This 100pp full colour monograph spans the last 7 years of Davenport's practice and celebrates the evolution of her painterly engagement with the landscape of the Hume Region. Featuring a selection of glorious works from past exhibitions and accompanying catalogue essa...
Jo Davenport was announced as a finalist in the 2017 Paddington Art Prize this month along with Tim Allen, Suzanne Archer, Jo Bertini, Yvonne Boag, John Bokor, Matthew Bromhead, Tom Carment, Catherine Cassidy, Claire Cavanna, Gary Christian, Dino Consalvo, Lottie Consa...
Reflections in the ripples of the river of lush foliage, glimpses of gilded landscapes, an emotive sky and the play of dappled light, Jo Davenport’s gestural paintings speak of her relationship with nature and experiences with her environment.
It has been said that the mega-rich know from experience that everything is for sale; you just have to name the right price. But when most of us visit a public art gallery or museum we assume that we can’t buy the artworks exhibited there, no matter how much we might l...
In August this year, Jo Davenport's Sunshine and Rain, 2015, was acquired by Artbank.
In addition to the Artbank Collection, Davenport's work is held in Hong Kong's Norman Foster Club House Tai Po; the Permanent Collection of Wangaratta Regional Art Gallery; the U...
JO DAVENPORT’S ROOTS run deep by the Murray River, near the NSW Riverina city of Albury. This was her birthplace and the surrounding countryside her childhood playground. And it was here that she later met her husband Ken. As she established herself as an artist, the h...
