Angela Lober

Angela Lober has a particular interest in the uniqueness of Australian Flora and rain-forest species

Barbara Campbell-Allen

Esteemed as one of the most original and important ceramicists of her generation.

Barbara Goldin

Barbara Goldin is a Sydney-based artist who is motivated by the varied Australian landscape.

Christine Webb

A figurative still life painter, Christine Webb evokes the floral silhouettes of Margaret Preston

Christopher Meredith

Meredith’s work is driven by a desire to encourage ordinary people to escape to extraordinary places

Claire Tozer

Claire Tozer’s mesmerising line work has an intricacy parallel to delicately threaded stitches.

Coco Elder

Coco is a practicing artist specialising in Painting and Ceramics.

Dana Dion

Dion defines her large scales works as a place of both discovery and intrinsic communion.

Debbie Mackinnon

Debbie's coastal oil paintings explore that mysterious, elusive tidal boundary between land and sea

Esther Bolz

Bolz's illustrations, often scientific in nature, mimic the natural world, exposing beauty and truth

Gemma Rasdall

Growing up on the water, Rasdall represents a new generation of Australian harbour and sea painters.

Gillian Hodes

Gillian’s ceramic sculptures portray the fluctuation of nature and influence of the African bush

Gitte Backhausen

Gitte Backhausen is a Danish-born Australian artist living on the South Coast of New South Wales.

Graham Hallett

Blue Mountains artist Hallett uses the landscape as an independently composed visual vocabulary

Greg Mallyon

Mallyon's aerial viewpoint stems from his extensive involvement with indigenous print making.

Ian Hansen

In the grand tradition of Marine artists, Hansen has spent a lifetime painting and serving the sea

Izette Felthun

Izette Felthun is a ceramic artist who grew up and was educated in South Africa.

Jacqueline Fowler

Jacqueline Fowler’s vision of the still life is that of subdued light, where the sun dances.

Jan Howlin

Jan Howlin is a Sydney-based ceramicist who tells stories through her hand-built sculptural objects

Jane Canfield

Jane Canfield's palette in many of her works is paler and the patterns of nature more pronounced.

Jenii Mac

Jenni Mac’s contemporary inspired works on paper redefine the boundaries of original pastel artwork

Jennifer Gabbay

Gabbay’s paintings celebrate her passion and admiration for the floral world, its energy and verve

Jo Darvall

For Jo Darvall, art and storytelling are intrinsically linked. A love of story inspires her work

Joanna Gambotto

Joanna Gambotto is a Sydney-based artist whose abstraction of everyday familiarities evokes memories

Joanne Duffy

Classical and mythological interpretations of the landscape are rare in Australian art.

Judith Ringger

An unorthodox printmaker and a storyteller with a purpose, Judith’s works are compelling narratives

Keiko Matsui

Keiko’s current work explores the altering and reforming of fine porcelain forms through Kintsugi

Keith Betts

Keith Betts is a Sydney-based painter who works primarily in landscapes.

Ken Knight

"There’s something about painting outside, whether it’s the flies or the wind..

Kobie Bosch

Rich in composition, Bosch’s practice evokes the printmaking masters of the contemporary world.

Kwirak Choung

Kwirak Choung combines his expertise in wood fired kilns with his knowledge of Taoism and Buddhism

Leah Thiessen

Leah's work taps into the emotional gravity of a place, its memory, its pulse, its rawness and power

Libby Mewing

Featuring quiet and calm areas, Mewing describes her abstract painting process as a conversation

Lisa Rochfort

Rich in movement, intricate, profoundly faceted detail is a hallmark of Lisa Rochfort’s work.

Luke Wagner

Luke Wagner's coastal views of real and imagined landscapes are painted with an ethereality.

Lynne Haylock

“I look at the form, visualise the gesture, take a breath and sweep the surface with blue slip."

Marek Herburt

Marek Herburt paintings demonstrate a profound fascination with Australian flora and landscape.

Marika Varady

The work of Marika Varady is anti-literal. Her forms could be plumes of flame or moving cloud format

Martin Campbell

Campbell is a marine artist who adapts and re-invents the contemporary energy of the urban foreshore

Mary Donnelly

Mary's highly sculptural still life compositions showcase the understated beauty of simple objects

Melissa Hartley

Hartley uses the chiaroscuro effect for the sake of drama and the emotional impact it implies

Mellissa Read-Devine

Melissa Read-Devine paints a vision of colour and light as a vibrating whole.

Michaela Laurie

Michaela brings elements of magic into her interpretation of her somewhat fantastical landscapes

Mitsuo Shoji

Mitsuo Shoji left Japan at 26 and taught, exhibited and lived internationally for almost 50 years.

Nat Ward

Unexpected myriads sprout in the dancing leaves and branches of Nat Ward’s wetlands paintings.

Neil Tomkins

Tomkins creates a metaphoric space for the viewer to codify their own meaning from what they see

Odette Ireland

My practice as a ceramic artist has its basis in sculpture. Many inspirations come from nature.

Pamela Honeyfield

The large scale contemporary abstract works of Pamela Honeyfield evoke the landscape ..

Paul McCarthy

McCarthy’s plein-air vision of the bush is one of energised colour giving his paintings exotic flair

Peter Crisp

Crisp has been working since 1978 with glass moulding techniques using the fused and slumped method.

Phil Stallard

Stallard describes himself as an “Emotional Abstractionist”

Phillip Russell

Phillip Russell is a Sydney-based artist who paints the Australian bush with simplistic realism.

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Rosetta Santucci

Sally Ryan

Sometimes the genre of still life glorifies the mundane, bringing powerful presence to the humble

Sally Stokes

Sally Stokes is a Sydney based abstract landscape artist who works from her Dural studio

Sasa Scheiner

Sasa’s ceramic art is inspired by the forces of Nature, particularly the ocean and rock formations.

Shannon Garson

Shannon Garson’s work articulates landscape using domestic pots as vessels ...

Sheila Lyne

The ceramicist and print maker Sheila Lyne evokes marine life at it’s most intricate.

Sue Michael

Celebrating true Australiana in her paintings, Sue paints domestic interiors and Australian backyards

Susan Sheridan

Susan Sheridan is an award-winning artist who has been a seven time AGNSW Wynne Prize Finalist

Susanna Chen Chow

Susanna is a colourist whose deeply idiosyncratic work bridges landscape and pure abstraction

Suvira McDonald

The relationship between ceramics and the landscape is ever-present in Suvira McDonald’s work

Veronica Cay

Life drawing is a very physical process for me – it is where I seek connections.

Warwick Fuller

An official artist for two Royal Tours, Fuller has been painting Australia for over four decades

Werner Filipich

Filipich's landscapes are deliberately classical and openly indebted to the Heidelburg school

Yvonne Langshaw

Langshaw's works are abstractions of Australian landscapes inspired by a developing love of nature