Drawing inspiration from our vast terrains to the great oceans — NAUTILUS brings together the diverse and creative talents of 16 resplendent Australian artists.

Within each one of Emily Brookfield’s dreamy ceramic pieces is a homage to both the long-standing history of clay and the intersections with nature.

To finish a year like no other, Saint Cloche is inviting a Secret Garden to the heart of Paddington.

Combining her experience in the medical world and art, Marisabel Gonzalez invites us to think beyond notions of sickness and health into colourful abstractions.

In Michael Reid’s new gallery in the surf town of Newport, Melbourne artist Katie Eraser brings colourful emotion to the forever sunny mood of the beaches.

Photography or Renaissance painting? The lines are blurred with Lilli Waters’ latest captivating and ethereal collection.

Removing the stuffy stigma attached to the commercial art world, is Guest Club the future of art collecting?

Melbourne-based artist Bec Smith’s latest exhibition Cassette at Saint Cloche gallery draws on her experiences and reflections during the recent state lockdown.

Ash Holmes’ new collection reflects on our ability to see nature as an extension of ourselves.

Ceramic sculptor Natalie Rosin’s latest exhibition Chromatic explores a play on tones of the chromatic scale relating to colour phenomenon and sensation observed in architecture.

At Curatorial + Co’s new gallery, curator Sophie Vander invites Northern Beaches painter, Theresa Hunt and Adelaide-based ceramicist, Kerryn Levy to contemplate Australia’s recent Black Summer.

Occasionally art has the power to be the same breath of fresh air as a good dose of nature. Eterne, at Saint Cloche gallery in Paddington, promises just that.