Mim Allan
Mim’s art focuses on the shape and colour of the Australian landscape and its flora. “I am inspired by the bush surrounding the Ferry Artist Gallery, Sydney’s beaches and sea pools where I spent my youth.”
Cathlene Austin
Cathlene is passionate about extending the life of fabric and “delaying the journey to landfill”.
Sally Blackwell
Jayne Boardman
Jayne loves to capture nature, landscapes and geometric shapes in the bright colours of stained glass, using the images of everyday life and of Australia’s beautiful scenery.
Nicola Coady
Nicola mainly work with stoneware and porcelain clay bodies and has recently started incorporating her East meets West, Japanese ‘Boro” patchwork concept into some of her creations which can also be adorned with the delicate floral motifs of the Australian bush.
Patricia Devine
Peter Elliot
Peter’s painting style can be summed up in the words of Banksy….” neo post lunacy”
Elaine Foulsham
Elaine takes her experiences of nature back to the studio and works them into semi-abstract images. Layers are built up gradually on the surface of each canvas, with a focus on capturing the energy rather than a visual likeness of a remembered location.
Carol Gill
Carol is a multi disciplined artist working with mixed media collage, using traditionally made mulberry papers, water colours and gouache to capture the flora and fauna of the Australian landscape.
Kim Hewitt
Kim makes resin artworks, homewares and jewellery at Palm Grove Studio located in the rainforest at Palm Grove.
Alicia Hollen
Libby Hyett
Libby creates portraits of people and pets from photographs, or from several reference photos combined if requested.
Hilda Joubert
Jeannie Johnson
Jeannie has studied under Mervyn Moriarty in Queensland and Victoria and has joined the Willoughby Workshop, where she continued to explore drawing, painting and printmaking.
Rachelle Juter
Rachelle has been a jeweller for more than 18 yrs, completing her training in design, manufacture gemmology, photography, Jewellery drawing and rendering, as well as teaching.
Anna Kalisiak
When Anna creates sculptures, she wants them to tell their own story. Unlike paintings, each sculpture is a combination of realism and symbolism.
Criton Kasby
Criton pursues a flexible, figurative and nature-inspired style, capturing unique moments and patterns, signing his work “Vasilios” to reclaim his ethnic identity.
Vicki Mayan
Vicki is inspired by European-based patterns to craft each unique item. Her statement pieces take around thirty six hours to craft and encompass eight thousand beads!
Dean McClymont
Dean is a self-taught landscape photographer and artist who is “inspired by the Australian landscape that has inspired so many photographers before me.”
Annmaree Mitchell
Annmaree is a traditional landscape artist based at the foot of the Blue Mountains, NSW. Annmaree has been painting for many years and has been making costume jewellery for even longer.
Allan Munro
At the core of Munro’s practice is the art of upcycling, a process that transcends mere recycling by imbuing discarded sandstone remnants with a renewed purpose and aesthetic significance.
Steve O’Mara
Stephen is a self-taught artist with a passion for woodworking and sculpture.
Robin Phillips
Colour, texture, and three-dimensional fluidity of form is what drew Robin to work with precious metals and to enamelling. Natural imagery such as landscapes, light, movement, organic shapes, and simplicity of form continually inspire her work.
Pam Price
Pam is an established print maker with a focus on Australian flora and fauna printed on a variety of textiles.
Mellissa Read-Devine
Mellissa’s paintings have evolved into her “macropointilist” style celebrating the shape, colour and brushstroke of contemporary impressionism.
REDHERRING (aka – Mark Wilson)
Redherring is a multi disciplined artist working with ceramics, sculpture, public street art, stencilling, painting and print making. “I like to make art that inspires, brings joy and contributes to social change.”
Rhondda Rettallack
Rhondda’s creative pursuits are across various disciplines. Bold brush strokes and vibrant colours are characteristic of her artwork. As a landscape painter, Rhondda predominately uses acrylics or natural ochres, often drawing inspiration from her own photographs.
Kate Sako
Julia Sandford
Julia is inspired by the natural world, texture, colour who incorporates graphic letter forms in her work. Julia has been actively experimenting with and pursuing a range of creative arts throughout her life.
Rika Whitlock
A self- taught artist working in acrylics, Rika’s inspiration comes from people, colour and nature.