Created during a recent residency in Portugal, Jamie Preisz’s latest solo show, Passive Regressive, explores an unconventional blend of still life and landscape works, drawing on themes of impermanence and consumption.

Perth-born multidisciplinary maker and designer, Olive Gill-Hille blends the worlds between art and function with her otherworldly timber sculptures.

Swedish-born artist Sara Ödman grew up in a creative family — today based in Lyon, France, she channels this into her expressive abstract paintings.

Kuku Yalanji artist Tiarna Herczeg’s works are vividly colourful, abstract representations of Country and felt ancestral roots flowing from the artist onto the canvas.

We talk to three sculptors about how they took a leap of faith to turn their passion projects into full-time jobs.

Newcastle-based artist Brittany Ferns creates wistful paintings, which encapsulate feelings of nostalgia, intrigue and mystery through heavy texture and dream like palettes.

Hobart-based painter and tattoo artist, Shannon Simm captures lived moments in time, exploring her experiences and relationships built with people and objects throughout her travels around Australia.

From iconic art agency Jacky Winter comes Solid Lines – the first illustration art agency solely for supporting First Nation Australian artists.

Sydney-based maker Ella Dalton’s organic, earthly ceramics pay homage to the imperfect perfections within the world around us.

Why is art important and what impact does it have on society? Wild Kinship: The Makers by Monique Hemmingson takes us on a journey to find out. We share an extract from the book and step into the home of conscious entrepreneur Jackie Lee, founder of sustainable skincare brand, Tahi.

Tamara Dean's photography-based art practice is explored to greater depths in her new monograph, published by Thames & Hudson.

Adrianne Dimitrakakis instils a sense of place and the flavours of travel through her bright and funky paintings, inspired by a world of colour.