Makers

Dr Wuthigrai Siriphon is an award-winning weaver, designer and a researcher based in Thailand. His works explore ways to rethink and revitalise traditional crafts while balancing between the integrity of the tradition and the exploratory approach to the practice.

Petersen studied at Central Saint Martin’s College of Art in London. She formed part of the Thami Mnyele Residency Programme in Amsterdam, The Netherlands and the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art’s AfricAsia Symposium in 2019; the Zeitz MOCAA’s Atelier Residency program in 2021 and will be a resident at both the 32 BIS Art Foundation in Tunis, Tunisia and the Irma Stern Museum in Cape Town, South Africa in 2022.

Susie creates embroidered animations, automata and textile pieces inspired by the projects she works with. Her work has been exhibited in London, Birmingham, Sweden, USA, Norway, Wales, Perth, Mumbai, Melbourne and rural Western Australia.

Ishan Khosla is a South Asian visual artist, designer and educator. Ishan’s work as an artist is influenced by the incessant images he captures on the streets of India. These become a repository that helps him distil his observations, thoughts and ideas into artworks.

Darrell Sibosado is a Bard man from Lombadina situated on the Dampier Peninsula of the Kimberley coast, Western Australia. In his practice, Darrell presents both traditional and derivative contemporary designs. The inspiration for Darrell’s work is taken from the traditional pearl shell carving of the Bard people. Darrell also continues the traditional practice of mother of pearl etching and shell work.

Darrell is a promising young artist with a desire to continue the traditional Bard practice of pearl shell carving. The Sibosado family are Bard people from Lombadina in northern Western Australia on the Dampier Peninsula.

Kabiru is a self-taught sculptor, using both found materials and photography in his practice. In 2019, Kabiru was a resident artist at the Africa First Residency in collaboration with START incubator project in Israel; preceded by the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA), Artist in Residency Programme at the Segera Retreat in Laikipia, Kenya in 2018 and the Fundació Han Nefkens residency in Barcelona, Spain in 2016.

Audrey and Arif have collaborated in numerous gallery exhibitions, community and public art projects and artists residencies. They have undertaken art projects in Australia, Mozambique, Portugal, India, United Kingdom, Malaysia and Finland.

Arif has collaborated with Audrey in numerous gallery exhibitions, community and public art projects and artists residencies. They have undertaken art projects in Australia, Mozambique, Portugal, India, United Kingdom, Malaysia and Finland.

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

Megan McPherson is one of 51 finalists selected for the 2021 Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award.

Damian Dillon is one of 51 finalists selected for the 2021 Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award.

Judith Martinez Estrada is one of 51 finalists selected for the 2021 Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award.

Tim Meakins is one of 51 finalists selected for the 2021 Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award.

Peter Burgess (NSW) is one of 51 finalists selected for the 2021 Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award.