Hunter & Folk • 18th April 2021

Ash Keating — Duality at Linden New Art

Exploring colour and change in a post-lockdown Melbourne, Ash Keating invites audiences to experience texture in person at Linden New Art.

Domain Living • 16th April 2021

Barranca — Domain Living

Barranca, located in the picturesque Kangaroo Valley, a couple of hours south of Sydney, is centred on returning to nature for peaceful retreats.

- • 14th April 2021

Julie Nicholson — artist statement

Julie Nicholson — artist statement

Hunter & Folk • 13th April 2021

Living Outside by Sharon Mackay & Diana Snape

Living Outside is a book which captures the dreams of both garden enthusiast and modernist design lovers.

MutualArt.com • 9th April 2021

Keeping the Story Strong: Betty Kuntiwa Pumani

The APY artist continues her lineage of portraying the dazzling colors of her environment, maintaining that the ongoing tradition upholds her community.

Hunter & Folk • 8th April 2021

Mel Lumb

Featuring organic form and earthy colours, Mel Lumb’s ceramics appear to take shape as though they were unearthed from the ground.

Est Living | Interiors, Architecture, Designers & Products • 1st April 2021

Wahroonga House by Tom Mark Henry | Australian Interiors | est living

Built in 1959, Wahroonga House is a quintessential Australian Mid-century modern home brought to life by Tom Mark Henry‘s contemporary intervention.

Hunter & Folk • 31st March 2021

Charlie Bennell

Based in Sydney, Charlie Bennell’s artworks evoke a dream, of stairs that blend and walls that merge, all in bright, primary colours that complement and soothe.

Hunter & Folk • 30th March 2021

The Timeless Quality of JD Lee’s New 2021 Collection —

After six years of trading, JD Lee Furniture releases their latest collection inspired by traditional joinery and the art of the handmade.

Est Living | Interiors, Architecture, Designers & Products • 25th March 2021

Adam Kane Architects — Brunswick House for est Magazine Issue 40

In a return to simplicity, Adam Kane Architects redesigns a Californian bungalow in to a contemporary family home.

Apple Podcasts • 25th March 2021

‎Art W**k: Season 3 Episode 53 - Emma-Kate Wilson, Arts Writer on

"We had a really interesting chat with Emma-Kate Wilson about her journey into art writing through an Arts theory degree, writing art statements, and the importance for artists to be professionals."

Hunter & Folk • 25th March 2021

Gidon Bing

With a practice that ranges from architectural interiors to ceramic sculptures, Gidon Bing brings travel, heritage and art to his Auckland boatshed studio.

24th March 2021

Tony Albert's Reverse Ethnography of Aboriginalia

In his exhibition at Sullivan+Strumpf in Sydney, Conversations with Margaret Preston (18 March–10 April 2021), Tony Albert hacks into 20th-century Australian artist Margaret Preston's iconography with a reverse ethnography, using his personal collection of Aboriginalia.

Hunter & Folk • 22nd March 2021

Homewares for Calm Living: Saardé

Set out to create a brand that represents a return to nurturing the body and soul, Saardé celebrates simple and tranquil living.

Hunter & Folk • 14th March 2021

Rochelle Haley

Transforming Sydney’s Carriageworks and an inner-city laneway, EVER SUN by Rochelle Haley is an immersive artwork to connect its audience to the rising and setting of the sun.

Domain • 19th February 2021

'Mecca for unwinding': Relax at the architect-designed Soma retreat in Byron Bay

Nestled in the sweeping views, Soma Byron Bay is just far enough away from the centre of town to escape from the busy and settle into tranquillity.

Ash Holmes Art • 6th March 2021

'RECOLLECTION ECHO' by Ash Holmes — exhibition essay

Using her distinctive dreamy aesthetics, Northern Beaches artist, Ash Holmes presents her latest collection of works, 'Recollection Echo'.

MutualArt.com - The Web's Largest Art Information Service. • 6th March 2021

Furniture as Contemporary Art

Blurring the lines between fine art and design, diverse natural materials are used to create works that respond to a contemporary style of curation that seek both exploration and functionality.

Hunter & Folk • 6th March 2021

Conscious Drinking

Once socially unacceptable, cutting back on alcohol is now what the cool kids do — the new wave of non-alcoholic drinks might have something to do with it.

Hunter & Folk • 3rd March 2021

Art Month Sydney —

After a turbulent 2020, Art Month Sydney is back with an incredible line up from 4 to 28 March 2021.