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Virtual Artist Talk with Jack Elliott
Join our FREE live stream as artist Jack Elliott discusses his sculptural exhibition, Precaria: Disturbance & Dislocation, currently on display at View.

In Precaria, Elliott uses dead and fallen trees as his canvas to highlight environmental concerns like forest migration, infestation, and invasive species and reminds us just how vulnerable and fragile these giants can be.
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Jack Elliott
Artist & Associate Professor at Cornell University
My name is Jack Elliott, an associate professor at Cornell University where I teach studios on design and conduct research on environmental issues in the built environment. Throughout my academic career, I use the designed object or building, situated in a real-world context, to stimulate discourse, pull technology, and create impactful interventions. I am originally from central Alberta in western Canada where I grew up close to nature, enjoying canoeing, skiing and hiking. My sculptural endeavors began in my undergraduate years as a minor field of study, working under Peter Hide and Neil Fiertel at the University of Alberta and apprenticing with Gary Jones, a contemporary sculptor working in Edmonton. I earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Physics with a minor in sculpture at the University of Alberta (1978), as well as two Master’s degrees, one in architecture (1991) and one in product design (1993) from the University of Calgary. I worked in professional practice for a number of years in