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Modern storytelling: Indigenous artist Leah Cummins

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Proud Mayi woman, Leah Cummins of Bunya Design tells stories of her country and people through her art. It's incredible to think that she...
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Artist chat: Beyond the colourful layers of abstract painter Chris de Hoog

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When the weather is dreary outside, we crave a bit of brightness and colour. Enter, Chris de Hoog. This artist's bold and colourful abstract...
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Delicate, handcrafted masterpieces from glass artist, Amanda Dziedzic

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Today we have the pleasure of chatting with Amanda Dziedzic, an insanely talented glass blower artist and designer from Melbourne. She's the first to...
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In full bloom: Escape to a floral wonderland with art by Sam Matthews

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Art can be a form of escapism. And today, prepare to be transported to a field of a thousand colourful blooms as we take...
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Paxxy & Flora: Handcrafted ceramics bringing joy to the every day

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Today we had the pleasure of chatting with Cas Thompson, the talented artist and maker behind Paxxy & Flora. Not only did we fall...
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Ethical, Australian made textiles from The Tartan Space

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Every artist has a story. It's what makes their work so special and unique. And today's artist has quite the story to tell. Teneille...
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7 creative women to inspire you this International Women’s Day

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In March, we celebrate International Women's Day — a day that's all about creating a better, more inclusive, gender equal world. And to celebrate,...
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An interview with artist Lilli Waters: Photography art that’s so much more than 50 Shades

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Lilli Waters is a photography artist whose works are filled with intrigue and mystery. Lilli's latest project ORPHEUS, is an immersive experience which combines...
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