Artists, Designers & Makers

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

As a highly skilled artisan with an academic background in design and psychology, Rose is particularly interested in the intersection between design and wellbeing

is a West Australian perfumery and skincare company

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.

specialise in books on contemporary culture, architecture, art and design that fall outside of the scope of the mainstream publishing industry in Australia.

has been a professional ceramic artist for over 15 years. She produces intricate and detailed porcelain pieces.

facilitates a diverse range of creative programs for the Ngaanyatjarra people of Warburton Community, WA.

In the past few years Jane has been painting a lot of still life, a genre that invites observation at many levels for both the artist and the viewer.

Formally trained as a visual artist, art teacher and art therapist, Joanna Brown has had a long and varied career in the arts. She currently works as a digital designer and illustrator.

Through the use of natural fibres such as sisal, jute and wool, Siân Boucherd creates meticulously hand crafted vessels and wearable pieces by way of a coiling basketry technique.

Kate Weedon-Jones' textile practice has spanned nearly 40 years. She specialises in dyeing, Shibori techniques, screen-printing, Batik, appliqué, piecing, stitch and weaving.

Helen Ansell is a regional Western Australian artist whose vibrant paintings capture the spirit of native Western Australian flora and fauna.

Penny Jewell is a textile artist living and working in Walpole. Botanical dyeing allows her to combine her lifelong love of both plants and textiles.

A day at the art centre often begins with a bush trip to collect leaves, roots, berries and firewood. The women sit together, often by the sea or Angurugu River and design each garment.

Kura Studio is a creative practice co-founded by Anika Kalotay and Serena Pangestu. Kura Studio believes that responsive design can turn day-to-day tasks into thoughtful moments.

Emma Buswell is a curator, artist, and designer based in Fremantle, Western Australia.