Tony Ameneiro
Tony Ameneiro studied art at the Alexander Mackie College of Advanced Education in Sydney from 1978 to 1981. He is an artist-printmaker, working within his [...]
Helene Athanasiadis
Helene has degrees in Fashion Design, Archaeology and Art History and since 2006 has worked professionally as a field archaeologist, heritage designer, technical archaeological photographer [...]
Anna Austin
Anna Austin is just one of a handful of mezzotint artists practicing in Australia. Her small prints are quiet and unassuming: cherries that float amongst [...]
Elizabeth Banfield
In my current practice I make fine line linocuts and artist books, predominantly printing and experimenting with Japanese tissue papers. I especially like the way [...]
Eolo Paul Bottaro
Eolo Paul Bottaro has a career that spans 20 years of creative practice. He operates within the genre of contemporary realism. Yet despite the finely [...]
Angela Cavalieri
Angela Cavalieri explores the art of writing in visual form. In her large-scale hand printed linocuts, literary, religious and historical narratives eventually manifest as image. [...]
Paul Compton
Wonder Cabinets The Wonder Cabinet is a precursor to the modern museum. Wealthy patrons would show their wealth and worldliness to guests in their homes [...]
Warren Cooke
Warren creates artwork about the landscapes in which he lives or has lived. Some feelings from distant memories drive Warren to re-visit places where he [...]
Danielle Creenaune
Our experience of landscape is spatial and the sensations we feel go beyond what is seen visually. My work explores the dialogue between how landscape [...]
Philip Davey
Painter, ceramicist, draughtsman and printmaker Philip Davey was born in England, arriving in Australia in 1949. His broad practice incorporates images of urban and natural [...]
David Fairbairn
The decision to work directly with a sitter is fundamental to my practice. For me, the traditional process of portraiture, the length of time spent [...]
Amanda Firenze
My Street I’ve lived in a lot of houses in my life – so many that I had lost count. My childhood family moved around [...]
Pauline Fraser
I am inspired by the natural world and my immediate surroundings. Marine life, animals, butterflies, birds, interiors of rooms, trees and places where I have [...]
David Frazer
David Frazer has held over 40 solo exhibitions in Australia, London and China. In 2007 he was the major prize winner of the 1st [...]
Christine M Gibson
Christine Marie Gibson (nee Clarke) was born in Melbourne, Australia in 1946 and has lived there all her life, although she has travelled extensively overseas. [...]
Carolyn Graham
I work from home with a press and a large serving spoon, I only use the press for large ares of colour, the rest [...]
Andrew Gunnell
Andrew Gunnell was born in 1974 in Melbourne. He studied at the University of Ballarat 1993-95, and then at RMIT University. From 1997-2013 he was [...]
Robert Hague
Plate Series Blue Claude (after McCubbin) 2015 Hand gilt 24ct, lithograph on cotton rag paper 70 x 70cm (paper) McCubbin's failed gold prospector (Down on [...]
Melinda Harper
The force of abstraction (Extract from the catalogue, Colour Sensation, The Works of Melinda Harper by Sue Cramer, Curator at Heide Museum of Modern Art) [...]
Carolyn Hawkins
Her work explores the domestic environment as a site of nostalgia, where objects and events from previous and present occupants Carolyn Hawkins is a print-based [...]
Ying Huang
Huang’s work continues to satirise popular culture and political history. This work finds inspiration from Rose O’Neill’s Kewpie Doll, a character who is “a sort [...]
Kate Hudson
Kate an Australian artist, with a background in textile design, makes richly patterned and decorative linocuts of native birds and flowers. She draws influence from [...]
Anita Iacovella
Anita Iacovella specialises in monotype and mix-media printmaking processes, to explore internal and external spaces within the environment and nature. Currently her works examine [...]
Kyoko Imazu
Kyoko Imazu is a Japanese artist based in Melbourne, Australia whose practice encompasses a range of mediums such as printmaking, puppetry and installation, bookbinding and [...]
Gary James, aka Spook
Puns are like shapes that give meaning and move the viewer through the world, giving the world sense, creating a connectivity to life and a conversation with [...]
Dominika Keller
Dominika Keller is a botanical artist and illustrator. She works and teaches from her studio in the Yarra Valley, where her home, garden and surrounds [...]
John Kelly
Painter, sculptor and printmaker John Kelly was born in Bristol, UK in 1965 and immigrated with his family to Australia in the same year. In [...]
Hyun Ju Kim
Biography My name is Hyun Ju Kim and born in South Korea. Yes, I'm Korean but my sprit spreads the entire world and I love [...]
Deborah Klein
Deborah Klein grew up in St. Kilda in Victoria. She lived and worked in London during much of the 1970s. Since 1987 she has held [...]
Hertha Kluge-Pott
(Excerpt from the Introduction in Hertha Kluge-Pott: Printmaker by Hilary Maddocks) ‘Hertha Kluge-Pott has been on of Australia’s foremost printmakers for more than half a [...]
Damon Kowarsky
Damon Kowarsky is a Melbourne-based artist working across drawing, printmaking and painting. He uses formal craftsmanship and precise art-making techniques to interrogate and interpret [...]
Anita Laurence
In recent years Anita Laurence’s richly coloured paintings and prints have become celebrated for the way they capture and reflect not only the landscapes of [...]
Michael Leunig
Michael Leunig is one of this country’s most celebrated artist-poets. In 1999 he was declared an Australian Living Treasure by the National Trust and [...]
Ellie Malin
Ellie Malin is a print media artist based in Melbourne. Working predominantly in relief woodblock printing and experimenting in other print based mediums. She completed [...]
Brett Mallon
Societies get interested in things that they are missing. We live in a world that demands enormous self-discipline and maturity. We’re surrounded by precision technology [...]
Marion Manifold
Marie Antoinette through the Notebook Printmaker Marion Manifold’s work is focused on female identity and body imaging. Marion has held a life-long fear and fascination [...]
Soula Mantalvanos
Soula has a huge love for drawing. The process of printmaking formalises drawing results for Soula and although she needs much help, she finds the [...]
Emmy Mavroidis
Sculpting the human figure in bronze is steeped in tradition..but I am drawn to the example of the French sculptor August Rodin who over a [...]