Felicity Gordon is a contemporary visual artist with a passion for community engagement, collaboration and permaculture. Felicity’s work considers systems of decay and renewal, our relationship with the natural world and sustainability.
Discover Art of Eddy Sara. Digital painting, acrylic on board, ink on paper, sculpture, zines/comic books
Betty Nicholson is an exhibiting artist working from her home studio in Viewbank.
Felicity Gordon is a contemporary visual artist with a passion for community engagement, collaboration and permaculture. Felicity’s work considers systems of decay and renewal, our relationship with the natural world and sustainability.
Lene Kuhl Jakobsen Ceramics 15 Daphne Crescent, Bellfield Community Hub Pop Up Studios (Zone 3)Bellfield Community Hub Pop-up Studio 15 Daphne Cresent, Bellfield [modula...
Claire Needham Traditional and Experimental Mediums Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub Group Studio 275 Upper Heidelberg Rd, IvanhoeIvanhoe Library and Cultural Hub group studios,...
Nadine has a passion for wildlife art with a particular affinity for birds. Watercolour performs beautifully to capture the movement and freedom of the subjects she paints.
American-born artist Michael Mark completed the light filled mud brick studio he shares with fellow artist Penelope Aitken in 2019.
Kobie Swart’s background as an illustrator of children’s picture books, is evident in her larger paintings.
Katherine Chouliaras Lewis is a Melbourne born, local artist. Her practice is mainly in abstract painting and contemporary art and also paints traditional, landscapes and seascapes using a variety of painting mediums and techniques.
Anthony Williams has been investigating in an ongoing manner, the relationship between nature, mechanisms within nature and of an internal structure of an amalgamation of the two, through drawing, painting, video, sculpture and photography.
Penelope Aitken Painting, installation www.penelopeaitken.comMontmorency (zone 1)Penelope Aitken makes paintings and installations about relationships between...
The artists and makers at Textile Art Community Art Space (TACAS) create their artworks using household and industrial waste as well as natural materials. They reclaim and recycle discarded textiles and found objects, and invite the wider community to share in art projects and events.
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