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	Brit art's square dealer moves on \| Review \| The Observer
		On the day we met, Jopling had returned from a holiday at Elton John's villa in Nice with his wife, the artist Sam Taylor-Wood, and their daughter, Angelica: anything further from a Sloaney mini-break is hard to imagine.
		Jopling and his wife are often photographed in the company of celebrities.
		Jopling's artists were responsible for some of the pieces, like Hirst's shark suspended in formaldehyde, which became icons of the Nineties.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /review/story/0,6903,796335,00.html (1727 words)

	The master of arts \| Special reports \| Guardian Unlimited
		Jay takes 50 per cent of everything I make, but that's how it works in the art world.' She admits that she has had 'the most phenomenal arguments with him.
		Jopling is the Old Etonian son of Margaret Thatcher's first Chief Whip, Michael Jopling, now a life peer and gentleman farmer in Yorkshire.
		If Jopling had a role model it was the Sixties gentry who made their money out of the rock and roll generation.
	www.guardian.co.uk /turner1999/Story/0,,201734,00.html (1367 words)

	Bloomberg.com: Muse (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sept. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Jay Jopling is cementing his role as king of the London art dealers with a new White Cube gallery in the West End that cost $20 million and adds enough space to help put him ahead of rival Gagosian in the U.K. capital.
		Jopling, a tall man with fl-rimmed glasses and a dark suit with tapered trousers, said in an interview that he wasn't concerned about expanding at what may be the top of the market.
		Jopling's gray-clad rectangular building, constructed on a demolished electricity substation -- the $20 million cost includes the demolition -- and crammed into a courtyard edged by old-master dealers, has 5,000 square feet of gallery space plus viewing rooms and offices, mostly illuminated by natural light from narrow rows of windows.
	quote.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=20601088&sid=aMk_60scZKtY (952 words)

	THE RISE AND RISE OF JAY JOPLING Independent, The (London) - Find Articles
		Jay Jopling's White Cube Mason's Yard, the third addition to the empire of the Old Etonian dealer, had opened its doors.
		It is perhaps a mark of Jopling's ambition that in taking over a former electricity sub-station and creating in its place a cool emporium of culture, the project echoes nothing less than Tate Modern, the gallery that has contributed most to the huge expansion of public interest in art in Britain in the last decade.
		Jay Jopling was born in 1963, the son of Michael Jopling, a Yorkshire landowner better known as chief whip and Minister of Agriculture in Margaret Thatcher's government.
	findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20060928/ai_n16746958 (865 words)

	ARTnews
		A new gallery, it was called White Cube, and Jay Jopling, the dealer whose brainchild it was, had brought worldwide attention to some of the most talked-about artists on the British art scene, including Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin, Marc Quinn, and Antony Gormley.
		The 36-year-old Jopling is a tall man with a voluble but reassuring manner of speaking and an expensively tailored wardrobe.
		He considers himself not so much a dealer as a “gallerist”—a man whose job is not only to maintain close, often day-to-day contact with his artists but also to promote their careers and to prepare the market for their works, which range in price from $1,000 to $1 million.
	artnews.com /issues/article.asp?art_id=614 (1172 words)

	ARTnews
		A new gallery, it was called White Cube, and Jay Jopling, the dealer whose brainchild it was, had brought worldwide attention to some of the most talked-about artists on the British art scene, including Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin, Marc Quinn, and Antony Gormley.
		The 36-year-old Jopling is a tall man with a voluble but reassuring manner of speaking and an expensively tailored wardrobe.
		He considers himself not so much a dealer as a “gallerist”—a man whose job is not only to maintain close, often day-to-day contact with his artists but also to promote their careers and to prepare the market for their works, which range in price from $1,000 to $1 million.
	www.artnewsonline.com /issues/article.asp?art_id=614 (1182 words)

	Art.view \| For the love of God \| Economist.com
		JAY JOPLING'S new London gallery, White Cube Mason's Yard, played host this summer to the year's most talked-about piece of art: “For the Love of God”, by Damien Hirst.
		One of Mr Jopling's gifts as a gallerist is that he can throw promotional parties almost as striking and memorable as the art that they celebrate, swimming the tide of celebrity as delightedly as he negotiates the rapids of the contemporary art world.
		At times Mr Jopling, and his artist wife, Sam Taylor-Wood, can irritate their more staid peers with their apparent need to be seen constantly in a fashionable throng of models, fashion designers, musicians and celebrities.
	www.economist.com /displayStory.cfm?story_id=9707227&fsrc=RSS (878 words)

	Jay Jopling - Definition, explanation
		Jay Jopling (born 1963) is a British contemporary art dealer and gallerist.
		With his trademark rectangular frame glasses and Saville Row suits Jopling is often portrayed as a svengali figure moulding and manipulating his artists and the market.
		Jopling has the knack for picking up artists for whom there is already an established market such as Hirst or encouraging artists with established pedigree to become more market friendly.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/j/ja/jay_jopling.php (356 words)

	everything talks with Jay Jopling.
		This interview was conducted shortly after Jopling opened White Cube and gives a history of his development as a gallerist.
		Jopling went on to represent two artists of an older generation; Anthony Gormley and Mona Hatoum (both Turner prize nominees in 95).
		The assertion Jopling makes within the text that he is interested in an art that is "timeless" is an interesting one and serves the argument of those skeptical of the young British art that the it was not as radical as one would at first suppose.
	bak.spc.org /everything/e/hard/text/jopling.html (1826 words)

