Perth Artist Bec Juniper holds a humbling respect for the Australian rugged outback, the salt lakes, endless plains and red dirt roads, the open mining pits, the flat paddocks that disappear in the horizon. Whilst others see harshness and danger, Bec Juniper can feel a soft feminine quality in the fragile landscape. There is a […]
A lovely crowd joined us at JahRoc Galleries on the 27th December 2017 to celebrate a new exhibition of paintings by Bec Juniper. Wine by Swings & Roundabouts was enjoyed by all, and Bec Juniper held a captive audience with a speech describing her artworks and the process behind the creation of them. Listen to BEC […]
Western Australian Artist Bec Juniper talks to Pip Christmas from The Weekend West about her exhibition at JahRoc Galleries showing now called “Personal Cult of the Land” Read about Bec’s thoughts on growing up under the wing of an iconic name, Robert Juniper as her father, and how she and brother Ben Juniper have both […]
Saturday night 27th December brought a joyous crowd into JahRoc Galleries for the opening night of “PERSONAL CULT OF THE LAND” by BEC JUNIPER. The crowd enjoyed the speeches, the opening speech by DUNCAN ORD, Director General Department of Culture and the Arts, who spoke about his family connection with Bec Juniper and her father […]
JahRoc are very excited to represent Perth Artist Bec Juniper, and will be honoured if you join us on Saturday 27th December between 6-8pm for the opening of her upcoming exhibition. The exhibition will be opened by Duncan Ord who is the newly appointed Director General for the Department of Culture and the Arts. Join […]
Bec Juniper talks to Scoop Magazine about art, growing up with Robert Juniper as her father and how she has paved her way into a successful art career. Also her love of the land and how it inspires her to tell her story on canvas. Bec will be exhibiting a new body of work at […]
Successful Artist Robert Juniper, sadly deceased in 2012 had a reputation of one of Australia’s leading artists. He was best known for his poetic and evocative depictions of the Western Australian landscape. He was the recipient of many awards and honours including the Wynne Prize in 1976 and 1980 and in 1998 he was awarded […]