A group of four printmakers, Jan Melville, Rebecca Baird, Liz Perfect & Annie Day present their impressions of what is remarkable about life in the Blue Mountains in 2021. A huge period of change has taken place during the pandemic and the recent bush fires, affecting lives and landscape forever, but there is hope for regrowth and for preservation of the Blue Mountains’ unique natural and historical identity.
The artists’ responses include observation of the changes to indigenous flora and fauna, the changes in daily life and the effect this has had on the women of the mountains, and the urgent care of and response to the land after the fires.
The artists' works are in various print media, both 2D and 3D. During the exhibition artists will give talks on the works including insights into the print processes involved.
Jan Melville's 3D works
HELEN CAMERON -recent works
at Printmaking Sisters Gallery online
For information about these lovely prints contact Jan direct
Small Lithographs
Hand Printed with Fine Art Inks on Hahnemuhle
300 gsm paper.
Size of paper approx. 27cm square.
Each Print $100
Lithograph: Image size 14.5 X 15.5 cm
Lithograph: Image size 14.5 X 12 cm
Lithograph: Image size 12 X 12.5 cm
Lithograph: Image size 14.5 X 15.5 cm
Click on an image to see the title and size
Images below from our 2019 exhibition "Drawn to Print" at Il Bisonte in Florence
Annie Day Lilies in a Vase Litografia/Collografia mm 430 X 460
Robin Ezra Ait Benhaddou Incisione mm 510 X 388
Robin Ezra Pied Oyster Catchers Litografia/Collografia mm 515 X 350
Annie Day Lilies in a Vase Litografia/Collografia mm 430 X 460