Jake Lahah is a print, craft, and sculpture based artist whose research examines how the built-environment and resource extraction often reveal aspects of labor, globalization, and the human conditions. His work uses data, abstraction, and visual language to reveal political underbellies of colonial systems of global supply chains. He received his BFA from George Mason University (2017) and an MFA in Print from Tyler School of Art + Architecture (2024).
Some of the cool places that Lahah has shown include: ICA Baltimore, Baltimore, MD; Candela Books and Gallery, Richmond, VA; Temple Contemporary, Philadelphia, PA; Vox Populi, Philadelphia, PA; Page Bond Gallery, Richmond, VA; Attic 506, Chapel Hill, NC. He has been a resident artist at Studio Two Three, Richmond, VA and Zygote Press, Cleveland, OH. He’s currently working on launching a publications and writing based project called Foundation Press, exploring topics of the built environment through artist books and writing.
You can view his CV here.
Some of the cool places that Lahah has shown include: ICA Baltimore, Baltimore, MD; Candela Books and Gallery, Richmond, VA; Temple Contemporary, Philadelphia, PA; Vox Populi, Philadelphia, PA; Page Bond Gallery, Richmond, VA; Attic 506, Chapel Hill, NC. He has been a resident artist at Studio Two Three, Richmond, VA and Zygote Press, Cleveland, OH. He’s currently working on launching a publications and writing based project called Foundation Press, exploring topics of the built environment through artist books and writing.
You can view his CV here.
