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Harpers Bazaar
Art Week Diaries: Dialogue with women in the Mexican scene’
Artnet News
Here’s What It Feels Like to Visit Mexico City’s Dizzying Art Week, Where No One Is Immune From the FOMO
Forbes
The A To Z Of Mexico City Art Week 2023
New York Times
The Upside of a Lockdown: How the pandemic reshaped the careers of design professionals in three different countries.
Artnet News
Bootstraps and Billionaires: How Upstart Dealers Finance New Galleries in a Notoriously Turbulent Industry
Wallpaper
Mexico City art hub JO-HS opens inside a modernist icon
Galerie
The Artful Life: 6 Things Galerie Editors Love This Week
info@jo-hs.com
Recent Press
Harpers Bazaar
Art Week Diaries: Dialogue with women in the Mexican scene’
Artnet News
Here’s What It Feels Like to Visit Mexico City’s Dizzying Art Week, Where No One Is Immune From the FOMO
Forbes
The A To Z Of Mexico City Art Week 2023
New York Times
The Upside of a Lockdown: How the pandemic reshaped the careers of design professionals in three different countries.
Artnet News
Bootstraps and Billionaires: How Upstart Dealers Finance New Galleries in a Notoriously Turbulent Industry
Wallpaper
Mexico City art hub JO-HS opens inside a modernist icon
Galerie
The Artful Life: 6 Things Galerie Editors Love This Week
JO-HS
Established by Elisabeth Johs in 2020, JO-HS is a global gallery specializing in emerging contemporary art with locations in Mexico City and New York.
JO-HS works with an array of diverse artists working in painting, sculpture and new media art including Demit Omphroy, Melissa Rios, Jack Mernin, Katarina Janeckova, Cassandra Mayela, Rose Electra Harris, Floria Gonzalez, Anico Mostert, Rose Barberat, Neil Hamamoto and many more.
In 2021 JO-HS opened its first physical location in Mexico City accompanied by an artist residency that runs all year around. The gallery is located in a modernist building from the 1970’s renovated and remodeled by Elisabeth Johs.
In May 2023 JO-HS had its first foray into the US with a solo exhibition by Melissa Rios at their temporary space in Tribeca.
Established by Elisabeth Johs in 2020, JO-HS is a global gallery specializing in emerging contemporary art with locations in Mexico City and New York.
JO-HS works with an array of diverse artists working in painting, sculpture and new media art including Demit Omphroy, Melissa Rios, Jack Mernin, Katarina Janeckova, Cassandra Mayela, Rose Electra Harris, Floria Gonzalez, Anico Mostert, Rose Barberat, Neil Hamamoto and many more.
In 2021 JO-HS opened its first physical location in Mexico City accompanied by an artist residency that runs all year around. The gallery is located in a modernist building from the 1970’s renovated and remodeled by Elisabeth Johs.
In May 2023 JO-HS had its first foray into the US with a solo exhibition by Melissa Rios at their temporary space in Tribeca.
Elisabeth Johs is a curator and art advisor originally from Denmark. Elisabeth has previously lived in London, New York and currently resides in Mexico City where in 2021 she founded JO-HS, an art residency and project space focusing on exhibiting emerging artists.
Since 2018 Elisabeth has been curating independently. Her curatorial practice actively pursue responses to modern-day challenges such as social, human and material, combining creativity, communication, research and innovation conveyed in visual narrative.![]()
Since 2018 Elisabeth has been curating independently. Her curatorial practice actively pursue responses to modern-day challenges such as social, human and material, combining creativity, communication, research and innovation conveyed in visual narrative.
