Jesse Jones

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RMIT GALLERY

Radical Actions

Radical Actions features new and existing work by high-profile Irish artists Kennedy Browne (Gareth Kennedy & Sarah Browne), Duncan Campbell, Jesse Jones and Seamus Nolan that explores the after effects of Irish independence and self-governance. PLUS: RMIT Gallery & The Communication, Politics and Culture Research Centre present Images of Revolution film program: daily screenings
Jesse Jones Duncan Campbell Kennedy Browne (Gareth Kennedy & Sarah Browne) Linda Shevlin Seamus Nolan Chris Hudson David Muir Liam Ward

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 09 September 2016 to Saturday 22 October 2016

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IMA - INSTITUTE OF MODERN ART

Centenaries: Artists Destabilising Irish Histories

This has been dubbed the decade of centenaries in Ireland: 2013 marked 100 years since the Dublin lockout; this year is a century since the Easter Rising; and 2022 will be the centenary of the Irish Free State.
Jesse Jones Aileen Burns Johan Lundh Seamus Harahan Tom Flanagan Megs Morley

Art screening in Queensland, Australia. Saturday 24 September 2016 to Saturday 24 September 2016

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IMA - INSTITUTE OF MODERN ART

The Working Life

Representations of labour have a long tradition in art; anxiety, fear, and terror equally so. In the years since the 2008 global financial crisis, many artists have showed a renewed interest in examining the relationship between personal calamities and social catastrophes, employing different forms of therapy as tools for reframing perceptions of ourselves and our surroundings.
Richard Bell Stuart Ringholt Jesse Jones Andrea Fraser Marianne Flotron Melanie Gilligan Darius Mikšys Superflex

Art exhibition in Queensland, Australia. Saturday 31 May 2014 to Saturday 26 July 2014

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ANNA SCHWARTZ GALLERY - SYDNEY

You promised me, and you said a lie to me

You promised me, and you said a lie to me brings together significant works by seven highly-regarded artists, in dialogue with one another for the first time; artists whose practices individually address instances of agency, resistance and vulnerability in the face of interpersonal and political authority.
Susan Jacobs Susan Jacobs Haegue Yang Alexie Glass Kantor Heman Chong Laurent Grasso Jesse Jones Jane And Louise Wilson Ming Wong

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Saturday 05 October 2013 to Saturday 09 November 2013