GABRIEL JONES / PORTFOLIO / PRESS / CV

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GABRIEL JONES / PORTFOLIO / PRESS / CV
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SCENES & TYPES
ABOVE IT ALL
SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTS WITH SUBLIMINAL PORNOGRAPHY INSERTED
ARCADE FIRE COLLABORATION
ARTEFACT
TROJISTIKI
DISPUTED AREA
SOMEWHERE ON TIME
THE PSEUDONYM PROJECT / Paris & NEW YORK
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY - SCENES & TYPES
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Gabriel Jones, "Scenes & types 1800", 2013, archival inkjet photograph on Fine Art mat paper, 2 sizes: 30x42 cm (12 x 16,5
inches), edition de 5+2 AP and 50 x 70 cm. Ed of 5.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY - SCENES & TYPES
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Gabriel Jones, "Scenes & types 0528", 2013, archival inkjet photograph on Fine Art mat paper, 20 x 30 cm (7,5 x 11,5
inches), edition 8+2 AP.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY - SCENES & TYPES
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Gabriel Jones, "Scenes & types 03", 2013, archival inkjet photograph on Fine Art mat paper, 24 x 30 cm (9,5 x 11,5 inches),
edition 8+2 AP.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S ABOVE IT ALL
Photographie trouée puis re-photogrAphiée, impression serigraphiée
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Gabriel Jones, "Above it all", 2012, Silkscreen (serigraphie) on Fine Art mat paper. 50 x 70 cm, edition de 14.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S FILM APPROPRIATIONS
« SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTS WITH SUBLIMINAL PORNOGRAPHY INSERTED »
1/25th OF A SECOND
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In november 2012, Jones will be exhibiting « Scientific Documents With Subliminal Pornography
Inserted » at Jeune Création’s annual exhibition taking place in Le 104, Paris. The group show will be
juried by Yvon Lambert.
“The step from extraction to insertion is indeed taken in this collection of films "Scientific documents with
subliminal pornography inserted". The film elements are out of context. These observations provide no
sense of location or objective reasoning. The facts are straightforwardly captured, devoid of any aesthetic
will. Even so, they include something that escapes us. Some subliminal images are interlaced within the
heart of the narrative, invisible yet definitely present. This occulted part of the visible only takes shape
because of the explicit title, which accompanies each film. These are projected in 16mm film, and each
image - whether perceptible or not - undeniably unrolls before our eyes. Even though it is concretely
impossible to verify their presence, these pornographic images, though present, choose to disappear and,
moreover, offer a paradox of revealing absence.” (Text: Claire Taillandier, Translation: Georgina Turner)
Gabriel Jones, "Scientific document #01 with subliminal pornography inserted", 2012, Silkscreen from 16mm film, 02:53min, edition of 5
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G A B R I E L J O N E S FILM APPROPRIATIONS
« SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTS WITH SUBLIMINAL PORNOGRAPHY INSERTED »
1/25th OF A SECOND
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Gabriel Jones, "Scientific document #14 with subliminal pornography inserted", 2012, Silkscreen from 16mm film, 00:29 min, edition of 5
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY - ARCADE FIRE COLLABORATION
In 2012, The Suburbs’ Delux album cover won the GRAMMY AWARD for Best Album Packaging. In 2011 The album
covers where also selected in the AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY 27 award, in New York. In collaboration with Arcade
Fire as well as art director Vincent Morisset and designer Caroline Robert, Gabriel Jones recently photographed
Arcade Fire's latest, multiple, album covers entitled The Suburbs. These images were taken by Gabriel during a
road trip to various suburbs in Texas, followed by a studio shoot in Montreal where the selected suburb images
were then projected onto a large screen.
“Untitled 01”, Gabriel Jones, 2010., Archival inkjet photograph, 61 x 81 CM, Edition of 8 + 2 AP.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY - ARCADE FIRE COLLABORATION
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Exhibition view a Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Dusseldorf, 2013.