	WHEN NO LONGER CHILDREN WE’RE ALREADY DEAD Interview with Jay Jopling Jay Jopling is a lucky man
		Jay Jopling is a lucky man. At thirty, he works with the artists he loves most and brought them to an international level of recognition.
		Damien Hirst, his most famous artist, at 28 is to be seen in the covers of the most important international magazines, in art fairs worldwide and in the collection of important museums around the globe.
		Last summer Jay Jopling has opened a little gallery, or temporary space, as he prefers to call it, to be used as a meeting point in the centre of London and to exhibit also artists from abroad.
	www.stefpasquini.com /essays/jopling.htm (1160 words)

	Bloomberg.com: Muse
		Sept. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Jay Jopling is cementing his role as king of the London art dealers with a new White Cube gallery in the West End that cost $20 million and adds enough space to help put him ahead of rival Gagosian in the U.K. capital.
		Jopling, 43, made his fortune by promoting young U.K. artists such as Damien Hirst at East End shows that tend to be mobbed by beer-drinking locals.
		Jopling's gray-clad rectangular building, constructed on a demolished power station, has 5,000 square feet of gallery space plus viewing rooms and offices, mostly illuminated by natural light from narrow rows of windows.
	www.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=20601088&sid=akd7M0dSU8ig&refer=home (350 words)

	The rise and rise of Jay Jopling - Independent Online Edition > Profiles
		Jay is one of the most successful people in his particular area, which has became an increasingly important and glamorous world in the last decade.
		So at a Jay Jopling party, Little Britain star David Walliams or any number of hardened Groucho Club party-people are likely to be found mingling with the many artists Jopling represents.
		For Jopling's part, he says he is proud and excited to see the project come to fruition.
	news.independent.co.uk /people/profiles/article1769513.ece (2437 words)

	White Cube in the West End - Features - Art - Time Out London
		Jopling’s office has a glass wall opening on to a roof terrace with spectacular views of surrounding buildings.
		Jopling entered the scene big time when he persuaded Charles Saatchi to commission Damien Hirst’s pickled shark, and opening his new gallery is a shark skeleton covered in patterns by Gabriel Orozco.
		Jopling skipped the launch of Hoxton Square to be with his wife, Sam Taylor-Wood, who was being treated for cancer; he may miss the opening of Mason’s Yard, for a happier reason – the birth of their second child.
	www.timeout.com /london/art/features/2040.html (789 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Latest News - Jopling in new White Cube venture
		Confident that the rise and rise of the contemporary art market is built on solid foundations, Jopling has unveiled a new gallery in swanky St. James that cost an estimated 12 million pounds.
		Confident that the rise and rise of the contemporary art market is built on solid foundations, he has unveiled a new gallery in swanky St. James that cost an estimated 12 million pounds.
		Jopling is not blind to the downside risk of dealing in expensive art, having launched his career during the difficult days of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
	news.scotsman.com /latest.cfm?id=1445622006 (663 words)

	stuckismphotography.com
		The irony of this piece of work hanging on the inside of the door of an understairs cupboard was not lost on me, so i decided to make a piece of work myself to see if i could make it into a Jay Jopling cupboard.
		It will be delivered as a present to Jay Jopling on 7 May 2004 and i will let you know if I hear whether i have made it into a cupboard....
		The strange case of the 'unknown' Emin and Jay Jopling's understairs cupboard
	www.stuckismphotography.com /pages/andy-jopling.html (263 words)

	Well Known
		His grandfather, William Henry Jopling, has a door dedicated to him, with latin words that translate roughly as follows.
		"Lord, remember William Henry Jopling, who was filled with the spirit of God and used his skills in carving wood".
		Arnold Jopling who belonged to a branch who lived in Weardale and can be traced back for many decades.
	www.jopling.info /well_known.htm (120 words)

	Jay Jopling
		Britain’s most famous art dealer and owner of the country’s two most influential art galleries, Jay Jopling is the son of the former Tory cabinet minister Lord Jopling.
		Jay represents top British artists such as Damien Hirst, whom he discovered.
		Sam Taylor-Wood and Jay Jopling are married and live together in Covent Garden, with their daughter, Angelica.
	www.mywestend.co.uk /westend/celebs&gossip-jay_jopling.htm (307 words)

	Jay Jopling - related news, photos, topics, and quotes - Daylife
		Jopling also bought a pair of Saatchi's Grayson Perry pots for £42,000, some think on behalf of his...
		This was the work that was referenced by the dealer, Jay Jopling, when he named his gallery, White Cube.
		Jay Jopling (born 1963) is a British contemporary art dealer and gallerist.
	www.daylife.com /topic/Jay_Jopling (552 words)

