Tim K Jones in Blackheath, New South Wales | Visual arts

Tim K Jones

Locality: Blackheath, New South Wales

Phone: +61 407 248 620

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25.01.2022 Historic bowler hat. Photo: Trisha Rooni

25.01.2022 A beautiful structure destroyed by the 2020 bushfires in the Blue Mountains

24.01.2022 Work in progress. Tree trunk for relief sculpture - oil pastel and Indian ink on watercolour paper stretched over marine ply form.

24.01.2022 Some lovely reactions to my portrait of Graham Davis King - sadly Graham couldnt make the opening due to circumstances beyond our control. So much love for Graham in the Greater Blue Mountains district. Thanks again for agreeing for me to do this portrait of you - love your work. Proudly zero plastic.

24.01.2022 Talking about Fluidity - a multi-arts collaboration project based around Creative Commons.

22.01.2022 "Angry war bird" relief sculpture - oil, wood, nails and screws.

22.01.2022 Me and Graham. Another mixed media on embossed paper stretched over a wooden base. Plenty of wabi sabi. At Blue Mountains Cultural Centre until 22nd March.

21.01.2022 Dusk storm - oil on canvas

21.01.2022 Me and my mixed media works for the Birdland II exhibition. Do drop in and see this show, its got a great primeval feeling with the cave like surrounds. A superb human tradition of putting images of birds on rock walls.

21.01.2022 I will be talking with Faye Wilson this Saturday at 1pm in the the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre in a roped off section of the gallery. Limited numbers due to COVID-19, book with the gallery on 47805410

21.01.2022 Pretending to be an artist as part of an historic display. 150th of Railway across the Blue Mountains to Bowenfels - Lithgow 1869 - 2019. Pop up display I designed and helped install.

21.01.2022 Mixed media collages of Huskisson beach, Jervis Bay.

20.01.2022 Nice mention of my two favourite shops in Katoomba. "Katoomba, meanwhile, offers antiques, cocktails, record shopping and an abundance of outdoors shops and cafes. Mr Pickwicks Fine Old Books is a treasure trove of vintage delights, or pop by new business Steep St for a mash-up of immaculately sourced loose-leaf tea, ancient remedies, plants, art and vintage synthesisers."

20.01.2022 Fundraising exhibition for Blume free magazine- artist donated miniature works - credit card size.

20.01.2022 Studio view - work in progress detail for the Blue Mountains Portraits Exhibition. From 25th January opening 6-8 pm at Blue Mountains Cultural Centre

20.01.2022 Doing the congratulatory handshake with fellow local artist Anais Grant at Blue Mountains Cultural Centre - photo credit Paul Gray

19.01.2022 #poppyday #remembranceday #oilpainting of an #australianwarmemorial at #mountvictoria #historicart detail #australianart #gallipoliprize finalist

18.01.2022 Working on a thick shadow box frame for this mixed media piece - I like the wabi sabi fold and drops of bird pooh like ink. I produced this one at an excellent workshop with Pam Vaughan at the SLAB in Hazelbrook and part of the Birdland contemporary art experience at Mount Victoria Museum. A possible inclusion in the Birdland 2 exhibition at NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Blackheath headquarters. Cross fingers.

18.01.2022 Wow featured on the poster for BMCAN Summer at the Edge exhibition. Do come along and enjoy the show.

17.01.2022 Extremely thrilled to be a part of the Blue Mountains Portraits Exhibition once again. On show at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre from 25th January. Always a pleasure to view this exhibition and see portrayals of the amazing characters that make our community. This years show will be especially important with the impact of bushfires on the nation reinforcing our strong community bonds.

17.01.2022 On show now at the BMCAN gallery - the Edge Cinema Katoomba "Approaching the void" Mixed media 74 x 36 cm

16.01.2022 "Schrödinger's cat" computer graphic, touch screen phone art #artrage software

16.01.2022 Australian Wonga pigeon - mixed media, collage. From a great workshop today Drawing the bird with Pam Vaughan. https://www.facebook.com/events/700857183722735/

15.01.2022 Nice to see my portrait of Graham King Davis featuring in the Blue Mountains Portraits Exhibition bump out. It was quite a tricky wrapping job which must have taken some time. Lovely job as usual. Thanks Blue Mountains Cultural Centre for doing such a great job for public art in the Blue Mountains region.

15.01.2022 To bid online click on this link to the Gallery One88 Facebook album. Scroll through the entries (each approx. credit card sized in 10cm x 15cm white frames (James Gordons are in slightly larger frames). Select your favourites and use the comment function to add your name contact and bid amount( bids start at $80 and must be up bid in increments of $10).... Keep checking to see if you are out-bid on works and if you wish to continue bidding add a comment, your details and additional bids. Remember that your bid is binding should you win. Bids close at 5pm Sunday 15th March and you will be notified should your bid be the winner. Every bit of your greatly valued support will help us get another issue out and back into full Blume this year. You can bid at Gallery ONE88 Fine Arts 188 Katoomba Street, where the works are up on view from today till Sunday (10am-5pm Tuesday - Sunday). Or call or email bids with details to Gallery One88 direct... 02 47821900 [email protected] Collect winning entries from the Gallery or we can pack and post for an additional $10 per frame.

