Belynda Henry as a multiple Wynne and Archibald prize finalist is one of Australia’s leading landscape painters.
[14][15][16] The Age recently included her in the feature story, ‘Seven Artists You Should Invest in Now’.
[19] Most recently in a sell-out show in New York, a majority of her works were acquired by style arbiter and collector Christian Louboutin.
[20][21][22][23][24] In 2020 Henry's solo exhibition at the Australian Galleries featured the sounds of recorded bird calls from around the artist's studio as well as a suspended sculptural installation by floral artist Tracey Deep.
[25] The exhibition To Paint Is To Love[26] was reported to be a 'sensory and immersive experience'[27] for the audiences as Vogue mentioned, "Henry is creating an immersive show that will capture the sounds and sights of her rural Central Coast studio to give visitors a sense of where her pieces are formed and how she works".