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

Martin King is one of Australia's leading printmakers. His work is embedded in the Australian psyche; making connections between land, sea and air.

Kirstin Berg is a Melbourne / Berlin based artist examining the forces that occur in nature and how these mirror our psychological and physical experience.

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

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

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

Lynda Draper is primarily an object maker working in the ceramics medium.

David Pottinger is a Melbourne potter whose complex striated Nerikomi vessels have established him as one of Australia’s principal ceramic artists.

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

Jennifer Goodman is an contemporary artist whose interest in geometric abstraction informs her refined painting practice.

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

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

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

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

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

Charmaine Pike is known for her gestural and expressive painting style. Her personified landscapes explore drama and psychological tension.

Ngaio Lenz is an abstract and installation artist whose collages, paintings and assemblages explore the landscape and feature a uniquely Australian palette.

Fiona Hiscock is a ceramicist who creates large-scale utilitarian bowls and vessels primarily as a surface for painting native species of flora.

Andrew Seward's practice is concerned primarily with rendering delicate graphite drawings of foliage and flora from the land and sea.

Christopher Pease is an Australian artist of Indigenous and European heritage whose painting practice explores the relationship between these two cultures.

Adam Norton's artistic practice spans painting, installation and performance to explore science fiction themes and conspiracy theories.

Eric Bridgeman is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work encompasses photography, performance, video, & installation.