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There’s something so peaceful and nostalgic about Marjorie Kay’s work - gentle moments, quiet places and the beauty foun...
13/10/2026

There’s something so peaceful and nostalgic about Marjorie Kay’s work - gentle moments, quiet places and the beauty found in everyday scenes.

Inspired by nature, wildlife and the world around her, Marjorie paints with a softness that invites you to slow down and simply sit with the moment.

Artist Credit: Marjorie Kay


The detail in Sonja Bowden’s work is extraordinary. From the shine of a coat to the softness around the eyes, each piece...
11/10/2026

The detail in Sonja Bowden’s work is extraordinary. From the shine of a coat to the softness around the eyes, each piece reflects hours of observation, study and deep connection to her subject.

Her work reminds us of the power, grace and individuality of every animal she paints.

Artist Credit: Sonja Bowden

Capturing the transparency and reflection of glass is notoriously difficult, requiring a careful understanding of light,...
08/10/2026

Capturing the transparency and reflection of glass is notoriously difficult, requiring a careful understanding of light, colour and shadow - something Janelle Menzies has handled beautifully here.

Artist: Janelle Menzies


“My works are diverse but are all linked through the joy they ooze and the use of bright colour and distinct mark making...
06/10/2026

“My works are diverse but are all linked through the joy they ooze and the use of bright colour and distinct mark making.” - Natalie Will

Artist Credit: Natalie Willdoes.life

Unframed pastel on 2 x Masonite boards, needs framing. $750Janie MillerHamilton Island Diptych
05/10/2026

Unframed pastel on 2 x Masonite boards, needs framing. $750

Janie Miller

Hamilton Island Diptych

There’s such energy and movement in this work by Maria Sakellariadis.Using vibrant colour and intricate patterning, Mari...
01/10/2026

There’s such energy and movement in this work by Maria Sakellariadis.

Using vibrant colour and intricate patterning, Maria creates pieces that feel playful, expressive and completely immersive - each one revealing something new the longer you look.

Artist Credit: Maria Sakellariadis


Emerging slowly from darkness, this spectral form by Kath O’Donnell feels almost otherworldly. Thousands of tiny points ...
29/09/2026

Emerging slowly from darkness, this spectral form by Kath O’Donnell feels almost otherworldly. Thousands of tiny points combine to create a presence that appears both human and unfamiliar - exploring ideas of speculative evolution, decentralised systems and future ecologies.

Kath’s work invites viewers to sit within uncertainty and imagine what may exist beyond the world we currently know.
Artist Credit: Kath O’Donnell


Soft, atmospheric and contemplative, Roxanne Lillis’ paintings often sit in the space between landscape and emotion. Her...
27/09/2026

Soft, atmospheric and contemplative, Roxanne Lillis’ paintings often sit in the space between landscape and emotion. Her work invites viewers to slow down and interpret the forms for themselves - traces of memory, recovery and shifting terrain lingering beneath each delicate layer of paint.

Artist: Roxanne Lillis
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There is a quiet stillness within Karen Alexander’s ceramic works. Soft marbled surfaces, organic forms and earthy textu...
27/09/2026

There is a quiet stillness within Karen Alexander’s ceramic works. Soft marbled surfaces, organic forms and earthy textures create pieces that feel as though they have emerged directly from the landscape itself.

Karen’s Southern Highlands studio practice is deeply connected to nature, materiality and the human hand - each vessel carrying subtle movement, balance and individuality.

Artist Credit: Karen Alexander


Pop-Up Project member Bethany Herford explores identity, emotion and connection through her portrait work.There’s a soft...
24/09/2026

Pop-Up Project member Bethany Herford explores identity, emotion and connection through her portrait work.

There’s a softness and strength in her pieces - a reminder that art doesn’t have to be loud to be powerful. ✨

Artist Credit: Bethany Herford


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