows," Whitewall, November 15, 2018.
- 2017
- “Bye Jay Stuckey, by Jay Stuckey,” Terremoto: Contemporary Art in the Americas, April 13, 2017. (Link)
- For Your Art, Instagram Feature, April 8, 2017.
- Jody Zellen, “Review of ‘Bye Jay Stuckey, by Jay Stuckey,” Art Scene Vol. 36 No.7, April 2017.
- 2016
- Brainard Carey, "Interview with Jay Stuckey," Yale University Radio WYBC, March 16, 2016.
- 2013
- Carlson Hatton, “Excerpt on Jay Stuckey,” The Benefit of Friends Collected, 2013.
- Arthur Peña, “A Conversation: Jay Stuckey at Anat Ebgi,” New American Painters, October 2013. (Link)
- 2008
- Miguel Szymanski, “Na Berlinda,” Expresso, October 2008.
- Peter Clothier, “The Art of Outrage”, Art Scene Visual Radio, May 2008.
- 2005
- Kurt Shaw, “Tragedy Examined”, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, October 13, 2005.
- Thurston Moore, “Mix Tape: the art of cassette culture,” Universe, 2005.
- 2004
- Charlene Roth, “Freewall”, Artweek, June 2004.
- Devon Dikeou, “Airplanes and Mummies”, Zing Magazine, Winter 2004.
- Bidisha Banerjee, “Airplanes”, Washington City Paper, March 19, 2004.
- Jessica Dawson, “Menacing Machines”, Washington Post, March 18, 2004.
- Glenn Dixon, “The Ceiling’s The Limit”, Express, March 4, 2004.
- Jayla Ros, “Drawn Fictions”, The Organ, March 2004.
- Robin Trafton, “Masked Artists”, Kansas City Star, February 27, 2004.
- Oz McGuire, “Disguises and Doppelgangers”, Review Magazine, March 2004.
- 2003
- Michael Darling, “Tomorrow’s…,” L.A. Times Magazine, September 28, 2003.
- Oz McGuire, “Interview,” Review Magazine, September 2003.
- Alice Thorson, “Absurd and Violent”, Kansas City Star, June 27, 2003.
- Doug Kubert, “Best Pairing of Artists, Best of Kansas City”, The Pitch, October 9, 2003.
- 2002
- John Judge, “Jay Stuckey: Post”, Zing Magazine, Issue 17, Autumn 2002.
- Jessica Dawson, “Drawing Power”, Washington Post, December 19, 2002.