	Jopling Opens New White Cube in Londons West End - ARTINFO.com
		Jay Jopling is opening a new White Cube gallery in the West End, a $20 million move that could cement his role as “king” of the London art dealers and give rival Gagosian more competition in the UK capital, Bloomberg reports.
		Jopling bought the West End property in 2002, saying he expected to complete it in 2004.
		The gray rectangular building was constructed on a demolished electricity substation—the $20 million cost includes the demolition—and was crammed into a courtyard edged by Old Master dealers.
	www.artinfo.com /News/Article.aspx?a=22605&c=19 (202 words)

	The Crying Game: The IoS Profile: Sam Taylor-Wood - Health - RedOrbit
		Marrying Jopling did no harm at all to her career.
		Being married to Jay is not always an asset.
		While Jopling's shadow hovers protectively over her, some feel that she is in a position of privilege that she does not deserve.
	www.redorbit.com /news/health/99073/the_crying_game_the_ios_profile_sam_taylorwood/index.html (1260 words)

	Shortcuts: How to become a famous artist - CNN.com
		Get in the face of Larry Gagosian "GoGo" in New York and Jay Jopling in London, two of the hottest contemporary art dealers in the world.
		Jopling, who started off selling fire extinguishers, is the father of the Young British Art movement and gave birth to the careers of Damien Hirst (stuffed shark in tanks) and Tracey Emin (tent embroidered with the names of chaps she slept with).
		If you can't reach GoGo or Jay, head to the Frieze Art Fair in London, which is now considered the world's biggest hang out for contemporary art dealers.
	cnnstudentnews.cnn.com /2006/WORLD/europe/11/10/famousart/index.html (569 words)

	The Language Business: Mutual Massage
		The White Cube is owned by Jay Jopling.
		Jay Jopling is married to British artist Sam Taylor-Wood.
		Mr Jay Jopling is no Jay Gatsby but he is the son of a Tory peer Lord Joplin who was a Chief Whip to Margaret Thatcher and recently spoke in a House of Lords debate on The Resale Regulations for Artists.
	dblackie.blogs.com /the_language_business/2007/06/mutual_massage.html (1728 words)

	London Gallery \| Departures (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Sensation exhibition may have left a thorn in the side of the New York art world, but across the pond Jay Jopling, the champion of the YBAs, or Young British Artists, is going from strength to strength.
		Jopling's migration has much to do with the space required to show larger work.
		Jopling's new outpost is twice the size of his original gallery in St. James's.
	www.departures.com /articles/london-gallery (313 words)

	Telegraph \| Picture Gallery \| ANTONY GORMLEY: BLIND LIGHT
		Awarded the Turner Prize in 1994, Antony Gormley is one of the most celebrated artists working in the UK today.
		The forms he creates by taking casts from his own body address the duality of the human condition: mind and body, interior and exterior.
		New works, including a series of suspended figures constructed from light-infused webs of steel, will be shown alongside pieces from the last three decades.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /core/Slideshow/slideshowContentFrameFragXL.jhtml?xml=/arts/slideshows/gormley/pixgormley.xml&site= (313 words)

	Art Guide Jay Jopling/White Cube , London
		Jay Jopling opened this project room for contemporary art in May 1993.
		The space, which is quite literally a white cube, was designed by the acclaimed minimalist architect Claudio Silvestrin and has been developed with Jay Jopling's co-director Julia Royse.
		White Cube creates an intimate space where an invited artist can present a single important work of art or a coherent body of work within a very focused environment.
	www.artguide.org /museums.php?id=3164096M (130 words)

	CIRCA Art Magazine - Autumn 2003 - Dublin: Gary Hume at Irish Museum of Modern Art
		The recent survey show of works by the painter Gary Hume was a candy-coloured selection of the artist's familiar high-gloss pop icons - synonymous with nineties London.
		It is a grand ludic sign of the infantilism of premillennium London.
		One is forever looking at the back of that snowman whose face continually eludes us, a fitting analogy for Hume's continual flight through his use of reflective surfaces.
	www.recirca.com /backissues/c105/garyhume.shtml (971 words)

	artforum.com / DIARY
		So when White Cube impresario Jay Jopling showed up on the scene at 7 PM, I wanted to know how the goods had been divvied up.
		“Andreas decided” was Jopling’s diplomatic reply, though, given the artist’s clout, bolstered by his success last month at Sotheby’s London (his 99 Cent II Diptychon, 2001, went for $3.3 million—a tad ironic given the content—making it the most expensive photograph ever sold at auction), this seemed not an unbelievable answer.
		Jopling, clearly head over heels, made a toast, admitting that he had “wanted to work with Gursky for a very long time" and "admired him because he’s a man that gets what he wants.” I was unsure whether we were talking about the dealer or the artist.
	www.artforum.com /diary/archive=200703 (6020 words)

	moodmapper - Big White Space - The White Cube Gallery
		Jay Jopling’s east-end gallery, noted for its architectural confidence and a la mode exhibitions.
		Where there was until recently dilapidation, the new movers and shakers of creative taste have been eagerly commissioning their slick designer studios and warehouse conversions.
		At the very epicentre you’ll find Jay Jopling’s (Mr.
	www.moodmapper.com /idx_result.asp?mood=360&place=231 (146 words)

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