Jonathan Parsons

Jonathan Parsons is a British artist known for the diversity of his practice, which includes installation, sculpture, found objects, drawing, painting and fabrication. He was selected for the British Art Show 5 (2000) and was one of the youngest artists to be included in the notorious Sensation exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts (1997), which toured to Berlin and New York. He co-curated Seeing Round Corners for Turner Contemporary, Margate (2016), which attracted more than 150,000 visitors. Recent solo exhibitions include: The Black Drawings, The Bunker Gallery, Isle of Wight (2022), Scribble and the Structures of Depiction, Hardwick Gallery, Cheltenham (2021), the land art piece Fossil Ocean Floor, Dorking, Surrey, UK (2018) and New Paintings, New Art Projects, London (2014). Recent group exhibitions include: Pacific Breeze II, White Conduit Projects, London (2021), Agency, Eagle Gallery, London (2018), Collateral Drawing 5, Strange Cargo, Folkestone (2017), Abstract Remix, New Art Projects, London (2017), The Order of Things, The Wilson, Cheltenham (2017) and Mechanical Abstract, Turps Gallery, London (2016).