Lilli Waters draws on her love for waterscapes in her latest ethereal photographic exhibition, Orpheus, at Metro Gallery in Melbourne.

Emerging Australian artist Ella Dunn explores a narrative around the fragility of life and the rhythms of its never-ending, forever evolving stages of existence with her first solo exhibition, Deeper Water.

Kitty Clark, founder of Saint Cloche, presents Grotto – a celebratory end of year group exhibition that invites a sensorial journey through a collection of hand-selected artworks.

Drawing from years of experience in the fashion industry, Sydney-based Meg Gallagher creates earthy, layered and organic patterns in her abstract paintings.

Ash Holmes & Jamie Preisz come together for Dual Permanence at Rainbow Studios in Sydney, creating a collaborative body of work that began with a shared love for each other’s art.

For her first solo show at Saint Cloche gallery, ceramic artist Bettina Willner explores organic sculptures inspired by memories of ancient cities and rugged coastlines.

Melbourne-based Cassie Hansen divides her time between magazine editor and ceramic artist.

Melbourne-based artist Kat Macleod crafts stories out of her artworks to intrigue and inspire both young and old to look closer at the smaller elements in life.

Whitney Spicer’s still life paintings featuring bowls of pasta, stone fruit and freshly shucked oysters give us a glimpse into her life in the country.

Inspired by the animals and landscape she captures, Marnie Hawson gives back with her new print shop.

On bright and colourful canvases, Australian artist Emma Itzstein captures the longing for her Western Australian home after the hard state border line was drawn in 2020.

Drawing on a pop aesthetic, Sydney-based Camille Olsen-Ormandy captures the faces of the world harmonised by pastel and bright-hued backgrounds.