Collection: James Mullane

Bio: 

James Mullane is a multi-media artist working out of Denver, CO. Mullane was originally born on Fort Carson Army Base in Colorado Springs. His unique experience of the world as a child of Army parents formed the way he looks at the world. His work focuses on queer issues, queer acceptance, gender identity, intersectionality's, hybridity, gender fluidity, and the performative acts that create gender.
James Mullane’s work features multiple media and overlapping imagery to note the many layers of a person’s identity. His work explores how the intersecting labels create an individual’s unique engendered experience. He graduated with his Bachelor of Fine Arts with a concentration in drawing from Metropolitan State University of Denver.

Artist Statement:

James Mullane’s recent Immoral Garden series examines the taboo subject of sex, the body and love between gay men. Flowers are used for censorship but also express innuendo as well as the beauty of love. Immoral Garden explores boundaries between art and pornography as well as art and craft. Mullane challenges viewers to see both as equal, eliminating the idea of otherness.