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.

Est Living | Interiors, Architecture, Designers & Products • 5th May 2022

Art at Home | Art and Architecture

Art and architecture often inspire one another, leaving traces of influence in line, form, light and shadow.

Anna Tork Studio • 3rd May 2022

About — Anna Tork Studio

New York artist Anna Tork lives by the water in Williamsburg, which she turns to for daily inspiration in her abstract art practice. Originally from Russia, the artist moved to New York as a five-year-old and has lived here ever since.

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.

Est Living | Interiors, Architecture, Designers & Products • 11th April 2022

Art at Home | Minimalism: On the Canvas

In this Art at Home edit, we take a closer look at Minimalism in art, this time on the canvas. From neutral whites to expressive colour, simple linework to all-over texture, each artist puts their own spin on this popular style that offers tranquillity and resolution to modern interiors.

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.

HAKE • 27th March 2022

HAKE House of Art - Company We Keep

"The debut exhibition from Sydney’s Northern Beaches newest art gallery, HAKE House of Art, brings together sixteen artists from across the country. Company We Keep reflects on times like these, of separations, and how art can unite viewers and artists alike."

Est Living | Interiors, Architecture, Designers & Products • 22nd March 2022

Art at Home | Minimalism: In Sculpture

Pushing the boundaries of contemporary art, Minimalism: In Sculpture tests the limits of what can be done with metal, clay, and plastic.

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.

Art Almanac • 8th July 2021

Stanislava Pinchuk: The Wine Dark Sea

Stanislava Pinchuk's artwork, The Wine Dark Sea, comprises of twenty-four pieces of marble – some the size of plinths, others brick size – conceptualise two stories told in tandem. The works are modular and stackable, each engraved by grave makers telling the narratives of Homer’s Odyssey and the Nauru cables.

HOUSE OF ART • 14th March 2022

About — HOUSE OF ART

"Welcome to HAKE, the House Of Art. HAKE House of Art is a new gallery space located in Dee Why in Sydney's Northern Beaches on Guringai Land. A multidisciplinary creative space, Hake is a place where art comes to life and is breathed into our community. Founded in 2022 by Ash Holmes and Jake Elliott, the gallery becomes a site to foster creativity, comprising of regular art exhibitions from both emerged and emerging artists and the invitation of independent projects."

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.

Est Living | Interiors, Architecture, Designers & Products • 7th March 2022

Art at Home | Still Life

Continually seen as a style throughout art history, Still Life reigns as a popular concept in contemporary art — using everyday objects to connect art to life. For this Art at Home edit, we look at the practices of nine artists who draw on elements of the world around them — from traditional floral arrangements and fruit to teacups and empty bear bottles.

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.

Art Almanac • 8th February 2022

Destiny Disrupted

Melbourne/Naarm-based curator, writer and scholar Nur Shkembi was invited by Talia Smith, curator at Granville Centre Art Gallery in Sydney, to present an exhibition inviting consideration from an art audience and the broader community in Western Sydney. The result is Destiny Disrupted, featuring the works of Australian-based Muslim artists: Abdul Abdullah, Abdul-Rahman Abdullah, Hoda Afshar, Safdar Ahmed, Elyas Alavi, Khadim Ali, Khaled Sabsabi, Omar J Sakr, Shireen Taweel, and Hossein and Nassiem Valamanesh, and Phillip George.

Art Basel • 15th January 2022

First Nations artists are breathing new life into Australia and New Zealand’s art scenes – and helping reassess the countries’ colonial past

From Brisbane to Auckland, a radical reappraisal is under way, writes Emma-Kate Wilson

Journo Portfolio • 6th December 2021

Michael Reid Gallery

Articles for Michael Reid Gallery.

Est Living • 29th November 2021

Art at Home | Poetic Abstraction

Poetic Abstraction explores the materiality of paint, surface, and gesture through soft hues and expressive mark-making. In our latest Art at Home feature, we take a closer look at the practice of eight artists who bring their translations of thoughts, emotions, and the world to the canvas.