Biography
Biografie Jacqueline de Jong
Lives and works in Amsterdam and in the Bourbonnais, France
1939 Born in Hengelo
1957 Christian Dior Boutique, Paris Theater education, Paris
1958 The Guildhall School of Dramatic Art, London
1959 Gruppe Spur
1958 – 1961 Department of applied Arts, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Art History at the University of Amsterdam
1960 – 1971 Lives and works in Paris
1960 – 1962 The Internationale Situationniste
1960 – 1962 ‘Atelier 17’, graphic studio Stanley Hayter, Paris
1962 First solo exhibition. Gallery Delta, Rotterdam and Gallery Moderne, Silkeborg
1962 Artist book: La Folie Endormie
1962 – 1967 PublicationThe Situationist Times
1963 Exhibition with Gruppe Spurr ‘Syv Rebeller’, Gallery Westing, Odense
1964 ‘Accidental Paintings’, Gallery Westing, Odense
1964 ‘Three Displaced Persons’, Gallery Waalkens, Finsterwolde
1965-1966 ‘Accidental Paintings’ and ‘Suicidal Paintings’, Gallery Krikhaar, Amsterdam
1965–1967 Happenings and events with Ben, Jean Jacques Lebel, Antonio Segui, Lourdes Castro, Rene Berthelo, Daniel Spoerri, and Christian Boltanski
1967 Gallery Lily Dachée, New York
1966 ‘Private Life of Cosmonauts’, Gallery Zunini, Paris
1968 ‘Erotic paintings’, Institut Neerlandais, Paris
1969 ‘Private Life of Cosmonauts’, Art Association, Bergen, Norway
1970 Guest tutor ‘Elastic Power Action’, Twente University, Enschede
1971 Moves to Amsterdam
1971 ‘Diptychs’, Gallery Gammel Strand, Copenhagen
1973 ‘Diptychs’, Gallery Tanit, Munich, Bayreuth
1974 ‘Diptychs’, Gallery K276, Amsterdam
1974-1989 Gallery Brinkman, Amsterdam
1976 ‘Daily Bull’, Fondation Maeght, St.Paul de Vence
1976 ‘Billiard Paintings’, Gallery Brinkman, Amsterdam
1979 ‘Billiard Paintings’, Gallery Engström, Stockholm
1987 ‘Dramatic Landscapes’, Gallery Brinkman, Amsterdam/Gallery Sunnen, Luxembourg/Gallery Markt 17, Enschede
1988 ‘Internationale Situationniste’, Musée de l’Art Moderne, Saint-Étienne
1989-1990 ‘Internationale Situationniste’, Centre Pompidou, Paris/ICA London/ICA Boston
1990-2015 Gallery Suzanne Biederberg, Amsterdam, amongst others ‘Harvest’ in 2001
1990-2010 Gallery Helmut Leger, Munich
1997 Lecture with Tom Weyland “Experience of a living artist in Art and Law” University of London Lecture with Tom Weyland, University of Warwick
2003 Retrospective, Cobra Museum for Modern Art, Amstelveen/KunstCenteret Silkeborg Bad, Silkeborg, with publication Undercover in Art, edition Ludion
2005-2007 Gallery Jansen & Kooy, Warnsveld
2006 Installation ‘Baked Potatoes’ at the estate of Asger Jorn in Albisola
2010 Gallery Roberto Peccollo, Livorno
2011 With Mark Brusse, Gallery Bollag, Zürich
2011 ‘De Jong Papers’, archive sold to Beinecke Library of Rare Books and Manuscripts, Yale University, New Haven
2011-2019 Gallery Clemens Thimme, Karlsruhe
2012 ‘50 years The Situationist Times’, Yale University, Boo-Hooray Gallery, New York
2012 ‘All the King’s Horses’, Moderna Museum, Stockholm
2012 Artist book: Mourning into the Morning, edition Roberto Peccollo
2012 ‘A Modification and Small Dérive of the Pontus Hultén Collection’, Moderna Museum, Stockholm
2013 Guy Debord ‘Un Art de la Guerre’, BnF, Paris
2013-2019 Gallery Elisabetta Cipriani, London
2013-2019 Gallery MiniMasterpiece, Paris
2015 ‘The Avant Garde won’t give up’, Gallery Blum&Poe, New York/Los Angeles
2015 ‘So ein Ding muss ich auch haben…’, Museum Lenbachhaus, München
2015 Artist book: The Case of the Ascetic Satyr-Snapshots from Eternity (1962-1970)
2016 ‘Human Animals’, UMAC Amherst
2016-2019 Gallery ChâteauShatto, Los Angeles
2016 Gallery ChâteauShatto at Paris International, Paris
2016 ‘The Case of the Ascetic Satyr’, Gallery Clemens Thimme, Karlsruhe
2016 ‘Monsters of the World Unite!’, Alison Gingeras, Gallery Blum&Poe at Frieze Masters, London
2017-2019 Gallery Dürst Britt & Mayhew, The Hague
2017 ‘Imaginary Disobedience’, Gallery ChâteauShatto, Los Angeles
2017 Artist book: Potato Bluesedition OnestarPress, Paris
2017 International Paris ChâteauShatto/Gallery Air de Paris
2018 ‘Retrospective’, Museum Les Abattoirs, Toulouse
2018 ‘Same Player Shoots Again!’, Torpedo Press, Oslo/Malmö Konsthall, Malmö
2018 MUMCO, Geneva
2018 ‘Ruis’, Frans Hals Museum - de Hallen, Haarlem