Bec Smith is a Melbourne-based designer and artist who uses her training in graphic design to create geometric paintings.

Across Australia, over 1500 billboards have been lit up with women-identifying artists, both past and present for the National Gallery of Australia’s Know My Name campaign.

Finding solace in art, Emma Itzstein is a painter based in the historic, regional town of Geelong.

Sydney-based ceramic artist Milly Dent draws influence from her time in China, exploring the deep history of handcrafted porcelain.

Tammy Kanat is a weaving artist whose work looks just at home in the National Gallery of Victoria as it does in her studio.

Carriageworks has become a transformative balance of light and protest across four exhibitions for the Summer program 2020. 

Potters in Protest is an initiative by Britt Neech of Clae Studio uniting two of our favourite things — gelato and ceramics! 

Floating somewhere between the real and surreal, Justin Scivetti paints landscapes which imbue otherworldly fantasy, conjuring a quiet and dreamy stillness.

How the creative community have pulled together for the bushfire relief, and how you can help.

Using the simplicity of form, Marnie Gilder is an abstract artist who explores shapes on hand-pulled screen prints.

This Christmas, we’re shopping our hearts out and giving back to those in need.

Abstracted concepts take ephemeral forms, stretching the materiality of the medium in Nicolette Johnson’s ceramic pottery.