“Untitled 02”, Gabriel Jones, 2010, Archival inkjet photograph, 24 x 29 inches (61 x 75 CM), Edition of 8 + 2 AP.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY - ARCADE FIRE COLLABORATION
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In collaboration with Arcade Fire as well as art director Vincent Morisset and designer Caroline Robert, Gabriel Jones
recently photographed Arcade Fire's latest, multiple, album covers entitled The Suburbs. These images were taken by
Gabriel during a road trip to various suburbs in Texas, followed by a studio shoot in Montreal where the selected
suburb images were then projected onto a large screen. The car and band members were positioned in front of the
various projected suburban landscapes and Jones photographed the setup. This series of images explores the North
American suburban experience and the memories that one can have from growing up in this type of environment.
Gabriel’s images were also used for a postcard that Arcade Fire sent out to magazines to inform them about upcoming
shows and news about the album release. The series of album covers was art directed by Vincent Morisset and
designed by Caroline Robert. (Album of the year: Grammy, Brit and Juno Awards 2011)
Arcade Fire Artwork and photographs are selected in American Photography Awards 2011. "The suburbs" Delux
Edition is the Grammy award-winner Album Package. Design by Caroline robert.
“Untitled 08”, Gabriel Jones, 2010, Archival inkjet photograph, 24 x 36 inches (60 x 92 CM), Edition of 8 + 2 AP.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY A R T E F A C T
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The « Artefact » was selected by Kathy Ryan, Director of Photography of The New York Times
Magazine and by Natasha Egan, Director of the Museum of Contemporary Photography,
Chicago, to be part of the 3rd Annual Photography Exhibition at the Philadelphia Photo Arts
Center in july 2012.
This series was also part of the Noorderlicht International Photography Festival, in Holland
during 2009.
Gabriel Jones, “Artefact 02”, 2009, Archival inkjet photograph, 30x40 in / 76x100 cm. Ed. 7+2AP
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY A R T E F A C T
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Exhibition view at Priska C. Juschka Fine Art Gallery, New York, 2008
Gabriel Jones, “Artefact 09”, 2009: Archival inkjet photograph, 30x40 in / 76x100 cm. Ed 7+2 AP.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY TROJISTIKI
PIXELLIZED IMAGES BY GABRIEL JONES
Trojistiki, à été créée avec la volonté d’entrer à l’intérieur de micro-évènements à même un regroupement
social, une fête, un diner ou autre. Ensuite, de les réinterpréter, et de s’approprier ces “personnages” et
les restituer grâce à leur language corporel et leur situation ambigüe. Aussi, je choisis d’inclure ou
d’exclure quelques éléments qui cristalisent un nouvel environnement, parfois abstrait, et qui articule un
lecture à même ces micro-histoires.
Les pixelles, la basse qualité des images et les yeux brulés par le flash leur confèrera un aspect d’images
d’amateur (grace a leur camera de telephone ou autre appareil de basse qualité) témoin d’un évènement
qui auraient été publié dans un média imprimé et donc “officiel”. C’est un important dialecte visuel
cristallisé dans l’inconscient de notre culture visuelle actuelle. Je tente ainsi de questionner le réflexe
naturel du visionneur qui “croit en ce qui a été publié”, tout comme le lecteur a pour réflexe de croire au
texte qui a été imprimé sur un support “officiel”.
Gabriel Jones, "3", 2009, Archival inkjet photograph, 60 x 80 cm. Ed. 8+2 AP
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY TROJISTIKI
PIXELLIZED IMAGES BY GABRIEL JONES
Gabriel Jones, "16", 2009, Archival inkjet photograph, 60 x 80 cm. Ed. 8+2 AP
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G A B R I E L J O N E S DISPUTED AREA
PAPER CUT-OUT SERIES
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The places represented by each of these "Disputed Areas" are not neutral. They are literally "claiming
zones", forming a political knot of inexpressible history. As conflict zones, these regions lack recognition:
they belong to no nation since they are claimed by all; they focus on the tension between men. Similarly to
the distance that lies between two magnets rejecting each other, these zones are void of identity and pile
up opposition. This impossible sharing of the earth affirms itself by its fundamental indecision and we are
witnesses to their recurring ambivalence, emphasized by the disappearance of tangible words. By being
transfigured thus, the map's function as a tool that promotes negotiable possibilities becomes obsolete, and
it is thrown into a meaningless world of endless labyrinths. (…)Regardless of whether maps be ancient or
contemporary, these "Disputed Areas" inscribe themselves in the flux of history and make up a fixed
reference point - albeit open to question - in a timeline that is perpetually moving.
