Nicholas (Nick) Jones is a British artist who paints abstract landscapes.
[4] A large proportion of his work depicts the arctic, after Jone's trip to Greenland.
Speaking to The Marshwood Vale upon opening of his 2021 show at Staters Yard Gallery, west bay, Jone's said "It is my hope that these paintings may speak of the beauty and fragility of the Arctic but also, in some small way, open up space and light for others, just as my time in the arctic did for me".
In 2022, Jone's 'Dawn Light, Cape Mercy, Baffin Island' (2019) Jones' was announced as winner in the 'Earth's Wild Beauty' category of the Shepherd Wildlife Foundation Wildlife Artist of the Year 2022 award[6] The judge, Melanie Shepherd, described 'Dawn Light, Cape Mercy, Baffin Island' as "A supremely powerful portrayal of how the ice floes are melting due to climate change.
'[7] Jones subsequently won the Cherry Kearton Medal and Award for work around the arctic and climate change.