Dadang Christanto Dadang Christanto is an internationally acclaimed Indonesian artist whose painting and installation practice honours the victims of crimes against humanity. Dadang Christanto Kate Ballis Kate Ballis' colour drenched images of utopian landscapes use infra-red technology to bring a unique understanding of a particular place. Kate Ballis Dena Kahan Dena Kahan's delicate oil paintings are a meditation on the desire for order, which explore the links between subject and materiality. Dena Kahan Jane Guthleben Jane Guthleben's richly textured paintings examine Australian fauna through bold brushwork and a 1950s palette. Jane Guthleben Sue Lovegrove Sue Lovegrove expresses an intimate experience of the landscape, often from isolated and remote locations such as Antarctica & Macquarie Island. Sue Lovegrove Gosia Wlodarczak A performance-based artist, Gosia Wlodarczak interprets the world through the language of drawing. Gosia Wlodarczak Catherine Nelson Catherine Nelson combines photography and digital technology to create immersive images which express her experience of the world. Catherine Nelson Adriane Strampp Adriane Strampp's works examine the subtleties and nuances of memory and experience through poetic imagery and personal mythology. Adriane Strampp Christopher Pease As an Australian artist of Indigenous and European heritage, Christopher Pease's painting practice explores the relationship between these two cultures through archived colonial imagery. Christopher Pease Charmaine Pike Charmaine Pike's gestural and expressive painting practice explores drama and psychological tension in the landscape. Charmaine Pike Waldemar Kolbusz Waldemar Kolbusz's rich and sumptuous works explore both expressive and figurative elements of painting. Waldemar Kolbusz Tim Allen Tim Allen's raw gestural works pay homage to the majesty of nature. Tim Allen Emma Walker Through an active engagement with the natural world, Emma Walker’s works are meditations on environment. Emma Walker Eva Fernandez Eva Fernandez' photographic practice is essentially concerned with the cultural legacy of colonialism and imperialism. Eva Fernandez Clinton Naina Clinton Naina is a Melbourne painter, dancer and storyteller whose works address the dark aspects of colonisation. Clinton Naina Fiona Hiscock Fiona Hiscock's large-scale ceramic sculptural bowls and vessels are used primarily as a surface for painting native species of flora. Fiona Hiscock Ian Friend Ian Friend is an English-born, Australian artist whose subtle, evocative works on paper reflect his longstanding engagement with jazz, poetry and architecture. Ian Friend Junko Go Junko Go's lyrical paintings reflect an interest in eastern philosophy as an expression of what it is to be human. Junko Go Lori Pensini Lori Pensini's painting practice engages with aspects of environment and explores complex familial relations in pastoral Australia. Lori Pensini Isobel Clement Isobel Clement is a still life painter who works with a reduced palette to create elegant compositions with a focus on form and balance. Isobel Clement Jennifer Goodman Jennifer Goodman's interests in colour theory and geometric abstraction inform her painting practice, resulting in refined and seductive large-scale paintings. Jennifer Goodman Wilma Tabacco With a practice spanning four decades, Wilma Tabacco uses abstraction to explore her cultural heritage. Wilma Tabacco Susanne Kerr Susanne Kerr’s figurative narratives are detailed investigations into human behaviour and connection Susanne Kerr Neville French A ceramicist whose work engages with the natural landscape. Neville French Rachel Coad Rachel Coad's large scale figurative works in sepia tones create a sense of nostalgia. Rachel Coad Lee Salomone An artist who creates contemporary artefacts by combining found and pre-loved objects with personal narratives. Lee Salomone Sam Michelle Sam Michelle's still-life paintings offer a fresh interpretation of a traditional genre. Sam Michelle