As an intrinsic vector of identity, a name is what identifies a place, an object, an individual. Without a
name, no relationship is possible, no reference in time or space. (…)
- Claire Taillandier / Translation Georgina Turner.
Gabriel Jones, « Disputed Area 01 », 2008, Road map – paper cut-outs, 30 x 67 cm.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S DISPUTED AREA
PAPER CUT-OUT SERIES
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Gabriel Jones, « Disputed Area 02 », 2012, Road map – paper cut-outs, 12 x 15 cm.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S DISPUTED AREA
PAPER CUT-OUT SERIES
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Gabriel Jones, « Disputed Area 05 », 2014, Road map – paper cut-outs, 84 x 115 cm.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY SOMEWHERE ON TIME
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In 2006 Gabriel Jones had his first solo exhibition at the prestigious french institution La Galerie du Château
d’Eau, in Toulouse, where he presented the Somewhere on time series. A monography was also published by
the institution.
Recently, Chris Boot (Director of Aperture Foundation, New York) selected this series for Weekend
Portfolios for La Lettre de la Photographie.
In 2012, Somewhere on time was also nominated by the HSBC Photographic Prize in Paris and was selected by
The Royal Photographic Society, London, in 2005.
Gabriel Jones, “Close”, Archival inkjet photograph, 2004, 43 x 60 inches (109 x 152 cm), Edition of 5 + 2 AP.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PHOTOGRAPHY SOMEWHERE ON TIME
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Installation view, Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Dusseldorf
Gabriel Jones, “Lost”, Archival inkjet photograph, 2004, 33,5 x 60 inches (85 x 152 CM), Edition of 5 +2 AP) SOMEWHERE ON TIME SERIES
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A PROJECT BY THE ARTIST G A B R I E L J O N E S
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THE PSEUDONYM PROJECT, NEW YORK
In 2010, Gabriel Jones organized the exhibition Pseudonym Project (in NYC). He presented works from twelve established and
emerging artists, such as Robert Barry, Shoplifter, Rainer Ganahl and Melanie Bonajo, who used pseudonyms until the closing
reception where their real names where disclosed. The Paris version will be happening in two parts: in 2014 at Galerie Michèle Didier
and in 2015 in a location to be disclosed. The exhibition was accompanied by limited edition prints as well as an essay book in four
different covers.
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ORGANIZED AND PUBLISHED BY GABRIEL JONES
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INSIDE STUDIO E1, PARIS
Jones also presented a series of six exhibitions entitled Inside Studio E1 where he invited 40 artists, such as Roger
Ballen, Felice Varini, Julien Tiberi, Alain Declercq, Laura Henno, Dorothée Smith, to exhibit their work in his
Montmartre studio, at the Cite Internationale des Arts de Paris. The works are collected and presented within his
workspace, suggesting a close relationship between visitors and art. The names of the artists where written on the
studio walls and simply scratched out when the next exhibition was up. This way the studio walls where covered
by the forty names, eventually all scratched out.
Opening reception of the Inside Studio E1 of december 2011.
Installation view of the april Inside Studio E1.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS (SELECTED)
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Art+Auction Magazine - In The Air, New York, August 26, 2010.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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THE GUARDIAN, London, Sean Michaels, August 4, 2010
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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CREATIVE REVIEW, London, Elza Williams, August 11, 2010
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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MONOCLE MAGAZINE, London, March 7th, 2014. Text : Jason Li
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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EYEMAZING Magazine, #61, Amsterdam, 2005. Text : Anna Holtzman.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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FRAME Projects, Vienna, Nov-Dec 2005. Text : Alexander P ühringer.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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HotShoe Contemporary Photography magazine, London, Feb/march 2005. Text : Becky Beasley
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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CITY MAGAZINE, NEW YORK, DECEMBER 2011. Text : Shirine SAAD,
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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PAPER Magazine, New York, august 2nd, 2010. Text : Lauren Kelly
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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ART INFO – FRANCE, Paris, november 6th, 2012. Text : Céline Piettre
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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FUTU Magazine, Warsovie, Interview: Tomasz Walenta, Fevrier-Mars 2007
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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ART INFO – FRANCE, Paris, March 4th, 2014. Text : Céline Piettre
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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LE QUOTIDIEN DE L'ART, Paris, Jan 29, 2014.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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SLASH PARIS, March 3rd, 2014.
