Josie Jones
- Work
- Biography
Within my practice, I explore memory and place within the natural world. Influenced by history and ritual, I aim to create works that evoke a sense of personal and shared sentiment within nature. Within my practice, I use various mediums, most notably watercolour and cyanotype. Working with water-based materials on paper allows me to let the materials organically take form. My work ranges from botanical imagery, repeating patterns and rock-like formations. I'm fascinated by the uncanny and eeriness of nature and draw inspiration from ancient concepts like 'thin places' and in general traditions and stories.
Josie Jones (b.1999) graduated with First class honours degree in Fine art from Duncan of Jordanstone (2020) Her work exists in private and public collections in both the UK and internationally.
Education:
Duncan of Jordanstone, Fine art (2017-2020) BAHons
Exhbitions:
Borders Art Fair (2024)
30x30 RSA (2024)
The Art Unit (online exhibitions starting June 2022-)
RHS Malvern spring Festival (2022)
Royal Scottish Academy (RSA), New Contemporaries (2022)
Tatha gallery Presence, winter exhibition (2021)
Tatha gallery, The Four Pillars, graduates exhibition (2021)
Duncan of Jordanstone, Degree show, (2020)
Duncan of Jordanstone, Squirrel,Badger, Hog, Fable (2019)
Wychavon District Council’s Holocaust Memorial Day (2018)
Pershore Arts, Annual exhibition (2016)
Residencys and workshops:
Art and Nature collective, Member (2024-)
The Art box, Cyanotype workshop (2023)
The Maxwell center, Volunteer (2022-)
Fish Factory creative center Iceland, residency (2022)
Cyanotype workshop Fish factory Iceland (2022)
Awards:
RSA Jervis-Chalmers Prize (2022)
Iain Eadie Award (2020)
Education:
Duncan of Jordanstone, Fine art (2017-2020) BAHons
Exhbitions:
Borders Art Fair (2024)
30x30 RSA (2024)
The Art Unit (online exhibitions starting June 2022-)
RHS Malvern spring Festival (2022)
Royal Scottish Academy (RSA), New Contemporaries (2022)
Tatha gallery Presence, winter exhibition (2021)
Tatha gallery, The Four Pillars, graduates exhibition (2021)
Duncan of Jordanstone, Degree show, (2020)
Duncan of Jordanstone, Squirrel,Badger, Hog, Fable (2019)
Wychavon District Council’s Holocaust Memorial Day (2018)
Pershore Arts, Annual exhibition (2016)
Residencys and workshops:
Art and Nature collective, Member (2024-)
The Art box, Cyanotype workshop (2023)
The Maxwell center, Volunteer (2022-)
Fish Factory creative center Iceland, residency (2022)
Cyanotype workshop Fish factory Iceland (2022)
Awards:
RSA Jervis-Chalmers Prize (2022)
Iain Eadie Award (2020)
- Josie Jones
- Magneitite pebbles
- Watercolour
- Josie Jones
- Shrine to nature
- Ceramics
- Josie Jones
- Indigo pebbles
- Watercolour
- Josie Jones
- Across the pond
- Josie Jones
- Auchmithie Christmas Day
- Josie Jones
- Misty tay
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