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JACK BLACK is an outstanding Navajo artist from Red Valley, Arizona in the Four Corners area of the Navajo Reservation. Jack is a self-taught artist who uses acrylics on his Navajo paintings. Most of Jack's work is landscape art and paintings of the Navajo and Hopi elders.
Navajo artist J.C. Black resides in Red Valley, AZ on the Navajo Reservation. He started painting when he was about 11 years old by teaching himself. His artwork focuses on the Navajo experience and can be ordinary and realistic as well as inspiring and imaginative.
Born in Galveston, Texas, Black attended the institute of design in Chicago. Jack spent 20 years creating sculptures for his won pleasure before opening his first studio in Sedona, Arizona in 1984. Jack Black was a well regarded Native American artist.
Jack Black was a highly regarded sculpture artist and member of the Navajo tribe. He was born in Galveston, Texas but moved to Arizona opening a studio in Sedona in 1984. It was Black’s practice to sketch his ideas after observing and being inspired by the colors and peoples in the desert.
High Quality Pair of Modern Form Figural Ceramic Sculptures by Jack Black (American, 20th C.), Signed and Dated on the Base.
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