Tasmania-based artist Loralee Jade turned to art as a form of therapy after losing her father – today she continues to use art to collect and document her personal emotive experiences.

Sydney-based visual artist Hannah Carrick and Leif come together for a bespoke limited edition art series celebrating the female form and the role women play in our lives.

Now in its second year, The Design Files Kids Art Awards for 2022, proudly presented by Honan Insurance Group, celebrates the creativity of young Aussie artists while supporting Children’s Ground, a non-for-profit charity creating change within First Nations communities.

Tigmi Art Series presents Group Ceramic Show featuring pieces by Coe Studio, Jan Vogelpoel, Lisa Lapointe and Softedge.

Ash Holmes and Jake Elliott bring us HAKE, House of Art, a gallery which fosters creativity, drawing on the value of the handmade. The new space will hold regular exhibitions, starting with Company We Keep.

In a landmark exhibition as part of Melbourne Design Week, Up To Us invites 22 Australian female creatives to come together to answer one question: ‘What if it is up to us to design the changes we want to see?’

Next up in our Creative Parents series, we speak to Wiradjuri artist and mother of two Hannah Lange, who first began painting during 2020’s covid lockdowns.

Melbourne-based painter Robert Bowers captures everyday suburban snapshots and turns them into whimsical, intimate pieces of art.

Sydney-based artist Lisa Carrett paints and sculpts the sentimental beauty of the Australian landscape, creating canvases filled with familiarity, nostalgia and memory.

In our latest series on culture makers, we chat with creative parents on the ultimate career balance — starting with mother of two, artist Emma Coulter.

Stephen Baker draws on high fashion and the beauty behind the sometimes toxic images of capitalist opulence and escapist retail fantasy for his latest body of work, Paris End, at Backwoods Gallery.

For her first solo exhibition, The Awakening, at Saint Cloche gallery, abstract painter Holly Terry balances the soft with the strong through colour, shape and texture, inspired by her journey as a student of yoga.