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Learn about the wealth of talent,
skill and experience of Australian craftspeople.
Search for a specific medium, an artist or where they are based.
Maricelle Olivier is drawing a thousand lines, a thousand times, building vibrant hand-built vessels.
Dr Cathy Franzi tells Australian botanical stories on wheel-thrown porcelain.
Catriona Pollard is transforming foraged plant fibres and reclaimed copper into intricate sculptures.
Jarred Wright is breathing life into molten glass, echoing the hidden organisms of the microscopic world.
Linda Sok is taking the elegant and ornate crafts of her heritage from Cambodia and weaving a contemporary set of stories which explore the idea of distance and absence.
Sassy Park’s work is a delightful nostalgia mixed with a gentle kindness, and ceramics that question the status quo.
With the world in such upheaval, Gabbee Stolp’s work is reflecting the melancholy back at us.
Madeline Cardone's sculptural practice explores the thresholds between spaces, embodied memory, and material perception…
Em Frank works across ceramics, sculpture and metal. She is drawn to the conversations that happen between materials, particularly those which have been discarded, repurposed, and overlooked…
Jessika Spencer is a Wiradjuri fibre artist working under the name Ngurru, which is the Wiradjuri language word for river reeds, and says that this her “favourite native reed to create with”…
Prue Venables found her calling somewhere she wasn't looking for it…
Tracey Deep is an environmental artist and floral sculptor whose practice is grounded in a profound relationship with the natural world…
Adelaide-based jeweller and metalworker Julie Blyfield produces delicate works of jewellery that reference the preserved Australian floral specimens in natural history collections…
In 2025 Dylan Sarra’s installation artwork 'Gulmari Shields (Burnt Series)' was acquired by the Australian War Memorial in Canberra…
Kirsten work is a quiet hum of balance – a gentle settling moment of knowledge and skill combining and coming to rest on a shore…