IN THE FRAME – JENNY WARD
IN THE FRAME - JENNY WARD
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I'm Jenny Ward and each month I will bring you news and interviews about exhibitions and artists in the Blue Mountains and further abroad
Discover what's on in one of the most vibrant artistic communities in the country. I'm situated in the beautiful Blue Mountains in New South Wales, Australia, in the village of Blackheath where there is a significant arts community.
My initial focus will be in my own backyard the Blue Mountains and the Central West of NSW but there will be forays further afield and overseas.
Stay tuned..... MUSIC by RICHARD PERCIVAL
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The podcast covers a variety of topics, including highlights of local exhibitions, profiles of artists, and discussions on art techniques. Recent episodes have featured master glass blower Keith Rowe discussing the craft of glass blowing, as well as insights from sculptor Henryk Topolnicki about his sculpture garden, and the profiles of award-winning artists like Wendy Sharpe.
I’m Jenny Ward and each month I will bring you news and interviews about exhibitions and artists in the Blue Mountains and further abroad
Discover what’s on in one of the most vibrant artistic communities in the country. I’m situated in the beautiful Blue Mountains in New South Wales, Australia, in the village of Blackheath where there is a significant arts community.
My initial focus will be in my own backyard the Blue Mountains and the Central West of NSW but there will be forays further afield and overseas.
Stay tuned….. MUSIC by RICHARD PERCIVAL
This is the final edition of in the frame for 2025.
This month we are moving further afield in the NSW Central West.
Hear David Isbester, who has a gallery in Canowindra, as well as his painting companion Peter Larsen.
They've recently had an exhibition where they painted on large pieces of cardboard with house paint!!The works are very effective.As well, Jo Morris from the Orchard Street Gallery in Taralga tells how a tree change put a whole new perspective on their lives.
Meantime, we have a packed show chatting to the winner of the Kedumba $20,000 drawing award, a round up of Christmas art shopping suggestions and an update onexhibitions in and around the Blue Mountains for the next month or so.
First up is Spencer Calveley, who has taken out the prestigious, lucrative award for his piece Rural Eclectic 111.
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