Hunter & Folk • 22nd November 2020 Harry House by Archier In suburban Melbourne, a weatherboard home is transformed into a modernist vision blending Japanese design and an Australian embrace of outdoor spaces.
Hunter & Folk • 20th November 2020 Guest Club Removing the stuffy stigma attached to the commercial art world, is Guest Club the future of art collecting?
Hunter & Folk • 20th November 2020 To Asia, With Love by Hetty McKinnon Finding home in food, To Asia, With Love by Hetty McKinnon is more than just a book on cooking—it’s a venture into discovering identity.
20th November 2020 Ember Fairbairn 'Thin Skins' — exhibition catalogue essay Thin Skins by Ember Fairbairn explores the yearning of belonging in nature and how relationships with place play out in the time of covid. As the artist describes, the veils or skins are thin, but they have not yet shed. View the collection:...
Design Anthology • 16th November 2020 Architectural Abstractions - Design Anthology Architects Dayne Trower and Simona Falvo’s models can be read as abstract works of art independent from the projects they represent
Art Almanac • 16th November 2020 Amanda Tye: A Coastline and Between In dreamy whimsical tones, evocative of the landscape as seen through a slumber’s daze, 'A Coastline and Between' by Amanda Tye captures Sydney’s snaking water’s edge in acrylic and oil on canvas.
Art Almanac • 16th November 2020 She Will Be Born - If We Work For Her At the start of 2020, in pre-COVID times, when Northern Beaches artist Susie Dureau found out her friend and actor Anita Hegh was starring in Virginia Woolf’s, A Room of One’s Own she knew this was her excuse to paint her finally.
MutualArt.com • 15th November 2020 DESIGN Canberra The Australian design festival has gone to great lengths to accommodate online viewers so they can participate in a variety of activities, celebrating the vast forms of art and design created under the theme of Care.
Vault • 12th November 2020 VAULT_Issue 32 Margins Ursula Chandler Profile on Ursula Chandler Architects for Vault Magazine
5th November 2020 Redressing Gender Imbalances at National Gallery of Australia The Know My Name initiative at the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) wants to reframe the story of Australian art by adding to this history the voices of brilliant and creative women, too long unrecognised, and who continue to be under-represented...
Artist Profile • 4th November 2020 Chris Langlois Chris Langlois has been painting dreamy, abstract landscapes for almost thirty years. His canvases reveal the magic of a horizon as the colours and light change, almost acting as a live artwork themselves. His show at Olsen Gallery, ‘Littoral Zone’,...
Hunter & Folk • 1st November 2020 Women in Design at The Design Files + Laminex Design Awards 2020 — The Design Files + Laminex Design Awards is full of innovative women designers—we got to speak to a few of them to find out what makes Australian design so inspirational.
30th October 2020 Julian Meagher Painter Julian Meagher is seeking Calm with his new exhibition ‘sleepwalking’ at Edwina Corlette Gallery, Brisbane, in October.
30th October 2020 AP51_141 Jo Davenport Wandering through the landscape, in a summer that began with bushfires and ended with Coronavirus lockdown, Albury-based artist Jo Davenport evokes emotion in her audience.
Hunter & Folk • 27th October 2020 Let Nature See Within | Ash Holmes — Ash Holmes’ new collection reflects on our ability to see nature as an extension of ourselves.
Hunter & Folk • 25th October 2020 The Design Files + Laminex Design Awards 2020 | Residential Architecture & Interior Design — The Design Files + Laminex Design Awards for 2020 are almost amongst us—we speak to TDF editor Lucy Feagins about celebrating Australian design.
MutualArt.com • 23rd October 2020 Lindy Lee’s Moon in a Dew Drop The Australian artist of Chinese descent meditates on identity, family, spirituality and belonging, on the ‘I’ and the universe. A retrospective at the MCA, Sydney looks at her oeuvre.
Domain • 8th October 2020 Wallis Lake House: An architecturally-designed home celebrating materiality and our natural landscape Wallis Lake House is not your usual beach shack, although its location overlooking the Booti Booti National Park, the lake from which it gets its name and its proximity to nearby famous surf breaks at Blueys, Boomerang and Seven Mile beaches would be...
A Rich Life • 13th October 2020 The churchie emerging art prize – until 19 December For emerging art prize ‘the churchie’ at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, 13 finalists were invited to consider ‘failure’ as a theme selected by Sydney-based curator Talia Smith.
6th October 2020 Catalogue Release 'LET NATURE SEE WITHIN' — Ash Holmes Sydney-based artist, Ash Holmes muses on an idea inspired by Mark Rothko for her new body of work, Let Nature See Within. Considering Rothko’s philosophy of ‘not seeing out into the world, but seeing within’, the artist draws on mother nature,...
