About Jocelyn

Jocelyn Hall is a multimedia artist based in Illinois. With an intense passion for learning and a large interest in material relationships, Jocelyn uses a wide variety of techniques to advocate and create relationships through shared experiences. She received her BA with a focus in 3D studio and her MA with a focus in 3D studio, at Eastern Illinois University. In 2021 she was the recipient of the Thomas and Carol Gipe Award, Irene Buzzard Scholarship, Ruth Boyd Cook Award, and Jane Krutza Art Scholarship. 

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Jocelyn has been featured in many group exhibitions including, 2019 EIU All Student Show, where she received and honorable mention in 3 dimensional foundations, 2020 Graduate Class of ’21 Exhibition, 2021 EIU Master’s in Arts Graduate Exhibition, and has coordinated and has been featured in 3 Figurative Exhibitions at Eastern Illinois University. Jocelyn spent most of her time at Eastern as the social media coordinator for the Art Department, studio Assistant for Shane Lutkz and the ceramics department, and as an art handler at The Tarble Arts Center as the graduate assistant. 

Jocelyn is currently exploring aspects of the domestic, memories, and childhood. Utilizing pearlescent and iridescent mediums, she approaches aspects of shared experiences with intent to interest the viewer with an ethereal presentation. Focusing on questions of maturity in society, the aspects of importance, and notions of preservation, Jocelyn explores these philosophies by creating a bridge  

between personal and shared experiences through sculptural exploration.