Mary Jones Blends Abstraction, Décor, and Photography at High Noon Gallery
Mary Jones's solo exhibition 'Reservations' at High Noon Gallery in New York combines abstraction, décor, and photography in a lush chromatic range, challenging painting's boundaries with digital imagery. The show features diptychs like 'Stacked' and 'Sun Maze' that juxtapose printed hospitality interiors with hand-painted gestures, creating disruptive seams. Smaller works highlight painterly touch. Jones references Willem de Kooning's 'Door to the River' in her piece 'Door to the Plastic Sunflowers.' The exhibition runs through July 31, 2026, at 68 Reade Street.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Reservations' at High Noon Gallery, New York.
- Runs through July 31, 2026.
- Address: 68 Reade Street, New York, NY.
- Features diptychs 'Stacked' (2026) and 'Sun Maze' (2026).
- Includes smaller works like 'Calcio' (2025) and 'Fate is the Hand Spike' (2026).
- Jones references de Kooning's 'Door to the River'.
- Contributed by Elisabeth Condon.
- Jones uses oil on digitally printed canvas.
Entities
Artists
- Mary Jones
- Willem de Kooning
- Elisabeth Condon
Institutions
- High Noon Gallery
- Whitney Museum of American Art
Locations
- New York City
- New York
- United States
- 68 Reade Street
- Long Island
- Tampa
- Florida