Our artists

Amanda Louden has been working with hot glass since completing her degree in 1983. Whilst her main focus is in the decoration, Amanda continues to blow and form her own glass. She hires a hot glass studio for a few...

One half of Blue Lawn Designs, Chris McDonald attended the Melbourne College of Printing and Graphic Arts, completing a five-year apprenticeship in Screen Printing and Stencil Preparation. During the early 1970s he was apprenticed to Alf Evans of A Charles...

Convict has created a range of unique handbags with Australia at its’ heart. Convict handbags are not only stop, look and ‘where did you get that’ pieces, they are beautifully designed and made in Australia, and tell a great Australian...

Keith Terry is a retired Radiation Physicist who now spends his time travelling, playing golf, ballroom dancing and weaving. He lives in Shelley, a southern suburb of Perth, Western Australia. He became involved in weaving when his Japanes partner, who...

The descendant of Samurai lords, Keiko Uno doesn’t need to look far to find reminders of her ancestors. The family’s castle ruins and UNESCO Heritage Listed shrine built around 90BC can still be found in Japan. However, the most telling...

Tamara Dixon’s inspiration comes from combining her European and African backgrounds. Her designs have shifted away from the emphasis of wealth and status that traditional jewellery offers, to an exploration of the simplicity of forms. In her design work, this...

Australian artist Delma White considers herself a contemporary botanic artist. Traditionally, botanical art is executed in watercolour or graphite, actual size with a plain background. Contrary to tradition she paints in oils, on canvas, in full saturated colour. The plant...

Claire Townsend completed most of her training at Curtin University, with a BA (art), Post Grad Dip (jewellery production) and MA (art). She has been teaching at Curtin for many years, and exhibits her own work nationally. Claire’s own practice...