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G A B R I E L J O N E S PRESS REVIEWS
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FISHEYE Magazine, Paris, April 2014. Text : Marie Abeille, Sophie Frediano, Jessica Lamacque, Camille Moulonguet, Olivier Richard
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G A B R I E L J O N E S C.V.
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[email protected]
Paris +33 6 52 64 93 69
Born 1973, Canada. Lives in Paris and New York.
Residencies
2013
2011
Le Centre Photographique D’ile de France (CPIF), résidence de post-production.
La Cité Internationale des Arts de Paris, Montmartre studios. 12/2010 to 07/2012
Education
Dawson College, alumni, Montreal. Photography 1995-1999
Dynamair College, Saint-Jean Airport. Pilot, Single Engine Aircraft. 1990-1992
PRIZE
2012
2012
2011
2011
2009
2005
HSBC, Prix Photographique, Nomination, Paris (France)
A GRAMMY AWARD for Recording Package design of album « The Suburbs ».
Designer: Caroline Robert. Album cover photo Gabriel Jones.
AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY 27, Photograpy award nomination, New York (USA)
Juno Awards, Recording Package of the Year, Nomination (with photographer Gabriel Jones,
Arcade Fire, art director Vincent Morisset, and designer Caroline Robert), Toronto (Canada)
International Photography award, Honorable Mention, New York, (USA)
Royal Photographic Society, Photography award nomination, London (UK)
Collaboration
2010
with ARCADE FIRE, photography commission for the visuals for their album cover “The
Suburbs” (Selected in American Photography 27, Photography Award, New York (USA))
Solo Exhibitions (selected)
2013
2009
2008
2007
2006
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2006
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2005
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2004
2004
The Untitled Series, Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Dusseldorf (Germany)
Somewhere on time ii, Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Dusseldorf (Germany)
IRHANN (Artefact), Priska C. Juschka Fine Art, New York (USA)
Somewhere on Time 04, Galerie LACEN (commissaire: BERTRAND GRIMONT), Paris (France)
Somewhere on Time 04 06, Priska C. Juschka Fine Art, New York (USA)
Somewhere on Time 06, Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Dusseldorf (Germany)
Somewhere on Time 04 05, Galerie Château d’Eau, (Institution), Toulouse (France)
Somewhere on Time 04, Artcite Gallery, (Institution), Windsor (Canada)
Somewhere on Time, Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Dusseldorf (Germany)
Somewhere on Time, Galerie Le Lieu/ Biennale Photographiques de Lorient (Institution) (France)
Somewhere on Time, Centre VU, (Institution) ,Québec (Canada)
Somewhere on Time, Espace F, (Institution), Matane (Canada)
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Group Exhibitions (selected)
2015
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2011
Anarcheologies, Ygrec Ensapc, Paris, group-exhibtion curated by Alena Alexandrova.
The Pseudonym Project Paris / Print Party, a project by the artist Gabriel Jones, Galerie Michèle
Didier, Paris. Artists: Robert Barry, Fouad Bouchoucha, Liam Gillick, Jonathan Monk (the 8 other
names will be disclosed during the opening reception) 19/12/2014 to 03/01/2015
The Pseudonym Project Paris / Print Party, a project by the artist Gabriel Jones, Galerie MFC
Michèle Didier (Paris), Jones gave Carte Blanche to a series of emerging and established artists
using pseudonyms until the closing reception of the second exhibition which will happen in 2015.
Temps de Pause, la collection du Château d’Eau de Toulouse. Commissaires: Soraya Amrane et
Jean-Marc Lacabe, Galerie du 5e. Artists: Denis Darzacq, Walker Evans, Charles Freger, Yohann
Gozard, Laura Henno, André Kertesz, Vivianne Sassen, Dorothée Smith, ... Marseille (France)
Almost but not quite, Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer. Artists: Robert Barry, Jürgen Klauke, MarieJo Lafontaine ..., Dusseldorf (Germany)
ART COLOGNE, Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Germany.
