Jewel's Venice Art Show: "Matriclysm" Explores Femininity

Jewel's art exhibition, "Matriclysm: An Archaeology of Connections Lost," is currently on view in Venice, with the show running until November 22. This significant presentation showcases a wide array of Jewel's new works, including paintings, sculptures, tapestries, installations, and sound pieces, representing the largest exhibition of her multifaceted artistic endeavors to date.

The inspiration behind "Matriclysm" stems from Jewel's deep introspection on the meaning of femininity in her life, particularly in her relationships with her mother, son, and the earth. She questions how she has separated herself from the capacity to nurture or be nurtured.

In addition to her art, Jewel recently attended the Serpentine Summer Party in London, where she discussed her current beauty routine, favoring tinted moisturizer and sunscreen. She also expressed her affection for silk pajamas as summer wear. Regarding her personal life, Jewel is presently single but remains open to romance, emphasizing a reframed perspective where love exists alongside friendship and self-trust.

The "Pieces of You" singer also released a new single, "Upon Meeting the Goddess of Love," in April, from her upcoming album. She is also known for her Pride Month support, celebrating her queer friends and icons.