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Matt Jones 
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EXHIBITIONS

Matt Jones: In Advance of a Visit
June 1 - 29, 2024
link:  ︎June 8th, 2024 artist talk

2 Gather: Sept 2021 
Kelly Bjork, Kadar Brock, Warren Dykeman, Kati Gegenheimer, Mark Gibson, Whitney Harris, Fay Jones, Matt Jones, Staver Klitgaard, Judy Koo,  Jeremy Lawson, Keisha Prioleau-Martin, Ruth Rodriguez, Kristina Schmidt, Sydney Shavers, Polina Tereshina, Noelle Velez, Eric Wiley


Jones attended the Yale University School of Art Summer School of Painting—Norfolk on an Ellen Battell Stoeckel Grant (2001), earned a BFA from Cooper Union (2002), and received an MFA at Hunter College (2021). In 2007 he founded Puppy American, a small independent press which publishes artist books, zines, poetry, and organizes exhibitions, focusing on collaboration. He lives and works in New York City with his partner, young child, and greyhound.
Jones has had many one or two person shows including Galerie Jerome Pauchant (Paris), Freight + Volume Gallery (New York), Horton Gallery (Berlin), Castor Gallery (New York), The Richard Massey Foundation (New York), and Bleecker Street Art Club (New York. He has participated multiple art fairs including NADA Miami (The Hole, New York), Spring Break Art Fair (Old School, Brooklyn), Miami Project (Driscoll Babcock, New York) and a solo presentation at Art Brussels (Bodson Gallery, Brussels). His work has been displayed in numerous group shows including Robert Miller (New York), Soy Capitán (Berlin), Olympia (New York), Anonymous (Mexico City & New York), Driscoll Babcock Gallery (New York), ADA Gallery (Richmond, VA), Dorfman Projects (New York), Tibet House (New York), The Varsity (Brooklyn), Galleri Geo (Bergan, Norway), Grey East (East Hampton, NY), The Artbridge Drawing Room (New York), Gildar Gallery (Beverly Hills, CA), Fiebach Minninger (Cologne), Exit Art (New York), and The Hole (New York). He has done performances at Essex Flowers (New York), Anonymous (New York), Artist Space (New York), and Creative Time (New York).


Matt Jones: In advance of a visit,  June 2024  Photo credit: James Arzente