Hunter & Folk • 29th September 2022

Creative Parents — Julia Busuttil Nishimura

Julia Busuttil Nishimura is a name well-loved in kitchens across the world for her delicious recipes. For our Creative Parents series, we step into her home to find out more about balancing family life and an inspiring career.

Hunter & Folk • 28th September 2022

Clinton Hill Apartment by Masterson Architecture & Interiors

With only 650-square-foot to work with, Brett Masterson of Masterson Architecture & Interiors transforms a one-bedroom apartment in NYC’s Clinton Hill into a light-filled two-bedroom home for a mother and daughter.

Hunter & Folk • 28th September 2022

Surf Life by Gill Hutchinson & Willem-Dirk du Toit

Filled with narratives across Australia's far-reaching coastline, Surf Life connects inspiring stories of women surfers with a life filled with creativity.

OTOMYS • 19th September 2022

Emma Itzstein 'I carry your landscape with mine' — exhibition essay

'I carry your landscapes with mine' investigates theories that explore a collective and singular experience through painting, a shared perception through art history. The artworks narrate a point in life that is still and solitary; however, this point is the beginning of a new venture.

Ash Holmes Art • 19th September 2022

ASH HOLMES 'Shadow Silhouette' — exhibition esay

"In her first solo exhibition in Naarm / Melbourne, 'Shadow Silhouette' Ash Holmes' latest body of work will be showcased in the natural light drenched walls of At The Above gallery. The concept that beauty lies within the shadows both figuratively and literally."

Hunter & Folk • 14th September 2022

Winery Guide

From the cool-climate wineries in South Australia's Adelaide Hills, Victoria's Yarra Valley and Mornington Peninsula and Tassie's Freycinet, we looked at five examples where the architecture offers a novel experience to enjoy the vino.

Est Living | Interiors, Architecture, Designers & Products • 13th September 2022

Exploring Art and Interiors with Alexandra Donohoe Church

In this conversation with Alexandra Donohoe Church, we explore the interplay between interior design and art, uncovering how the two are linked through a shared understanding of colour, space, and form.

Hunter & Folk • 11th September 2022

Sydney Design Week 2022

Sydney Design Week launches 15-22 September 2022 at the Powerhouse in partnership with Ace Hotel Sydney and Western Sydney University — bringing together designers across the country. We spoke to three key players ahead of the Sydney Design Week 2022 festivities, Creative Director Stephen Todd, Powerhouse First Nations director Emily McDaniel, and Sydney gallerist Sally Dan Cuthbert.

Hunter & Folk • 10th September 2022

Creative Parents — Jessie French

Constructing futurist designs out of algae, Melbourne-based designer Jessie French plays with science and art for installations, tableware, and alternatives to plastic. With experimentation at the forefront of her practice, Jessie recently added motherhood to her list of ‘jobs’ — blending with designer, artist, and scientist.

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

Art at Home | Contemporary Portraiture

On the edge of abstract and back to realism, this Art at Home edit looks at eight artists’ take on contemporary portraiture.

Hunter & Folk • 6th September 2022

Creative Parents — Tom Adair

In our latest piece on Creative Parents, Melbourne-based artist Tom Adair shares how he balances a successful (and very busy!) art practice and a newborn baby.

Hunter & Folk • 30th August 2022

Contemporary Australian Architects Speaker Series

First launched 35 years ago, the Contemporary Australian Architects Speaker Series at Canberra's National Gallery of Australia brings together local and countrywide architects to discuss socially engaging and eco-conscious architecture.

Hunter & Folk • 29th August 2022

Dreaming the Land by Dr Marie Geissler

Dreaming the Land: Aboriginal Art from Remote Australia by Dr Marie Geissler curates some of Australia’s most dynamic contemporary artists — capturing the energy alive in the landscape while uncovering history.

Hunter & Folk • 28th August 2022

Cali Micro Apartment by Ash Dipert & and Jeran McConnel

Brother and sister duo Ash Dipert and Jeran McConnel use their creative backgrounds for a colourful tiny home inspired by their childhood in Papua New Guinea.

Hunter & Folk • 14th August 2022

River House by Furminger

Centred around the garden in a palette of concrete and brick, River House by Furminger embraces practical family living with sleek aesthetics.

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.

Art Almanac • 3rd August 2022

In the studio: Julia Gutman

Sydney-based artist Julia Gutman revels in contradiction for her larger-than-life textile artworks. They are soft works in materiality, yet as Gutman “stabs” the textiles with her large needle, she enjoys the metaphorical “harshness” that rejects traditional polite and feminine embroidery notions. In her exhibition Muses at Sullivan+Strumpf in Sydney (28 July – 13 August 2022), Gutman turns on the male gaze in art history, reclaiming female bodies as she casts her friends posing in the studio, utilising clothing worn and donated by friends and family.

Est Living | Interiors, Architecture, Designers & Products • 2nd August 2022

Art at Home | Colour: In Sculpture

This Art at Home edit brings together eight artists who explore colour in 3D form. Engaging a multitude of tones in plastic, dry pigment, perspex, silicone and birch plywood materials, these artists reflect on colour in sculpture — drawing on our shared experiences through materiality and form