Diep Festival, Curators: Philippe Terrier-Hermann, Alice Schyler Mallet, artists: Francis Alÿs,
Elina Brotherus, Pascal Cribier & Florence Levasseur, Dominique Gonzales-Foerster, Collectif
Interlope, Alice Schÿler Mallet, Jürgen Nefzger, Philippe Terrier-Hermann ... (France)
ART COLOGNE, 2013, Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Germany. Artists: Robert Barry, Rosemary
Trockel, ...
Perceptions Successives, Galerie Jeune Création, Paris. Artists: Bianca Argimon, Roger Ballen,
Alice-Anne Brassac, Sylvain Couzinet-Jacques, Raphael Dallaporta, Agnès Geoffray, William
Wegman.
Cabane Georgina #00, Curator: Jéremy Chabaud, European Capital of Culture MP 2013.
Commissariat pour un arbre #4, a proposition of MATHIEU MERCIER, Jardin Botanique de
Bordeaux, Artists: Claude Closky, Jean Cornu, ... (France)
ART COLOGNE, Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Dusseldorf (Germany)
Commissariat pour un arbre #3, presented by MATHIEU MERCIER, Collège des Bernardins,
Paris, (France)
Commissaire: David Ancelin. (Erick Duyckaerts, Pierre Malphettes, …), Paris (France)
Traverse Video - Festival, Goethe Institute, Toulouse (France)
The 3rd Annual Photography Exhibition at the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center. Selected by Kathy
Ryan, Director of Photography of the New York Times Magazine and by Natasha Egan, Director
of the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago.
Jeune Creation, Le Centquatre, Exposition annuelle, Paris (France)
Brainbow, Galerie Bertrand Grimont and at Le Chalet, Artists: Patrick Bernatchez, Rada Boukova,
Guillaume Constantin, Thomas Fontaine, Gabriel Jones, Shanta Rao, Maxime Thieffine. Paris
(France).
Commissariat pour un arbre #1, presented by MATHIEU MERCIER, Paris, (France)
PARIS PHOTO, Grand Palais, Galerie Bertrand Grimont, Paris (France)
Macumba Night Club, curated by David Ancelin. (Erick Duyckaerts, Pierre Malphettes, …), Nice
(France)
Weekend Portfolios, curated by CHRIS BOOT. LaLettreDeLaPhotographie.com
Inside Studio E1 (Paris), a series of 4 exhibitions in Gabriel Jones’ studio, Cité Internationale
Des Arts de Paris (France) Artists: Bianca Argimon, Roger Ballen, Robert Barry, Alice-Anne
Brassac, Raphaël Dallaporta, Estrella Estevez, Vincent Ganivet, Gabriel Jones, Mathieu Mercier,
Dorothée Smith, Felice Varini.
Inside Studio E1 (Paris), a series of 4 exhibitions in Gabriel Jones’ studio, Cité Internationale
Des Arts de Paris (France) Artists: Pierre Ardouvin, Ismail Bahri, Dominique Blais, Anne Brégeaut,
Fouad Bouchoucha, Guillaume Constantin, Agnès Geoffray, Laura Henno, Gabriel Jones.
Inside Studio E1 (Paris), a series of 4 exhibitions in Gabriel Jones’ studio, Cité Internationale
Des Arts de Paris (France) Artists: Michel de Broin, Delphine Chevrot, Alain Declercq, Théodore
Fivel, Jean-François Leroy, Aurélien Mole, Jeanne Susplugas, Julien Tiberi, Jacques Vieille.
PARIS PHOTO, Grand Palais, Galerie Bertrand Grimont, Paris (France)
Encounters (with Robert Barry, Jeff Bridges, William Wegman,…), Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer,
Dusseldorf (Germany)
Noorderlicht Festival, Untitled Series, Groningen (The Netherlands)
Exposition Platonique, Le Musée des beaux-arts Denys-Puech, Rodez (France)
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2011*
Inside Studio E1 (Paris), a series of 4 exhibitions in Gabriel Jones’ studio, Cité Internationale
Des Arts de Paris (France) Artists: Guillaume Bresson, Michel de Broin, Thomas Fontaine, Gabriel
Jones, Thomas Mailaender, Joseph Marzolla, Vincent Mauger, Benoit Pailley, Ghislaine Portalis,
Julien Prévieux, Shanta Rao, Amanda Riffo, Cyrille Weiner, X&X.
