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Jennie C. Jones is a sound and visual artist whose work looks at, “listening as a conceptual practice.” In her world, the visual and aural are in a constant interplay. She also has a love for jazz and plays with some of the greats in unexpected, surprising and resonant ways.

Her recent site-specific work, Ensemble, was commissioned by The Metropolitan Museum of Art for their ongoing Roof Garden series of sculptures. Ensemble is a series of acoustic sculptures. In her paintings, sculptures, works on paper, installations, and audio compositions, Jones uses sound to respond to the legacy of minimalism and to modernism itself.

We interviewed Jennie C. Jones in 2010.