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Jaye Early is a Darug man from the Boorooberongal clan, serving as a lecturer at the School of Art & Design at the University of New South Wales. He specializes in diverse mediums including live video-based performance and painting, with a focus on autobiographical elements. His work seeks to transform personal dislocations into visual strategies that emphasize self-disclosure, where he becomes the subject of his art-making using his body as the site of expression. Early's practice-based research is deeply informed by Foucauldian philosophical notions of self and contemporary confessional discourse, while also engaging with the implications of settler-colonial theory. He has supervised numerous research projects, engaging with contemporary artists and critical artistic strategies that challenge colonial power hierarchies. His contributions to the field include several exhibitions and participation in prestigious art awards.
School of Art & Design • University of New South Wales
Teaching courses related to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and supervision of research degrees.
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