Timeshare with Maria Vogel at JO-HS: Interview
July - August, 2023
MEXICO CITY - During the month of July and August JO-HS had the pleasure of hosting Maria Vogel, art advisor and writer. Maria Vogel is the founder of Rococo Art Advisory. Vogel’s experience in the art world covers almost every corner, from blue-chip and emerging galleries to institutions and start-ups.
Jack Mernin: Still Wants in Motion
June, 2023
NEW YORK, NY – JO-HS NY is pleased to present their second foray in the US with a solo exhibition of paintings by Jack Mernin, an American artist from their roster. The title 'Still Wants in Motion' holds multiple meanings, alluding to the act of painting as dialectics at a standstill, yet still moving and fueled by desire. The paintings are accompanied by a text written by Jack referring to a moment with a friend.
The exhibition will be on view from June 23rd until August 11th by appointment only.
Espejo de agua:
Ananas Ananas x Tequila 1800
June, 2023
Mexico City – JO-HS, We were so excited to host this beautiful immersive idible art installation by Ananas Ananas, Tequila 1800 and, Ramiro Gonzalez.
JO-HS at Latin American Galleries Now 2023
June, 2023
Mexico City – JO-HS. Featuring an all-female booth, 'Wonder Women', will showcase the exceptional talent and artistic expressions of seven remarkable women painters. This curated collection of artworks promises to captivate viewers with its diverse styles, compelling narratives, and extraordinary creativity.
Melissa Rios: Realities in Dialogue
May, 2023
NEW YORK, NY – JO-HS, the gallery, design space and artist studio residency in Mexico City, is pleased to announce its first foray in the US, with a new space in the heart of Tribeca (121 Watts Street) timed to Frieze Week. JO-HS works primarily with emerging contemporary artists supporting them with the production, exhibition and distribution of their art. For the inaugural exhibition, JO-HS will present Realities in Dialogue, a solo exhibition of work by Costa-Rican painter Melissa Ríos. The exhibition will include 18 surreal, sensual, and highly technique oil paintings that display a mix of body and form.
Jack Mernin Representation
May, 2023
JO-HS is excited to announce the representation of Jack Mernin.
Jack Mernin is an American artist who divides his time between Manila, Philippines, New York, NY, and Belleville, PA. Mernin received his B.F.A from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2014. JO-HS will be working in partnership with @trotterandsholer gallery in New York to support Jack’s career through co-presentation
Melissa Rios Representation
April, 2023JO-HS is thrilled to announce the representation of Melissa Rios, JO-HS will be exhibiting a solo presentation of Melissa’s paintings during Frieze, New York opening May 16th. For more information about Melissa Rios work or the gallery’s upcoming program in New York City.
‘A Surrealist Stay’
Art Basel, Miami 2022Miami, Florida – JO-HS Gallery is pleased to present their presentation of artists curated for Mr. C Miami - Coconut Grove by Cipriani uniquely for Miami Art Week 2022.
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Collaboration with Cassandra Mayela
Works in Gress/Trabajos en GresoWork in progress (WIP) is an acronym often used by artists to indicate that the work being presented is unfinished. In the manufacturing world, “WIP” refers to a company’s partially finished goods waiting for completion.
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PERCEPTIONS: SS23 Collection by NIN Studio at JO-HS
Runway ShowNin is an ethically made woman owned independent art project inspired by the transformation of matter. Using clothing as its medium since 2018 Nin Studio transforms the intangible into the tangible.
Handcrafted pleats and prints are characteristic techniques of the brand, with the production of fabrics focused on environmental care and support for small local businesses within Mexico City.
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Interviews with resident artists
JO-HS: In ResidenceFor this occasion, we are excited to share with you a series of interviews we have had the pleasure to do to our resident artists, which we are very sure, will surprise you as much as they did to us.
Performance: Emilio Gómez Ruiz
Keramos keremosMexican artist Emilio Gómez Ruiz creates atmospheric drone sequences through hand-made ceramic re-interpretations of prehispanic objects “ocarinas” made and burnt on his DIY kiln