Hunter & Folk brings you Art Folk, an online platform where you can purchase artwork from some of our favourite local artists. Our first virtual exhibition, ‘Never Not Now’, explores the journey of an artist and how they tap into presence in the here and now.

French artist Virginie Hucher’s work focuses on themes related to nature, the body and the living, through the mediums of acrylics, oils, performance and sculpture.

Inspired by trips to the op shop and thrifted treasures, Minna Gilligan’s new book, Collage Kit, includes an extensive collection of creative materials to help you discover the art of collage in all its nostalgic and colour-filled glory.

Melbourne-based Josh Robenstone is an acclaimed documentary, editorial and advertising photographer and director – with a portfolio that extends from far away places to people, Josh is moved by moments that are purely candid and unconsidered.

Sydney-based, self-taught artist Leanne Xiu Williams has a passion for still-life, figures and portraits, exploring how painting can allude to experiences beyond realism or representation.

South Australia-based Katia Carletti juggles her ceramic practice with the demands of motherhood – grasping snippets of time to create her beautiful organic ceramic pieces, inspired by the natural environment.

Brooklyn-based abstract artist Anna Tork explores the mundane by embracing form, composition, and the absence of colour.

Since Melbourne-based Dutch born artist Jordy van den Nieuwendijk started his continually evolving creative journey, his distinctive artwork has included comic drawing, graffiti, vector art, illustration and painting – each medium bringing a newfound sense of curiosity and wonder.

Indigenous artists from around Australia will come together on the 1st and 2nd of July 2023, for the fourth National Indigenous Art Fair (NIAF) — a two-day ethical art market and festival taking place on Gadigal Land at the Overseas Passenger Terminal, The Rocks, Sydney.

Based in Sydney, Charlie Bennell’s artworks evoke a dream, of stairs that blend and walls that merge, all in bright, primary colours that complement and soothe.

Sydney-based artist Dalin Alejandrino’s upcoming solo exhibition, Provincial Sunset, pays homage to her Cambodian heritage. Her abstract works — channelling Cambodia’s provincial countryside — are driven by concepts of searching for identity and connection.

Angela Xrisaphina sees the vessel as a vehicle for storytelling. Her ceramic works — unapologetically creative in the truest sense of the word — embody freedom and embrace the beauty of subjectivity.