Jenny's Blog

Exhibition News

My online exhibition was a great success! Thanks to everyone who participated in the launch by viewing online on 11th April, wine and cheese in hand! I’ve had so much response, not only in sales, but in photos, comments and emails from folks in the audience. What fun! We will certainly do it again some time. In the meantime, you can still view the exhibition online from my homepage. So grab your refreshments and enjoy this innovative art experience. Allow 40mins to view the whole event. Cheers, Jenny Greentree

Exciting news!

There’s been exciting things happening at the gallery this week.    Firstly, our fabulous new website has gone live. I encourage you all to check it out and have a good browse through our shop.    Secondly, I am launching my online exhibition “Seasons Come and Seasons Go” at 5pm, Saturday 11th April. This innovative idea came about as a result of the Covid-19 restrictions that have seriously affected my business. I decided to turn this negative into a positive. Many people were disappointed events were cancelled and they can’t travel at Easter, so here’s an event you can still attend from the comfort of your own home. You can view it on the Exhibition page.  Cheers for now, Jenny Greentree

Darling River Video Blog

To all my subscribers, Welcome to my blog page. I will be upgrading my website very soon so I am using this basic page as a blog. I will have my web builders create a custom blog on the new website. I will endeavour to blog weekly and I will post reminders on Facebook. Thank you everyone for subscribing and I do want to give you all exclusive VIP access to my artist world. Your window to my world will be through web-links in emails I send you. I am aiming to launch my first special offer for subscribers next month so keep an eye out. I am excited about this.    My first blog content is mainly video of the Darling River literally in my backyard. Steve (my cameraman and co-narrator) and I recorded history yesterday of the dry Darling River….. Video Blog – Click here

In the early days of Back O Bourke Gallery, I used to run a small art class in the mornings. Do any of my long-time followers remember those days?Eighteen years ago, Garry and Shirley took home a couple of artworks they had created with me during one of those classes.🖼🖼Fast forward to their recent visit, and this time they took home one of my artworks to hang alongside theirs! 😊Do you think any of us have changed over the years? 😅😅It was so lovely to welcome Garry and Shirley back and reminisce about the memories and stories that make up 20 years of Back O Bourke Gallery.Thank you for revisiting, guys — and for being part of our journey. 💙🧡I'd love to know... when did you first visit Back O Bourke Gallery? Perhaps you have a memory or photo to share too!You can also visit us online at www.backobourkegallery.com#jennygreentreearte#australianlandscapeartp#backobourkegalleryl#visitbourkeourke ...
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I still remember being struck by the sight of the full moon rising through the white spans of the North Bourke Bridge. It was one of those beautiful moments that made me stop and take it all in.The soft violet evening sky gave the familiar bridge an almost magical quality, while the moon glowed quietly above the landscape.The North Bourke Bridge is such an iconic part of Bourke, and I wanted to capture not only the landmark itself, but the stunning view created by that particular evening light. 💜🖼Part of my Bourke: A Vision Splendid series, this panel is a reminder that even the places we know so well can still surprise us with their beauty.If you are interested in buying this panel, you can find it on my website here:www.backobourkegallery.com.au/product/bourke-a-vision-splendid-violet-panel/#jennygreentreeart #backobourkegallery #australianlandscapeart #violet #hope #VisionSplendid #visitbourke ...
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I have always loved the feeling of watching a storm build across the Outback. There is a real thrill in seeing the sky darken and wondering what the clouds will bring.In ‘Indigo Storm Approaching Black Soil Plains’, the deep indigo sky creates a striking contrast against the sunlit yellow grass below. The whole landscape seems to be waiting as the storm draws closer. 💙🖼It is a sight many of us in the bush know well. That sudden change in the light, the excitement in the air and the hope that rain may be on its way.Part of my Bourke: A Vision Splendid series, this panel captures the drama and anticipation of an approaching Outback storm.If you are interested in buying this panel, you can find it on my website here:www.backobourkegallery.com.au/product/bourke-a-vision-splendid-indigo-panel/#jennygreentreeart #backobourkegallery #australianlandscapeart #indigo #hope #VisionSplendid #visitbourke ...
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There is something awe-inspiring about an Outback view that seems to stretch on forever.In ‘Blue Distance from Mt Oxley to Mt Gundabooka’, the rich red earth reaches towards the soft blue shapes on the distant horizon. 🩵🖼A lone tree stands against the open sky, giving a sense of just how vast and beautiful this country is.High above, wedge-tailed eagles soar freely across the blue. To me, they capture the wonderful feeling of freedom that comes with standing beneath such an enormous Outback sky.Part of my Bourke: A Vision Splendid series, this panel celebrates the wide-open spaces and breathtaking distances that make this landscape so unforgettable.If you are interested in buying this panel, you can find it on my website here:www.backobourkegallery.com.au/product/bourke-a-vision-splendid-blue-panel/#jennygreentreeart #backobourkegallery #australianlandscapeart #blue #hope #VisionSplendid #visitbourke ...
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I think there is a special kind of peace found beside the Darling River, where the water is still and the trees offer cool shade from the Outback sun.In ‘Shades of Green on Darling River', an old gum stands firmly on the riverbank, its roots reaching into the earth and its branches stretching across the water. The gentle greens and blues give the scene a feeling of calm, assurance and steadfastness. 💚🖼It is a familiar sight for those who know river country, a quiet place to pause, breathe and feel grounded.Part of my Bourke: A Vision Splendid series, this panel celebrates the enduring beauty and peaceful strength of the Darling River.If you are interested in buying this panel, you can find it on my website here:www.backobourkegallery.com.au/product/bourke-a-vision-splendid-green-pan#jennygreentreearte#backobourkegalleryl#australianlandscapeartp#greeng#hope##VisionSplendide#visitbourkeourke ...
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