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FELIPE TASCON ARTIST TALK from September 26 in his exhibition “Oro” at Jardin is now available on our website! Link in bio 🖇️

(And a bonus SoundCloud playlist tucked in there)

Some excerpts:

“I think I’m really interested right now in the unit and how in Hindu mythology, the universe starts from a mustard seed, a singular unit, and expands outward. And I guess physics shows that as well. I’m really interested in making paintings that grow.”

“I work on paper before I make these oil paintings, and often they’re really loose, like unabashed acrylic or watercolor or colored pencil, anything. They’re just emotional, ugly things. And I think maybe it’s cliché to say painting is a way of processing, but I like the literal translation of that and the idea of taking those loose, crunchy, emotional things and coming to a newer understanding of them. That’s what I’m after when I’m making these.”

“[T]hat began this deep dive for me into Mondrian’s earlier work, which many people have documented and shown this chronology from landscape into minimalist abstraction. And I think that’s also how Modernist painting is taught. The story of Modernism is taught through this filtration or conversion. I don’t know if the moment I exist in with my peers is as linear. I think I’m interested in the middle for that reason.”

Image 1: Felipe Tascón, reticle, 2026, oil on linen, 12 × 30 in
Image 2: Single cell shaded on heartsong. Photo by Felipe Tascon
Image 3: Piet Mondrian. Tableau no. 2 / Composition no. V. 1914, courtesy of MoMA
Image 4: Oro Flyer made by Felipe Tascon and his father
Image 5: origin of the peace sign, designed by Gerald Holtom
Image 6: Felipe Tascon study (left) for the final work (right: ojo, 2026, oil on linen, 12 × 8 in)
Image 7: Inlayed porcelain slabs, wheel thrown by Felipe Tascon
Image 8: SoundCloud playlist made by Felipe Tascon for Oro
Image 9: Felipe Tascon and Tessa Granowski at Jardin on September 26

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Excited @lisasaysgah now @_jardin____ !🖤🌹🥀 by @_jardin____

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Jacques Louis Vidal
Joyful Instrument of Ska, 2026
Plywood, acrylic paint, varnish, stainless steel
11 x 5 x 3”

On view at Jardin in the exhibition “Plot Tweest” until November 29, 2026

Save the date 📆 Artist talk with Jacques Louis Vidal on Saturday, November 7!

Address: 2608 Dunlavy St. Houston, TX
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11am-6pm, Sunday 11am-3pm

🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁

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Last week 🐛🫧 by @_jardin____

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JACQUES LOUIS VIDAL
French TV Static Organized into Factions and on Strike, 2023
archival ink, pencil, and acrylic on paper, laser cut plywood mounted on masonite panel
24.25 × 18.25 × 0.5 in

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SHE’S BUSY Ok!!!!!

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JACQUES LOUIS VIDAL on view at Jardin
His exhibition “Plot Tweest” runs until November 29, 2026

Images 1-8: Jacques Louis Vidal, Strong Instrument in Multiple Emergency, 2026, plywood, acrylic paint, varnish, stainless steel, 12 x 6 x 6”

Address: 2608 Dunlavy St. Houston, TX
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11am-6pm, Sunday 11am-3pm

Jacques Louis-Vidal (b. 1982) was raised in Houston, Texas and is currently based in Brooklyn, New York. He attended the School Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, graduating in 2004, and received his MFA from Yale in 2009. He is a co-founder of interdisciplinary art space KAJE, along with sculptor Kate Levant. He previously ran the project space Know More Games in Gowanus, alongside Brian Faucette and Miles Huston. It was located near other project spaces Primetime and 247365, which became collectively referred to as ‘the Donut District,’ after a nearby Dunkin Donuts. New York Times art critic Martha Schwendener wrote that it was “Spiritually somewhere between a nonprofit and a commercial space.” From 2015 to 2019, he was the resident director of Lighthouse Works on Fishers Island.

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Nancy is back w a spooky edition of @tabletoptarot this weekend🧡🍂step into chance🃏🌀link in stories by @_jardin____

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Thank you to everyone who came to the opening of Jacques Louis Vidal’s “Plot Tweest” last Friday, October 2! The exhibition will be on view until November 29, 2026 at Jardín in Houston.

Installation images are up on our website 👀

Jardín hours are Tuesday-Saturday 11am-6pm & Sunday 11am-3pm
Address: 2608 Dunlavy St. Houston, TX

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Last day at Untitled, come see us! 🎢✨Booth M3
Will also have Jacques work on display at the shop until Nov 29th 🖤
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‘Strong Instrument in Multiple Emergency’, 2026
Plywood, Acrylic paint, Varnish, Stainless Steel
12 x 6 x 6 in by @_jardin____

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Thrilled to be showing @jacquesalamode69
JARDÍN AT UNTITLED ART HOUSTON
Artist Market · Booth M3

FRI 10/2 · 11 AM–7 PM
SAT 10/3 · 11 AM–7 PM
SUN 10/4 · 11 AM–5 PM

George R. Brown Convention Center · Hall A3

Tonight: Untitled After Dark at Jardín · 7–10 PM by @_jardin____

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last day of the show today. @natureofthings_tx @_jardin____

A big thank you to all who attended, and reached out. Its put a big battery in my back and i'm already chugging away at new works. ❤️

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passing, 2026 oil on linen 12 × 8 in

ojito, 2026 oil on linen 12 × 8 in by @_jardin____

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