Matt Jones
born in Rochester, New York in 1980
lives and works in Brooklyn, New York
Education
Cooper Union School
of Art; New York, New York (BFA)
Yale Summer School
of Painting, Norfolk,
Selected Exhibitions
2008
Everlasting, BUIA Gallery (solo)
TIMELESS, Morris Museum, Morris, NJ (forthcoming)
Exit Art Benefit Auction, Exit Art, New York
2007
Holiday!, BUIA Gallery, NY
Sunny, Clear, and Cool, BUIA Gallery, NY
Quotidian, BUIA Gallery, NY
Invisible Jet, BUIA Gallery, NY
2006
Death by Misadventure, BUIA Gallery, NY (solo)
Breezer, BUIA Gallery, New York, NY
New Videos, Monkey Town, Brooklyn
Fred and Friends, Shephard University, West Virginia
Forest, Cynthia Broan Gallery, New York
2005
The Last Days
of Terror Mansion, Artists Space, New York, NY (performance)
Human After All, BUIA Gallery, New York, NY (two person show with Kadar Brock)
NBC,
BUIA Gallery, New York, NY
In
the Ring, BUIA Gallery, New York, NY
2004
Crystalis,
The Peekskill Project, Peekskill, NY
NINETEENEIGHTY:
Art Show, RARE, New York, NY
New York to Portland,
Disjecta, Portland, OR
Dum Dum Grown-Up
Art, HEREart, New York, NY
Ides
of March, ABC No Rio, New York, NY
2003
[r]evolution-warface,
Pamela Auchincloss Project Space, New York, NY
Waco Show,
Ann Street Gallery, New York, NY
Goya is WAY Better
than You, Box Gallery, Brisbane, Australia (solo)
We Do What We
Like and We Like What We Do, Atlantic Conference, Brooklyn, NY
The
Beginning is the End, Atlantic Conference, Brooklyn, NY
2002
August Arts,
Raw Space, New York, NY
Painting
Pals, The Cooper Union, New York, NY (two person show with Kirsten Deirup)
2001
Summer Group
Show, Yale, Norfolk, CT
Intercollegiate
Group Show, Pratt Institute, New York, NY
Bibliography
Schwendener, Martha, The New Yorker. April 2, 2007
Rogers,
Melissa. The whimsical world of Fred and Friends, Picket. February
1, 2006
Finch, Charlie. The
Decline and Fall of Painting, Artnet. May, 2005
Laster, Paul. NINETEENEIGHTY, Flavorpill. July 23, 2004
Robinson,
Walter. Weekend Update, Artnet. November 2005
Smith,
Roberta. Making an entrance at any age, New York Times. May 6,
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