Jon Gott (b. 1984 Washington DC) is an American artist based in Cleveland OH and New Orleans LA
@jongott_
@frenchquarterpostalhttps://gott-grigoli.com
https://www.shed-projects.org
01.SHED School [Curriculum Fair]
June 13 + 14, 2026 / SHED Projects / Cleveland, OH
curated and organized by Jon Gott + Malena Grigoli
The SHED School Curriculum Fair is a resource for self study–activated through a weekend of shared curricula, guided conversations, and workshops–inviting the consideration of education as something people can actively shape for themselves and for those they are in relationship with.
02.Dunes
May 14, 2026 / Brooklyn Centre Firehouse, Brooklyn Centre OH
A poetic hijaking of a real estate showing of the Brooklyn Centre Firehouse for one night only. Orchids provided by Windswept in Time Orchids [Edgar].
03. Spider House
February 14 - May 10, 2026 / Transformer Station at the Cleveland Museum of Art / Cleveland OH / curated by Theodossis Issaias for the Cleveland Print Room
images by Jacob Koestler
04.Tire Dance
September 5, 2025
Two classically trained dancers meet an orphaned truck tire.
A choreographed operation and
movement in three phases-
the dancers inhabit, impart,
and negotiate a chain of load
bearing interactions.
05.Objects in mirror are closer than they appear.
August 8 - September 6, 2025 / Vessel City / Cleveland OH / curated by Gabrielle Banzhaf
Jon Gott’s Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear reveals the monument not as a fixed object of reverence, but as a living, evolving record of time and matter.
Its planetoid form embodies our encounter with the vastness of the universe through the immediacy of our daily surroundings. In the creation, use, and maintenance of systems and machines made in our own likeness, we catch a glimpse of an imagined future among the stars.
Where are we going—and how will we get there? We build the very tools that shape our longing to leave this planet, constructing not only the means of escape, but the meaning behind it.
-Gabrielle Banzhaf
images by Jacob Koestler