Xylor Jane

Xylor Jane (Long Beach, CA, 1963) lives and works in Greenfield, Massachusetts. She has developed a unique artistic language that transcends traditional boundaries. Her paintings are characterized by the use of prime numbers, palindromes, and other mathematical sequences, creating visually stunning patterns that resonate with a deep sense of order and harmony.

She has had several solo exhibitions such as New Paintings at Konrad Fischer Galerie in Berlin (2024); Art Wall: Xylor Jane at UC Berkeley Art Museum in Berkeley (2023); Love Streams at Campoli Presti in Paris (2021); Counterclockwise at the University Museum of Contemporary Art in Amherst (2019); she exhibited at Santa Monica Museum of Art in Santa Monica(2015); Say when at Wendy Cooper Gallery in Chicago (2005)

Her work was presented in several group exhibitions such as 50 Paintings at Milwaukee Art Museum in Milwaukee (2023); Drunk vs Stoned 3 at The Ranch in New York (2023); Visible World at Halsey Mckay Gallery in New York (2023); Anything can pass before the eyes of a person at Derosia in New York (2023); ,The Holographic Principle at Philip Martin Gallery in Los Angeles (2023); Canada on Paper at Canada East Hampton in New York (2023); Mystics of the World Unite at Sevil Dolmaci Gallery in Istanbul (2023); A Spirit of Disruption at San Francisco Art Institute in celebration of their 150th anniversary in San Francisco (2021); 9th Street and Beyond: 70 Years of Women in Abstraction at Hunter Dunbar in New York (2022); Other Romances, curated by Em Rooney at Rachel Uffner Gallery in New York (2017); The Painter of Modern Life at Anton Kern Gallery in New York (2015); Science and Exploration at Horton Gallery in New York (2011).