Portfolio > Girls at The End of The World, Installation, Elijah Wheat Showroom

The Big One
oil on canvas with curtains and bedding
9ftx8ft
2025
Fighting Cranes Rug
hand woven acrylic fiber
5ftx7ft
2025
Maneaters
oil, acrylic, resin on wood panel and found frame
42x37
2025
Marblehead
glass head, marbles, optical fiber, resin and bulb
2025
2025
The Cockroach of Late Stage Capitalism
oil, acrylic, resin on wood panel and found frame
39x29
2025
Fire Screen
oil, acrylic, resin on found object
74x68
2025
wall of studies
oil on yupo
9x12 and 20x26
2025

Bad-feminist apocalypse meets domestic installation art in “Girls at the End of the World,” Jessica Hargreaves’s solo show at Elijah Wheat. The exhibition—a sumptuous, end-times boudoir bristling with primal energy and painterly precision—features oil and acrylic reliefs alongside artist-designed household objects: the final decor of a doomed patriarchy. Drawing on her background in fashion and textile design, Hargreaves reimagines feminine archetypes in collapse and bloom, embedding them in soft surfaces and sharp critiques. Known for curatorial projects like 49.5 and her Germantown project space Mother-in-Law’s, Hargreaves brings her overtly political sensibility to bear on themes of power, identity, and aesthetic rupture. The results are feral, funny, and beautifully unsettling—just like the future. —Brian K Mahoney, Chronogram Magazine