Artists

Mitchell Davis (b. 1995) is an emerging Australian artist living and working between Sydney and the Southern Highlands. He completed a Master of Fine Arts (Sculpture) at the National Art School in 2024.

David Horton born in 1973 in Sydney, developed an early interest in Visual arts. After completing a trade he pursued a Fine Arts degree majoring in sculpture and later earned a Masters degree in the same field from the National Art School.

Martin John Oldfield born 1977 in the south of Sydney. He holds multiple certificates in Heavy Equipment, Heavy Vehicle, and numerous post-trade courses. After first enrolling in 1995 he returned to the National Art School to complete a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Sculpture) in 2022 and Master of Fine Arts (Sculpture) in 2024.

Sue Jo Wright is a Deaf multidisciplinary artist based on Dharug and Bidjigal Country. Working across textiles, photography, and video storytelling, her practice places Auslan (Australian Sign Language) at its centre—offering a vivid and personal lens into the Deaf experience.

Belinda Yee draws across media. Her text-works, poetry and sculpture are forms of drawing, ways of holding presence through the trace of lines.

Jingwei is a Chinese-born, Australian-based interdisciplinary artist whose practice spans installation, performance, drawing, sculpture and video art.

Fergus Berney-Gibson is a artist and writer based on Gadigal land whose practice explores fraternal historiography through a queer lens.

Emily Greenwood is a mixed-Tongan, multidisciplinary artist and underground writer living on Dharug land.

Naoise Halloran-Mackay (b. 1997) lives and works in Naarm/Melbourne. His practice navigates the intersections of nature, the domestic, and the mystical.

Wirrin is a proud Ngarigo and Dharawal woman from La Perouse, and comes from a long line of artists who have helped spark her interest for compelling artworks.

Dana Albattrawi is a Palestinian-Australian visual artist and graphic designer based in Sydney.

Nebbi Boii is a First Nations artist from Australia, a descendant of the Wiradjuri people from Snake Rock, Peak Hill and European Finnish.

Alexandra Tálamo is a contemporary artist and academic, holding a PhD in Creative Practice from UNSW Sydney (2023).

Kiera Brew Kurec is an artist and researcher living and working on Gadigal land (Sydney Australia).

Joseph’s artistic practice connects the latent political and technological dimensions of textiles through carpet-based installation.

Son is an Australian Hong Kong artist and arts worker based in unceded Gadigal land.

Jack Hodges is a multimedia artist based on Gumbaynggirr Country in Nambucca Heads, NSW, working across painting, sculpture, video, installation and public engagement.

Seren Wagstaff is a Meanjin based visual artist who pursues public facing collaborations that test geographic and social themes.

Tiana Jefferies is a spatial artist working predominantly in sculpture and installation. Her practice is driven by the entangled relationships between people, architecture and climate.

Abbra Kotlarczyk (born Mullumbimby, Arakwal Country | based Naarm/Melbourne, socalled Australia) maintains a research-based practice that is articulated through modes of conceptual art making and writing of criticism, poetry and prose.