14.01.2022 A video I produced for the 2019 Blue Mountains Creative Leaders Award. Simple but interesting. Music "Morning Light" by Peter Long.

13.01.2022 Sold and off to the USA. Thanks once again #bluethumb

12.01.2022 My invention for the day amidst the worst bushfires Ive ever seen (from a distance thankfully). I saw a post elsewhere from our local MP Trish Doyle about having fire hydrants clear for emergencies. Ours is crystal clear but I wonder if there is some simple sign or symbol that could be used to help fire fighters locate hydrants in an emergency. Something everyone has available, perhaps the ubiquitous plastic drinks bottle turned upside down, with a red H for hydrant and staked into the ground. If the H is too challenging just attach something red - ribbon, flag or ubiquitous Liquorland bags. Apparently PET plastic melts at 255 degrees C so they should last until it is too late to attempt fire fighting. Could also be a safety symbol, see the melting plastic and you know its at least 255 C. Photo - the first DIY fire hydrant symbol

12.01.2022 Portrait painting of WW1 antihero of Johannes Heim aka John "Barney" Hines, nicknamed the "Souvenir King" and "Wild Eye". He was a Liverpool (UK) born Australian Army soldier and war souvenir trader. #artrage #computergraphics #digitalpaiting #detail after a Frank Hurley photo

12.01.2022 Railway industrial Mt Victoria, crap mobile phone photo

10.01.2022 Caricature #trump in defeat - computer graphic with #artrage software

09.01.2022 Inspiration day. Immerse in environment. Touch bottom and feel texture.

09.01.2022 Ive got lots of art on show currently. Hope you can see them in situ.

08.01.2022 Wow I will break a personal record tomorrow with my work simultaneously on show in five exhibitions. https://timkjones.com.au/exhibitions/

07.01.2022 Yay. Great news, Ive been selected for the prestigious 2020 Blue Mountains Portraits Exhibition. On show at the BM City Art Gallery from 25th January until 22nd March 2020.

07.01.2022 My photo of the day.

07.01.2022 Come along to talking artZ and join in discussion on experimental arts collaboration projects and Creative Commons. With arts explorer Miriam Williamson and yours truly.

07.01.2022 Putting on my historical society Presidents hat for the "Birdland" contemporary art exhibition opening at Mount Victoria Museum. A sensational event with outstanding artwork by four Blue Mountains artists on display. Thanks Miriam Williamson curator and organiser.

06.01.2022 A share from insta, drawn with chopstick and ink. From a great gestural drawing workshop with Pam Vaughan at @theslab_bm

05.01.2022 "Mountain ash view" mixed media detail. More of the technique using pastel and watercolour paper wrapped shapes with an oil painted base. Indian ink and watercolour.

05.01.2022 Experimental work in progress for the first Fluidity project - Flow. "Immerse me, Hyde Park, Hartley" watercolour and pastel Creative Commons with attribution to me.

05.01.2022 Do check out this show, you can even view and bid on it all online. Silent auction with proceeds towards printing more copies of the Blume free magazine.

05.01.2022 Opening tonight 6pm - will post a photo of my work soonish.

02.01.2022 Thrilled to participate in this show. Do come along to the opening 2-3.30 pm Saturday 8th February to see the bird art of some the best Blue Mountains artists. Commission on purchases help support NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service with their valuable works. Guest speaker our much loved local Trish Doyle MP. Thanks Blue Mountains City of the Arts Trust for your ongoing assistance to the cultural sector. Event details here:- https://www.facebook.com/events/2703484919731717/

01.01.2022 A sweet mixed media miniature piece I created for the Little Facts & Fallacies 2 Exhibition. The show is in aid of the Blume magazine - dedicated to art, illustration, poetry and other writing. All proceeds from the sale of my work go towards printing more copies of this outstanding free mag. "Haircut on the Victoria Pass - after The Pilgrim" credit card size. The Pilgrim was an anonymous early 19thC sketch artist and he/she produced some great images depicting everyday life. This vignette is an overseer cutting the hair of a convict. Its interesting because it demonstrates that not all convicts were treated badly, a class system for convicts evolved naturally and was encouraged by the gov.

01.01.2022 Some nice professional photos from the 2020 Blue Mountains Portraits Exhibition. Excellent curatorial work. Photo credit: Silversalt Photography for Blue Mountains Cultural Centre

01.01.2022 Oil on glass work on show at Blue Mountains Creative Arts Network Spring Exhibition at United Cinemas The Edge