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How art is taking on climate change: An interview with photographer Lisa Michele Burns

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We can all enjoy and appreciate beautiful photography. But when a photograph has true meaning and intention behind it, that really gets our attention....
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Calling all artists, Bluethumb’s 2020 Art Prize is here!

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Are you an artist looking to gain more exposure, cred or cash to take your career to the next level? Pay attention: Bluethumb’s 2020...
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Creating family heirlooms: Handcrafted Australian made products by Atley.co

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If there's one thing the events of 2020 has taught us, it's the importance of supporting local businesses and one small business we're excited...
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Merging photography and nature to create unique layered artworks by Paper and Flower

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We love it when artists have their own style and who do things a little differently. It makes them truly unique and stand out...
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Cheery and playful designs from Soleil Studios

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After a recent scroll through Etsy (is anyone else as addicted as we are?!) we stumbled across the playful designs from Soleil Studios. A...
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Emilio Frank Design, modernist art for the home

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We adore discovering new artists here at Style Curator. But we equally love checking back with artists and makers we've previously featured to see...
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The organic strokes and geometric shapes from abstract artist, Prudence DeMarchi

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It's not often you can say beautiful things happen in the laundry. But this is exactly where abstract artist, Prudence DeMarchi makes all her...
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An interview with the digital illustrator artist behind Emma Make Studio

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One of our all time fave places to discover new talents, is on Etsy. There's an endless supply of incredible artists to uncover and...
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