Amy Jones

Amy Jones’ work is predominantly based on botanical references, both abstract and figurative. She seeks to explore the notion of memory and change over time, creating dreamlike, abstracted gardens. The imagery chosen references personal symbols of remembrance, love, loss and renewal. Amy works primarily in textiles, using a mixture of new and recycled materials. The stitching itself is a process of reflection and meditation

Amy also teaches textile workshops throughout Sydney.

Solo Exhibitions:

2024 Lost in the Forest, solo exhibition. Hazelhurst Arts Centre. Gymea

2019 Jewelled Botanica, Chrissie Cotter Gallery, Camperdown

2012 There are no birdies in my garden, (installation),. Yoshi Jones Store, Newtown.

2011 Places I have never been Christie Cotter Gallery, Camperdown

2010 Japanese Dreams, Global Gallery, Paddington

Group Exhibitions:

2023 - 2024 International Art Textile Biennale 23. East Gippsland Art Gallery, Emu Park Art Gallery, Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery, Roxy Gallery, Moonah Arts Centre, Australian Design Centre.

2023 Exuberance, Art and Design ACT

synchronicity- the interconnectedness of all things. Amy Jones and Reiko Azuma, Chrissie Cotter Galley, Camperdown

2022 Petite Miniatures Textiles Exhibition, Wangaratta Regional Art Gallery, (finalist)

2021 Little Things Art Prize, Saint Cloche Gallery Paddington - (finalist)

Northern Beaches Environmental Art and Design Prize, North Curl Curl Creative Space, (Finalist)

2020 Petite Miniatures Textiles Exhibition - Wangaratta Regional Art Gallery, (finalist)

Seed Stitch Contemporary Textiles Awards - Australian Design Centre and Tamworth Regional Art Gallery, (finalist)

2018 Waverley Art Prize (finalist)

Just a square (finalist), Darling Mills Studio Gallery, Mittagong

Sculpture exhibition, The Outer Space Gallery, Meeniyan.

Blacktown City Art Prize

2013 Hazelhurst Educator Show, Hazelhurst Gallery, Gymea