Jennifer Hopewell
In Residence on the verandahs at Donnelly River Village
7 – 14 August 2017
Jennifer Hopewell was born in the wheat belt town of Cunderdin, Western Australia. She attended Curtin University in 1977- 1980 where she graduated with honours in a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Jennifer currently has a studio in Dalkeith (Perth, Western Australia) where she works and exhibits annually. Jennifer has had numerous solo and group exhibitions since 1983 and is represented in both public and private collections in Australia and overseas.
More information about the artist can be found at jenniferhopewell.com.au
Works from the Residency
See the gallery of work from the 2017 residencies here
The artist at Donnelly and frame of reference
Updates
Paintings, workshops, exhibitions
David Carson – What Lies Beneath – work in progress
Work in progress, David Carson: What Lies Beneath Karri forest floor to canopy
Julie Podstolski – Verandah Resident
Red-Winged Fairy Wren on the verandah of the General Store at Donnelly River. Julie Podstolski, 2022 165cm (W) x 16.5cm (H) Neocolor II and coloured pencils on [...]
Matthew Wright, Donnelly Verandah Residencies setup
Matthew Wright. Plein air set up.
David Carson – First impressions from The Donnelly Verandah Residencies 2022
On returning from his residency in 2022, David Carson reflected; I have a lot of material to sort through - change of scenery can be stimulating, [...]
The artwork that missed courier to Donnelly River Village due to Covid-19 restrictions
The carrier taking Jo Darvall's 2021 watercolour and pencil work, Wandoo #17 (51 x 68 cm - $2450) to Donnelly River Village for the the Donnelly Verandah Residencies 5-Year [...]
Rima Zabaneh, working/thinking in progress – Donnelly River Village, 24 June 2021
Rima Zabaneh, work-thinking in progress, The Donnelly Verandah Residencies, 2021
Rima Zabaneh, fixings in the ground – Donnelly River Village, 24 June 2021
Rima Zabaneh, fixings in the ground at the site of the Donnelly River Mill, 2021
A glimpse into Donnelly
Tuesday 4:30pm "Rules for residency: respond to surroundings on impulse. Follow impulse. Start two new works each day. No rethinking. Complete all works later." [...]