Hunter & Folk • 11th August 2022

Danielle Brustman

Blending her design practice with art making, Melbourne-based Danielle Brustman captures the fun aesthetics of the 1960s and 70s.

Hunter & Folk • 7th August 2022

Creative Parents — Mr and Mrs White

A creative couple in business and life, Nathan and Sasha White’s journey in handcrafted timber furniture goes hand-in-hand with the home they built, raising their three children.

Hunter & Folk • 4th August 2022

Jacky Winter Waters

Buried deep in the landscape with views overlooking bush and ocean, Jacky Winter Waters is the perfect creative escape.

Hunter & Folk • 30th July 2022

Bundanon — Kerstin Thompson Architects — Hunter & Folk

Overlooking the Shoalhaven River on the NSW South Coast, Kerstin Thompson Architects hero the landscape for the new Bundanon Art Museum.

Hunter & Folk • 26th July 2022

Sydney Contemporary Art Fair 2022

After a covid-induced two-year hiatus, Sydney Contemporary is back — filled with new features and unseen artworks, the product of years of making.

Hunter & Folk • 23rd July 2022

Claire Ellis Ceramics

Blending the organic materiality of clay with recycled plastic and glass, Claire Ellis Ceramics centres on sustainability, offering second life to her materials.

Hunter & Folk • 19th July 2022

Site Unseen

Site Unseen unites iconic Australian and international architectural photographers at Melbourne’s Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP), exploring the emotional connection to the built environment.

Hunter & Folk • 5th July 2022

231 Napier Street by Edition Office for Milieu

Edition Office employs their restraint material palette and connection to place for the eleven apartments at 231 Napier Street for Milieu.

Hunter & Folk • 28th June 2022

Aje x Chanel Tobler — Provenance — Hunter & Folk

Evocative of the glamorous South of France, Aje x Chanel Tobler's latest collection, Provenance, invites the art of La Colombe d’Or to contemporary styles, creating clothing which are works of art.

Hunter & Folk • 19th June 2022

Courtney Berry — Hunter & Folk

Artist and designer Courtney Berry of Le Court Studio merges a design career with an art practice, letting the two inspire one another.

Hunter & Folk • 5th June 2022

National Indigenous Art Fair 2022

From 2—3 July, Sydney’s Circular Quay is activated by the National Indigenous Art Fair — featuring art from across the country, First Nations performances, bush food cooking demonstrations, and a collaborative weaving project.

Hunter & Folk • 25th May 2022

Oomblikke by Lené Ehlers

South African artist Lené Ehlers’ latest exhibition, Oomblikke, is inspired by suzanis — embroidered Uzbek textiles full of colour and intricate pattern.

Hunter & Folk • 12th May 2022

Lanka Food by O Tama Carey

Contained in a shimmering gold cover, Lanka Food by chef O Tama Carey hints at the magic within its abundant pages.

Hunter & Folk • 8th May 2022

Sara Ödman — Hunter & Folk

Swedish-born artist Sara Ödman grew up in a creative family — today based in Lyon, France, she channels this into her expressive abstract paintings.

Hunter & Folk • 2nd May 2022

Creative Parents — Ella Reweti

In their house by the creek, ceramist Ella Reweti lives with her partner and two-and-a-half-year-old son, where she launched her design practice in the garden between nap time and daycare.

Hunter & Folk • 19th April 2022

Jasmine Mansbridge

Conjuring mystic, surrealist worlds that play with geometry and architecture, Jasmine Mansbridge’s colourful artworks are a blend of storytelling and escapism.

Hunter & Folk • 29th March 2022

Creative Parents — Kim Kneipp

Melbourne-based interior designer Kim Kneipp muses on her career while being a mother and how the two are intrinsically linked for our latest Creative Parents profile.

Hunter & Folk • 20th March 2022

Creative Parents — Hannah Lange

Next up in our Creative Parents series, we speak to Wiradjuri artist and mother of two Hannah Lange, who first began painting during 2020’s covid lockdowns.

Hunter & Folk • 8th March 2022

Creative Parents — Emma Coulter

First up in our Creative Parents series is contemporary artist Emma Coulter, who lives with her partner, two children, and dog Brutus while running a successful art practice that transforms the built environment into multichromatic sculptural expressions, of colour and shape.

Hunter & Folk • 10th February 2022

Lores by Bec Smith & Charlotte Swinden — Hunter & Folk

Melbourne-based artists Bec Smith and Charlotte Swinden's collaboration unfolded through the city’s harsh lockdowns. Now in 2022, the collection of works created purposefully for the exhibition pose a reflection on this challenging time and how creativity — despite the odds — thrived.