Studio Visit: Ash Holmes
Ash Holmes is a Sydney-based artist who draws on colour psychology and her environment, Guringai Land, for an everevolving source of inspiration in her abstract paintings. Often working large-scale canvases with acrylic paint, her gestural mark-making draws on the simplicity of nature.
Studio Visit: Julia Roche
Living and working near Mangoplah on Wiradjuri Country with her husband and 3 kids, Julia Roche’s work is a response to the landscape and weather surrounding her. Using a range of traditional painting materials and found objects, she explores tensions around how people experience their natural environment.
Studio Visit: Studio A
Studio A is Sydney-based social enterprise supporting artists with intellectual disability. Ensuring Australia’s cultural landscape includes diverse voices, Studio A provides professional development for artists, including a working studio space equipped with specialist materials and support staff. It also manages an annual exhibition program and facilitates weekly workshops provided by invited contemporary artists.
In Conversation With: Marisabel Gonzalez
Focussing on the psychological effect of colour, Marisabel Gonzalez creates visual narratives that give insight into the emotional aspect of human nature.
Introducing: Elle Ngo
Graduate artists on the cusp of great things.
Introducing: Adam Southgate
Graduate artists on the cusp of great things.
Introducing: Jess Hall
Graduate artists on the cusp of great things.
Introducing: Grace Murphy
Graduate artists on the cusp of great things.
Introducing: Emily Parker
Graduate artists on the cusp of great things.
Introducing: Jayanto Tan
Graduate artists on the cusp of great things.