Mel Jones brings her dynamic interpretation of the Blue Mountains and Outback NSW landscape to the Palm House in the beautiful Royal Botanic Gardens of Sydney. ‘Observing Nature’ is a fresh Pochoir solo exhibition open 7 days a week 10am to 4pm from January 7th to 24th. The official opening will be by Dr Norman Gillespie on Saturday the 9th of January at 1pm. Each day over the course of the exhibition Mel will be demonstrating her style of Pochoir at 11am, she will also be holding afternoon Pochoir classes two times a week. Please e-mail [email protected] or visit http://www.journeymoonart.com for more information.
Mel Jones is a highly sort after Pochoir inspired Artist. Pochoir is a French hand cut stenciling technique characterized by its crisp lines and brilliant palette. It is clear that Mel has a natural instinct for this bold technique, combining Pochoir with mixed media elements to create her unique head turning landscapes. Mel has embraced this charming old world technique, delightfully encapsulating the decorative naturalism this style creates. Embodying the quintessentially Australian Blue and Grey Gums of the mountain gullies to create her distinctive stylized compositions, they are real head turners.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience and meet Mel Jones as she demonstrates her unique art style to the public. Entry is free. Please e-mail [email protected] or visit http://www.journeymoonart.com for more information.
‘Observing Nature’ is open to the public, and it will be officially opened by Dr Normal Gillespie on Saturday January 9th at 1pm.
