Emma-Kate Wilson

Nadia Hernández is an emerging artist whose work draws on what she is most passionate about - the current political climate of her home country, Venezuela.

This year’s fair will become a place to experience art in experimental approaches, thanks to Performance Contemporary. Curated by Jeff Khan and Katie Winten from Performance Space, they share the artworks are surprising and intimate; with moments of tenderness to allow for contemplation. Khan adds, "some works – like Marcus Whale & Athena Thebus' Lucifer – are spectacular and arresting but come from a highly personal place." Yet, "other works, like Rainbow Chan's A Kingdom of Flowers For My Mot

As a celebration of a ten-year collaborative partnership, Koskela has launched the Ngayla collection with Bula'Bula Arts, Durrmu Arts, Milingimbi Art and Culture, Moa Arts, Ngarrindjeri Weavers, and Tjanpi Desert Weavers. The luminous collection will appear at the Roseberry store until 18th September before it travels to 'Tarnanthi' 2019 at the Art Gallery of South Australia as part of the iconic Aboriginal and Torres Straits Contemporary Art Festival.

Her body is at the centre of all her performances, but these jump between photo shoots, dances, and artworks with poetic movements, revealing tender stories of discovery. Hepi invites the audience to consider an exploration into cultural narratives of self, and how we present ourselves in society.