South African artist Lené Ehlers’ latest exhibition, Oomblikke, is inspired by suzanis — embroidered Uzbek textiles full of colour and intricate pattern.

Scrap Doyle by Max Doyle at Saint Cloche gallery is a collection from the photographer’s personal scrapbooks, pulling us into intimate moments starting from his life in the 90s.

Incorporating vivid palettes and organic mark-making, Australian abstract artist Amber Hearn’s works are inspired by memories and her connection to the natural world.

Melbourne-based artist Sammy Veall teams up with Hunter & Folk to display her second solo exhibition, Faraway.

Featuring the work of 70 Australian artists, Coast to Coast at Saint Cloche gallery is a fundraising exhibition demonstrating the strength of art in our community in face of immense, unrelenting crisis.

Northern Rivers based Sylvie Kettle’s works are an ode to the feminine form and natural landscape, bathed in soothing, yet vivid palettes which bring a sense of warmth, depth and calm.

In their house by the creek, ceramist Ella Reweti lives with her partner and two-and-a-half-year-old son, where she launched her design practice in the garden between nap time and daycare.

Melbourne-based artist Libby Haines draws on the joy and sometimes frenetic moments of motherhood for her first solo show, The Chaos and the Calm, at Saint Cloche gallery.

Melbourne-based artist Clare Dubina creates warm, earthy paintings and ceramics, which are an ode to the female form – celebrating its form as a work of art in its own right.

Visual artist Sammy Veall draws on her fascination with the mystery of body language and facial expression, encapsulating a feeling with one glance in her work.

Conjuring mystic, surrealist worlds that play with geometry and architecture, Jasmine Mansbridge’s colourful artworks are a blend of storytelling and escapism.

Drawing on the dream-like state of the mind, abstracted concepts and still life snapshots are perfectly fused in Carissa Karamarko’s latest show, Molten, at Saint Cloche gallery.