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IN THE FRAME - JENNY WARD

I'm Jenny Ward and each month I will bring you news and interviews about exhibitions and artists in the Blue Mountains and further abroadDiscover what's on in one of the most vibrant artistic communities in the country.

Podcast · By Jenny Ward · English · AU · Official site

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    The Art of the Scenic Route: Carcoar, Hill End & the Blue Mountains (opens the original)

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    This month, In the Frame takes the scenic route, heading beyond the usual gallery trail to discover some of the artists, creative spaces and stories flourishing across regional NSW and the Blue Mountains. Jenny visits the beautifully preserved village of Carcoar , where Felicity Wells , owner of A Thousand Words Gallery , shares the story of how she found herself running a contemporary gallery and espresso bar in an 1852 former saddlery. Felicity also previews Revel , a major new exhibition brin

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Out of Hibernation: Spring Arts in the Mountains & Central West (opens the original)

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    Spring has arrived, and the arts calendar across the Blue Mountains and Central West is well and truly waking up. In this month’s episode of In the Frame , Jenny Ward heads from Katoomba to Kandos and beyond to find out what’s happening in galleries, festivals and exhibitions as we move into the warmer months. Leading the way is Cementa26 , the four-day contemporary arts festival taking over the former cement town of Kandos from 17–20 September. Curator Sebastian Henry-Jones joins Jenny to expla

  3. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    Bohemian Mountains Art (opens the original)

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    The opening of ‘Bohemian Katoomba’ at the town’s NWC Gallery, featuring a solo exhibition by Roman Gryg, seems the ideal opportunity to talk about all things street art, murals and grafitti. While Roman is not a street artist - he is a great painter of streetscapes, especially in and around Katoomba. He is also classically trained and spent some time honing his skills in Paris. Roman’s solo exhibition will be showing at NWC until August 10, featuring local scenes which capture a sense of place a

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