Artists, Designers & Makers

The School of Life is a global organisation devoted to teaching you how to lead a more fulfilled life.

Nagula Jarndu (Saltwater Woman) is a Not for Profit incorporated body with a membership of 120 Indigenous women and is governed by 7 Yawuru women Directors

Ron Bradfield is a Bard storyteller and visual artist whose works in Undertow explore his two saltwater belongings.

Sāmoan/Australian artist Angela Tiatia makes works that speak to Pacific identity, the impact of colonialism and the climate emergency.

Garry Sibosado is an artist, designer, and jeweller of the Bard people of the west Kimberley.

Chiluba Young is a Boorloo-based photographer whose works feature in Undertow.

Badimia and Yued artist Amanda Bell explores themes of language, history and colonialism in Undertow.

Shanice Keeru Mwathi is a photographer whose works feature in Undertow.

Sonja and Elisa Jane Carmichael make works about their Quandamooka culture and Country.

Sam Bloor is a Walyalup-based artist whose works in Undertow explore the coastline as site of asylum, interrogating nationalism and systemic racism as embodied within Australian Policy.

Founded on a belief in the enduring value of useful, beautiful, finely crafted things, Many Peaks Assembly creates considered and meaningful work, playfully imagined, and masterfully produced.

Bridget is a printmaker living in country Victoria, Australia with her musician husband, two sons and lots of chickens.

Hunter Gatherer Apothecary is an all natural vegan botanical perfumery and skincare company located in Perth WA.

Veritas is an award winning botanic artist living in Australia’s famous Margaret River region.

Juluwarlu is an Aboriginal organisation based in Roebourne that is dedicated to preserving, recording and promoting the culture of the Yindjibarndi people

One of Twelve is an Australian organisation that showcases the work of emerging and established artists from the Asia Pacific region. They are dedicated to celebrating and contributing to the art sector of this region through the production of high quality, silk garments that depict collaborating artists work.

Books at Manic specialise in books on contemporary culture, architecture, art and design. They strive to make available books that fall outside of the scope of the mainstream publishing industry in Australia.

Fleur Schell has been a professional ceramic artist for over 15 years. With her children Heidi and Harry as consistent muses, she produces intricate and detailed porcelain pieces as canvas for the adventures of this mischievous duo.