Makers

Jocelyn Gregson is a prominent WA artist and a popular tutor at Fremantle Arts Centre.  Jocelyn's main interest for many years has been still life and the local Fremantle landscape.

Patricia Hines is a Contemporary Artist with a printmaking and mixed media background. More recently she has been experimenting with the two and three dimensional properties of clay.

Claire Townsend lives and works in the Perth Hills in Western Australia and has been making and teaching jewellery for over 20 years

Sarah's jewellery centres ‘on the myriad ways that the bizarre and wonderful forms of plants and natural materials can be turned into jewellery pieces through the method of casting.’

Phoebe Tran is a Perth creative and maker behind All Ears, a premium pet brand designed for the urban pet.

A fascination with glass has evolved into an exciting personal journey of discovery for Laurie Fossier-Mills, ultimately creating work that calls out to be touched and contemplated.

With 30 years experience in the design and creation of jewels, Stuart specializes in creating unique, hand made pieces in Fremantle.

Sally Smith, of Deep Earth Ceramics, works out of her purpose built home studio in Fremantle.

Evelyn Henschke was born in Germany in 1971. A trained Gestalt Psychotherapist, she applied to the Academy for Glass and Jewellery in Kaufbeuren, Germany in 2002.

Brett Barker describes the process of designing and casting jewellery as being similar to creating small sculptures. He takes pride in his original designs and quality workmanship.

Timber artisan Mark Nagtzaam produces work primarily from reclaimed timber, sourced near his workshop in the South West of Western Australia.

Soham came to the field of jewellery-making after working as a factory-trained master Porsche mechanic for 25 years. He creates intricate pieces which are both traditional and modern.

Tangentyere Artists operates as a not-for-profit enterprise. Tangentyere Artists is a hub for art activities across 18 of the Town Camps of Mparntwe (Alice Springs).

Mokoh, founded by Trudy and Andy Baker, is a family business creating authentic Australian-made souvenirs, art, gifts, stationery and homewares.

Susannah loves creating patterns with geometric shapes and playing with lines and negative space to create eye-catching statement pieces

Better World Arts has been operating for over two decades. Their colourful range of homewares feature artworks by Aboriginal artists from all over Australia.

Jim Ward is a WA poet and illustrator who has released a new book of his digital images called Western Australia As You've Never Seen It.

Jo Darvall's paintings expand and shape the Australian story – particularly that of the natural landscape – in a way that is both contemporary and enduring.