Artists

Marilyn Schneider recently completed her Masters of Fine Arts (Research) in Sculpture and Installation. She also holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours First Class), both from the UNSW College of Art and Design.

Jarrod Van Der Ryken is a Brisbane based visual artist whose practice is concerned with ideas of unspoken thought and experience.

Simon Del Favero’s current photographic practice is focused on how contemporary space, rather than existing as a passive setting, emerges as an active theatre of objects, shadows and colour.

Amanda Williams is a Sydney based artist whose practice explores the history of photography and architectural modernism. Current work engages with the legacy of Le Corbusier, his architecture and his utopian methodology.

Kailana Sommer is a multidisciplinary artist based in Sydney, Australia. Her practice, both collaboratively and independent, is non-specific: chartering mediums, materials and outcomes as they find purchase on certain ideas.

Emily Parsons-Lord is a Sydney based cross disciplinary artist whose practice is informed by research and dialogue with materials and climate science.

Georgia Hutchison is a trans-disciplinary practitioner working within curating, education and design — with a parallel practice crossing photography and assemblage.

Dara Gill was born in 1986 in Sydney Australia where he currently lives and works. Gill holds a BCA in Visual Art & Design from the University of Wollongong, 2007 and a BA (Honors) in Fine Art (Sculpture) from the University of New South Wales, Art and Design, Sydney, 2009.

Elena Papanikolakis is a visual artist based in Sydney, Australia, whose practice operates within painting, collage, drawing and photography. She is interested in methods of reprocessing personal and found information in the search for new visual spaces, and searches for meaning and direction through interchanging processes.

Rosie Deacon (b. 1985) is a Sydney-based artist working in sculpture and installation. She engages with the spectacle of obsession and realms of the absurd.

Justin Shoulder is an interdisciplinary artist and events producer. His main body of work focuses on the creation of contemporary mythologies.

Peter Blamey is a Sydney-based artist. His practice is typically grass roots, establishing connections between disparate everyday technologies in order to produce performances, artworks and installations that question the underlying relationships between people, their technological artefacts and their environments.

Nicholas Aloisio-Shearer is a Sydney based artist working in performance, photography and digital processes. His practice is concerned with contemporary conditions of labour, play and time.

Patrick Cremin is a photographic artist and researcher currently based in Sydney, Australia. His practice employs photography alongside sculpture and drawing to explore contemporary representations of dread, paranoia and conflict.

A Sydney-based Aboriginal artist, writer and curator Nicole Foreshew, a member of the Wiradjuri nation, Central West NSW, Australia, works across a range of mediums, from photomedia to sculpture, film and video.

Kuba Dorabialski is an artist and writer originally from Wrocław, Poland. His work attempts to reconcile Modernism with mysticism, and radical leftist politics with the personal poetic.

Kynan Tan is an artist working with code and digital processes to investigate digital systems: their networks, translations and multisensory media. These works take the form of audio-visual performances and installations, text, sound recordings and 3D-printed sculptures.

Peter is a prolific painter, drawer, master mark maker and ceramicist & a much valued member of Studio A.

The Cosmic Centre is a collaborative project first envisioned by Danielle Clej and Michelle Eskola in 2009.

Mish Meijers is a cross-disciplinary artist who has a distinct solo practice as well as a collaborative practice with artist Tricky Walsh for The Collector Project.