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At John Jones we are committed to finding the best bespoke solutions for our clients by offering a creative approach to the presentation of artwork. With forty years experience, our traditional craft has evolved within the world of fine art and contemporary design.
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Latest News
04 February 2010
'Shaped by War' at the Imperial War Museum North in Manchester, represents the largest ever exhibition about the life and work of Don McCullin who has widely been recognised as one of the greatest war photographers. To mark his 75th year we are delighted to have worked towards this landmark show framing many of the 200 works for the exhibition. Read More
27 January 2010
Artist in Residence Mariana Heilmann
We are looking forward to our next Artist Residency at John Jones which begins next week and continues for the month of February. Mariana Heilmann transforms mundane objects into works of intense lyrical beauty. Taking disposable objects she creates sculptural two-dimensional pieces that have an extraordinary clarity and resonance. Read More
22 January 2010
We are delighted to have framed the current exhibition at London's Whitechapel Gallery 'Where Three Dreams Cross' - a major survey of photographic works from Bangladesh, Pakistan and India. Over three hundred frames were produced for this show. Read More