2010*
The Pseudonym Project / NYC, Invisible Dog Art Center, Brooklyn, NY (USA) Artists: Robert
Barry, Melanie Bonajo & Joseph Marzolla, Rainer Ganahl, Gabriel Jones, Shoplifter, …
Noorderlicht Festival, CBK Center For Visual Arts, Groningen (The Netherlands)
Summer Interval 08 (Robert Barry, Gabriel Jones, Sharon Kivland…), Galerie Bugdahn und
Kaimer, Dusseldorf (Germany)
Sommergäste, Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Artists: Robert Barry, Gabriel Jones, Rosemaie
Trockel... Dusseldorf (Germany)
PARIS PHOTO 2005, Le Carrousel du Louvre, Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Paris, (France)
Photo Espana 04, Discubrimientos, (Festival) Madrid (Spain)
2009
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* Projects created by Gabriel Jones
ARTIST PUBLICATIONS by Gabriel Jones
Artist books and limited edition artist prints featuring artists from Jones’ various exhibition proposals.
2014
2013
2013
2011
2011
2010
2010
2010
2009
2008
The Pseudonym Project Paris, 11 Edition prints by 11 artists. Exhibited during The Print
Party, Galerie MFC Michèle Didier (Paris), Jones gave Carte Blanche to a series of established
and emergeing artists using pseudonyms until the closing reception of the second exhibition
which will happen in 2015. Edition of 50, Signed and numbered, 13”x19” (33 x 48,5 cm).
Inside Studio E1, limited edition exhibition poster, signed by the 11 artists including Roger Ballen,
Robert Barry, Dorothée Smith, Raphael Dallaporta, and Vincent Ganivet..., 13 x 19 Inches, Edition
of 20, Paris (France)
Inside Studio E1, limited edition exhibition poster, signed by the 9 artists including Pierre
Ardouvin, Ismaïl Bahri, Laura Henno and Julien Tiberi..., 13 x 19 Inches, Edition of 20. Paris
(France)
Inside Studio E1, limited edition essay book, signed by the 9 artists including Théodore Fivel, JeanFrançois Leroy, Aurélien Mole and Jacques Vieille... Edition of 20, Paris (France)
Inside Studio E1, limited edition essay book, signed by some of the 15 artists including Guillaume
Bresson, Thomas Mailaender et Vincent Mauger..., edition of 150, Paris (France)
The Pseudonym Project, essay book, designed Aurore Chauve, 4 different covers, New York (USA)
Making The Pseudonym Project, design and photos by Gabriel Jones (essay book) New york (USA)
The Pseudonym Project, 7 Edition prints by 7 artists including Robert Barry, Rainer Ganahl,
Melanie Bonajo & Joseph Marzolla... 13”x19” (33x48,5 cm), edition of 60, Signed, New York (USA)
Anonymous poster, Trojistiki series, 8,5" x 11", edition of 500.
Anonymous poster, Artefact series, 8,5" x 11", edition of 500.
Exhibition catalogs and books
2012
2012
2012
2011
2009
2006
2006
2002
The 3rd Contemporary Photography Competition & Exhibition at the Philadelphia Photo Arts
Center. Selected by Kathy Ryan, Director of Photography of the New York Times Magazine and
by Natasha Egan, Director of the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago .
American Photography 27, AI-AP, Photography award (Catalog), New York, (USA)
Blatt Blað / (I)ndependent People (Book), Reykjavik Art Festival, Reykjavik Art Museum, Reykjavik,
(Island) published by Hlynur Hallsson.
Noordelicht international photography festival, (catalog) Groningen (The Netherlands)
Noordelicht international photography festival, (catalog) Groningen, (The Netherlands)
Somewhere on Time, (catalog) Galerie Chateau D’eau (France)
16e Rencontres Photographiques du Pays de Lorient, (catalog) Galerie Le Lieu (France)
“4430 Miles au compteur,” in collaboration with the writer Gonzague Verdenal, éditions Les
400 Coups (Canada)
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Bibliography (selected)
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Jason Li, MONOCLE MAGAZINE (London), Pseudonym Project Paris /Print Party, March 8
Céline Piettre, ART INFO, (Paris), Une Print Party sous pseudonym chez Michèle Didier, March 4
LE QUOTIDIEN DE L'ART (Paris), Le Pseudonym Project / Paris lance sa Print Party, January 29.
