Darick Taylor

Bio

Darick Taylor is a visual artist and writer based in Jacksonville, Florida. His photographs and handmade prints have been exhibited in galleries and retail spaces. Beginning as a writer and aspiring photographer for his college’s news site, Taylor was introduced to a community of artists. He began pursuing printmaking, painting, and illustration, exploring themes of nature reclaiming spaces in the absence of humans, as well as expressive works with a tinge of the Southern Gothic.

Taylor and his artist partner, Margete Griffin, started Monolith Prints (monlithprints.com) in 2019 to exhibit their collaborative work, focusing on conceptual, one-of-a-kind printmaking.

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Education:

Exhibitions:

2020 – University of North Florida, “ArtWork(ers) United,” Jacksonville, FL. USA.

2019 – Florida State College at Jacksonville Kent Campus Gallery, “Jagged Dream,” Jacksonville, FL. USA.

2018 – Chamblin’s Uptown, “Ode to the Underground,” Jacksonville, FL. USA.

2017 – The Second Floor, “The Book of Isaiah,” Jacksonville, FL. USA.

Publications and Media:

Selected Artist. The Hand Magazine. Issue 27, January 2020. Page 48.

“20 Upcoming Art Happenings We’re Jazzed On.” Void Magazine. Volume 10, October 2019. Page 42.

“Arts + Events.” Folio Magazine. Volume 33, October 2019. Page 18.