Adriane Strampp's works examine the subtleties and nuances of memory and experience through poetic imagery and personal mythology.

Catherine Nelson combines photography and digital technology to create immersive images which express her experience of the world.

Charmaine Pike's gestural and expressive painting practice explores drama and psychological tension in the landscape.

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.

Dadang Christanto is an internationally acclaimed Indonesian artist whose painting and installation practice honours the victims of crimes against humanity.

Dena Kahan's delicate oil paintings are a meditation on the desire for order, which explore the links between subject and materiality.

Fiona Hiscock's large-scale ceramic sculptural bowls and vessels are used primarily as a surface for painting native species of flora.

Ian Friend is an English-born, Australian artist whose subtle, evocative works on paper reflect his longstanding engagement with jazz, poetry and architecture.

Isobel Clement is a still life painter who works with a reduced palette to create elegant compositions with a focus on form and balance.

Jennifer Goodman's interests in colour theory and geometric abstraction inform her painting practice, resulting in refined and seductive large-scale paintings.

Junko Go's lyrical paintings reflect an interest in eastern philosophy as an expression of what it is to be human.

Kirrily Hammond's practice encompasses painting, printmaking and drawing to create sensitive interpretations of her surroundings.

Primarily an object maker working in the ceramics medium, Lynda Draper is one of Australia's most celebrated contemporary ceramicists.

As an abstract and installation artist, Lenz' collages, paintings and assemblages explore the effect of time and weathering, while expressing the beauty found in imperfection.

Rachel Coad's large scale figurative works in sepia tones create a sense of nostalgia.

Sam Michelle's still-life paintings offer a fresh interpretation of a traditional genre.

Sue Lovegrove expresses an intimate experience of the landscape, often from isolated and remote locations such as Antarctica & Macquarie Island.