Gin Rimmington Jones is a photographic artist working with images that explore relationships between humans and the natural world, time, space, the complexities of seeing and the photographic. Her work questions the primacy of Western anthropocentrism in relation to how we see and experience landscape.
2016-2018 MA in Photography [Distinction] University of Brighton, UK
EXHIBITIONS, RESIDENCIES, AWARDS, BOOKS, COMMISSIONS
2022 Group Exhibition "Ways of Seeing Green" at Bell House, Dulwich, London as part of Dulwich Festival Artists' Open Houses 2022
2022 Urbanautica Institute Awards 2021, What the Mountain Said, portfolio shortlisted in Nature, Environments and Perspectives
2021 Artist feature interview in Anatolia Tile & Stone’s Magazine
2021 Artist commission for Anatolia Tile & Stone brochure & catalogue, ‘Two Blocks’
2020 Solo show The Writing of Stones and Somewhere among us a stone is taking notes at Argentea Gallery, Birmingham
2020 Artist residency Joya: AiR – second residency at this international arts-led field research centre in Almeria, Spain
2020 Urbanautica Institute SACRED Awards, Portfolio Special Mention, Somewhere among us a stone is taking notes
2020 Cluster Photography and Print, London
2020 Photo Scratch, artist presentation of Falls the Shadow, WIP
2019 Dartmoor Summer School of Photography, with Brendan Barry, Jem Southam, Susan Derges, Sian Bonnell, Jason Evans and Sian Davey
2019 Joya-AiR international artist residency, Almeria, Spain
2019 LoosenArt Gallery international group exhibition Environment Documenta Rome
2019 Winner of the inaugural Metro Imaging/Satori mentorship award
2018 Long listed for the Jerwood/Photoworks Award
2018 Viewpoints at The Photographers' Gallery, a public talk on the Tish Murtha show
2018 Somewhere among us a stone is taking notes, selected works published in Source online
2018 Somewhere among us a stone is taking notes, self-published artist book, limited edition of 5
2018 Somewhere among us a stone is taking notes, group exhibition From the Flow of Appearances, Photography MA show at Grand Parade Gallery, Brighton
2017 The Landscape of Loss, unique hand-made book
2015 Endings, group show Miraculous Urgency, Now and Again Gallery, Brighton
2014 Experiential photographic work featured in Night Owls, a short film by Roy Petersen about a night-time stroll in the city with a group of photographers and models, led by Julia Horbasck
PRESS
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