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Big thanks to our co host @pineappleclubnyc and to every single one of you who came out to be creative, be present and prioritize real connection 🫶🏼
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@emma.june amazing drawings were a hit, and all your hand painted apparel was inspiring.
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Next event is July 12th, stay tuned for details 👀
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Emma June Jones
Pain and Fortune, 2023
Oil on Canvas
24 x 36 x 1 in

DM for inquiries.

EMMA JUNE JONES (B. 2000, Chicago, IL) Lives and works in New York, NY. Her process begins in the sketchbook; an intimate diary where drawing captures fragments of thought, invisible friends, and the
emotional residue of an unstable upbringing. These sketches, raw and unfiltered, often multiply into scenes where internal voices appear as figures of their own. From there, they evolve into larger compositions, holding onto their immediacy while stepping into
more concrete scenarios with colors that give the painting a time, place and feeling.

Much of Jones’s work reflects her personal history, especially the complexities of growing up with a twin in a household marked by substance abuse, neglect, and loss. These origins feed her exploration of a psychological multiplicity, where figures are both
self and other, voices layered within one body. Bodies press into tight, often claustrophobic spaces where animals, objects, fashion, and color double as stand-ins for identity, desire, and unease.

Since moving to New York, Jones’s paintings have taken on new urgency; charged with spontaneity, performative gesture, and sharper emotional clarity. Her recent works open into wider spaces, where men begin to appear, that shapes the story of her own.
These new paintings combine humor and discomfort with environmental decline. The narrative is never distant, it is lived. Lover, friend, twin, family, and self all blur together, appearing not from reference but from obsession, memory, and the moment at hand.

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Thank you @impulse_magazine_ and Colleen @mareenae for the thoughtful review of our current exhibition, Intimate Structures. Beautifully written by Colleen Dalusong. Full article link in bio ❣️❣️❣️

Intimate Structures on view through April 5, 2026.

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Intimate Structures on view through April 5th, 2025

(Left)
Emma June Jones
Unruly to Force, 2023
Oil on Canvas
30 x 40 x 1 in

(Right)
Emma June Jones
Pain and Fortune, 2023
Oil on Canvas
24 x 36 x 1 in

DM or email info@flohaus.nyc for inquiries

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Thank you everyone for joining us for the opening of Intimate Structure 🤍

The exhibition will be on view through April 14. DM us to schedule a private viewing or tour.

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We are pleased to announce Intimate Structures, a group exhibition featuring eight artists, Sue Beyer, Esther Choi, Sherly Fan, Emma June Jones, Mingna Li, Yameng Li, Daeun Lim, and Seirim Yoon, on view from March 19 to April 5 at our new Midtown Manhattan location. Opening reception Mar 19th, 6-8PM.

This exhibition considers intimacy as a structural condition. Rather than approaching structure as a fixed framework, it looks at how relationships between images, objects, and bodies form systems of support, proximity, and dependency.

FULL PRESS link in bio
DM or info@flohaus.nyc for inquiries

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This Thanksgiving, we’re blessing you with the perfect short story to read in the bathroom while you hide from your family. Paul Sullivan’s “Fetal Position” is now online, with incredible art by Emma June Jones. Give her a read if you so please.

#fiction #shortstory #litmag #mildred

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Featured Artist: Emma June Jones — Painting

Emma June Jones builds her worlds from the pages of a sketchbook—where fragments of thought and invisible companions first take shape. From there, they unfold into vivid, surreal scenes that balance humor with discomfort, clarity with chaos. Color becomes a pulse that fixes each image in time, while her figures split, double, and collide in the space between memory and imagination. Her work captures the moment thought turns physical—alive, unpredictable, and deeply felt.

If you’re drawn to art that transforms private emotion into a living stage, Jones’s paintings will pull you in and refuse to let go.

We hope you it as much as we do.

For more on TAAP -
📖 TAAP 101 Emerging Artists (London) is our coffee-table artbook championing new voices.
📝 Artists: apply free (link in bio).
🛒 Support the project: reach out to us and say hello

#painting #figurativeart #contemporarypainting #surrealfigures #emergingartist #nycart #artistfeature #artcommunity #taap

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What Rain Tells You
Group exhibition curated by Mason Pam
On view Oct 22 to Nov 2, 2025
Reception night: Oct 25th, 2025, 6PM

Featuring artists:
Chen Da Xi · Barry Ekko · Yang Qing Ru · Yen Yen · Emma June Jones
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Rain is the most unassuming storyteller. It arrives without asking, reshaping light, sound, and thought in its passing. What Rain Tells You gathers artists who listen to that quiet shift, not to describe it, but to dwell within what it reveals. The exhibition moves between grief and renewal, solitude and connection, tracing rain’s presence through memory, sound, and transformation.
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📍 Flowing Space Gallery
16 Clinton St, New York, NY

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Flowing Space Gallery is pleased to announce What Rain Tells You, on view from October 22–29, 2025, with a reception on October 25, 6–9 PM.
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Curated by Mason Pan
Featuring artists:
Chen Da Xi · Barry Ekko · Yang Qing Ru · Yen Yen · Emma June Jones
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Rain is the most unassuming storyteller. It arrives without asking, reshaping light, sound, and thought in its passing. What Rain Tells You gathers artists who listen to that quiet shift, not to describe it, but to dwell within what it reveals. The exhibition moves between grief and renewal, solitude and connection, tracing rain’s presence through memory, sound, and transformation.
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📍 Flowing Space Gallery
16 Clinton St, New York, NY

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