La rédaction, SLASH (Paris), Les vernissages du mois de mars, March 3rd.
Camille Moulonguet, FISHEYE MAGAZINE (Paris), Album Rock, March/April issue.
Damian Zimmermann, KÖLNER STADT-ANZEIGER (Cologne), Neues von Anton Corbijn, Anna
Vogel, Gabriel Jones und Ralf Brög – Ein Spaziergang durch Düsseldorfer Galerien, Feb 8.
Alexandra Wach, MONOPOL MAGAZINE (Berlin), Dusseldorf Photo Weekend, Feb edition.
Julia Schmitz, KUNST MAGAZINE (Berlin), Wochenrückblick KW5, Feb, 1st.
INDEX MAGAZINE (Dusseldorf), The Untitled Series, Dusseldorf Photo Weekend, Feb edition
Lindsay Eanet, BLACK BOOK MAGAZINE (New York), POP Montreal Features Exhibition
About Arcade Fire Album Art, If You're Into That, Sept 5.
Christian Gattinoni, LACRITIQUE.ORG (Paris), Jeune Creation, toujours un test, nov 5th
JOURNAL DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE (Paris), Paris Photo 2012: Galerie Bertrand Grimont, Nov 20
Céline Piettre, ART INFO FRANCE (Paris), Top 10: une fenêtre sur la Jeune Création. Nov7
HUFFINGTON POST (Quebec), La Québécoise Caroline Robert gagne un Grammy pour sa
pochette d’Arcade Fire, feb 12.
PARIS 3E LA CREATION QU'ON AIME (Paris), Brainbow: Exposition collective, july 11th, 2012
Nick Patch, GLOBAL NEWS (Canada), Montreal-based designer stunned by Grammy award for
Arcade Fire album, feb 13.
Émilie Côté, LA PRESSE, (Montréal), Genèse d’un GRAMMY, feb 14.
Émilie Côté, LA PRESSE, (Montréal), Une Montréalaise gagne un Grammy, 12 fevrier
IRHANN, Portfolio, PLATONIQUE 5 magazine, janvier, février, mars 2011.
Shirine Saad, interview, Gabriel Jones, CITYist MAGAZINE (New York), December 2010, Arts
special edition issue.
In The Air, ART+AUCTION, (New York), "Pseudonym'ous Artists, August 26.
Scott Indrisek, ART INFO, International Edition, “Why buy the New Arcade Fire Album? How
About Synchronized Artwork”, August 4, 2010.
Sean Michaels, THE GUARDIAN (London), Arcade Fire devise ‘synchronized artwork’ for The
Suburbs”, august 4, 2010
Lauren Kelly, , PAPER MAGAZINE (New York), Gabriel Jones’ cover for the Arcade Fire’s The
Suburbs is our Work of the Day August 2nd, 2010
Eliza Williams, CREATIVE REVIEW Magazine (London) Arcade Fire’s Synch Artwork, Aug 11
Stuart Thursby, APPLIED ARTS Magazine (Toronto), New Arcade Fire Album Artwork, June 14
Martin Cizmar, THE PHOENIX NEW TIMES, Behind Arcade Fire’s New Album Art, June 2.
Reed Fisher, BROWARD PALM BEACH NEW TIMES, New Arcade Fire Album Cover, May 27
Gabriel Jones Portfolio, Irhann, AND I STILL MISS YOU MAGAZINE, (USA) Issue #14, 2010
Gabriel Jones Portfolio, Irhann, CARNE MAGAZINE (Buenos Aires)
Karen Day, interview, Gabriel Jones, COOL HUNTING Magazine (New York), May 1st
Lesauvage, Magali. “Gabriel Jones”, PARIS ART (Paris), nov 13, 2008.
Walenta, Tomasz. “Silence,” FUTU MAGAZINE (Warsaw), February, 2007.
Hunt, Jeremy. “Crude Metaphors,” HOT SHOE CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY
MAGAZINE (London), Dec/Jan 2007.
“Gabriel Jones at Priska C. Juschka Fine Art,” Manhattan Chelsea Art Galleries,
Artbusiness.com, September, 2006.
Anna Holtzman, Eyemazing Magazine #61, (Amsterdam), Portfolio: Gabriel Jones

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