Maclean artist Pat Jenkins (left) shows off one of her prized paintings “Coombadjha Creek, Washpool”, to neighbours Jill Tucker and Ian Tiley. This painting was one of the first art works to be sold. Image: Lynne Mowbray.
Lynne Mowbray |Maclean’s talented artist Pat Jenkins opened her latest exhibition “Now and Then” in The Old Kirk, at the Yamba Museum and Gallery, on Saturday afternoon.
The official opening was conducted by Director of Grafton Regional Gallery, Jude McBean.
This exhibition of Pat’s past and present works, features 32 prized art works, painted in several mediums; oils, acrylics, pastels, water colours and ink and wash.
Pat has included two of her favourite paintings Whirring and Purring and Winton Shearer in this exhibition; however, unlike the rest of the art works, these two aren’t for sale.
Pat’s exhibition is off to a flying start with the sale of two of her amazing paintings within the first 15 minutes of opening on Sunday.
Pat Jenkins “Now and Then” exhibition will run until March 25.
Yamba Museum president Marea Buist (left), artist Pat Jenkins and Grafton Regional Gallery director Jude McBean, who officially opened the exhibition on Saturday. Image: Contributed.
