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

Whether it’s art, design or architecture, Stefania Reynolds finds a common thread linking all her creative projects.

Jo Dyer invites emotive, nature-inspired pieces for her exhibition, Botanical Extracts, at The Corner Store Gallery in Orange

Using colour and instinct as her guide, Sydney-based artist Antonia Perricone-Mrljak invites life in our island country into her upcoming show for James Makin Gallery.

We speak to abstract painter Ash Holmes about her nature-inspired works and the natural ebb and flow of a creative practice.

Sarah Glover’s second book Wild Child takes children (and adults!) on a culinary adventure, making the most of creatively collecting, preparing and cooking campfire meals.

Fiona Barrett-Clark invites us to look up at the world around us for her new show, Nightfall at Saint Cloche — perfectly fitting for a lockdown Australian audience.

Jessie French of Other Matter invites us to consider a post-petrochemical world with her light-filled tableware.

Madeline Jovicic finds beauty in life’s little moments when creating her whimsical, pastel hued paintings.

Australia’s longest-running and most prestigious Indigenous art award is back in 2021 — providing a much-needed celebration of art in these challenging times.

Jess Brohier from Eun Ceramics takes us through her working day and explains why authenticity is a driving force behind all her ceramic pieces.

Josh Niland’s second book Take One Fish challenges us to rethink our approach to cooking with fish.