Melbourne-based ceramic artist Kirsten Perry draws on authenticity when creating her biomorphic and almost other-worldly pieces.

Saint Cloche and Showroom-X come together for a digital group show via a multi-faceted portal advocating Australian talent.

Louise Howard mixes realism painting with abstract cubism to an unusual, yet poetic effect.

Step into Holiday Dreaming — a virtual group show from Saint Cloche gallery.

Glitter, flowers, and pop art imagery all appear in Dina Broadhurst’s artwork, but her home is a return to simplicity to let the ideas grow organically.

Carla McRae is a Melbourne-based illustrator who creates whimsical worlds through her artworks.

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.