Ann Debono
“To say the name of something is to make a fold in the world that doesn’t sever. The name isn’t severed from its object and the image isn’t severed from its object. But it’s distinguished by an edge that doesn’t sever.” – Ann Debono
Jan Nelson
“When people look at my work they think they’re so real, they’re portraits of people. But in actual fact, they’re not.” – Jan Nelson
Katherine Hattam
Katherine Hattam has worked across diverse mediums for dozens of years, drawing on literature and psychology to bring the inside – out.
David Ray
David Ray’s ceramic practice subverts classical forms with contemporary concerns. He works from a basement studio on the edge of the Yarra Valley.
Alun Leach-Jones
For over half a century, Alun Leach-Jones has been diligently carving out a distinguished career from his North Sydney studio.
Natasha Bieniek
Natasha Bieniek captures gardens in painstaking detail as her Southbank studio is ever more engulfed by construction.
Brook Andrew
Brook Andrew’s astute interrogations of history and race are created from text and images in a quietly imposing warehouse studio.
Rose Nolan
A timely opportunity finds Rose Nolan steadfastly working on a large-scale installation in a studio sublet in Melbourne’s gritty west.
Yvette Coppersmith
Surrounded by a verdant garden, a simple garage conversion clad in plywood makes a small but sufficient space for Yvette Coppersmith’s painting practice.
