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Artists

Caity Reynolds is an artist, writer and researcher based on Bundjalung land in Northern New South Wales.

Bee Cruse is a proud Yuin, Biripi and Wiradjuri Storyteller born and raised in Western Sydney and works between Sydney, Canberra and her Grandfathers Country on the Far South Coast of NSW.

Joanne Stead returned to a regular art practice in 2015 and over the past 7 years has exhibited in a number of solo and group exhibitions and led a suite of public art projects.

Alana Blackburn is a professional recorder player based in Armidale, NSW. Alana performs experimental music, often with live electronics or soundscape, incorporating elements of improvisation. She has commissioned a number of Australian electroacoustic works for the recorder, particularly from female sound designers and composers.

Having grown up on the family farm, Ian has long been interested in rural and regional Australia.

Tania Hartigan is a woman of the land with great knowledge of bush foods and owner of ‘The Artshack’ at Wallabadah, a paradise with deep history in its soils. She grew up in Woolbrook and belongs to the Gamilaraay people with family ties connecting her to Barraba, Quirindi and Gunnedah in the New England North West.

Kris Schubert is a composer/songwriter, performing musician and producer, working on professional recordings of local artists and his own work at his studio ‘The Boatshed' in O’Connell NSW.

Jane Richens is a multidisciplinary visual artist and biodiversity farmer living on Gringai country in Dungog in regional NSW.

Allison Reynolds is a disabled artist who lives in the Pilliga, north of Coonabarabran on Gamilaroi Country. Allison is the founder and current president of Creatives Collective ARI, a disabled artists’ group in Coonabarabran.

Kristin Rule is a bicycle riding, nature loving, cellist, composer & technologist based in the remote town of Mallacoota.

Julianne Piko is a multidisciplinary artist working across sculpture, film and installation. With a keen interest in the interconnectedness of things, her artwork reflects a desire to redefine ecological perspectives and the human-nature balance.

Holly Ahern and Eden Crawford-Harriman are emerging artists on Bundjalung Country.

Emerging young Wiradjuri artist Jacob Charles will work with Griffith based sculptor and jeweller Hape Kiddle to develop his skills and expand his future in this field.

Laura Baker is a papercutter, living on Wiradjuri Country in NSW Central West.

Based in Bermagui on the far south coast of NSW Scott Baker is a multidisciplinary digital artist pushing pixels since the late 90’s when floppy disks were currency and CD-ROMs were too expensive.

Grace Barnes is a multidisciplinary artist that focuses on illustration and animation.

Award winning Shoalhaven artist, Anna Glynn creates work investigating the connection between humans, history, nature, land, place, physical and the ephemeral.

Kim V. Goldsmith is a digital media artist and storyteller based in Central West NSW, who explores layers of nuance and complexity within the rural and regional territories in which she works, seeking the hidden elements that make them vibrate.

As a migrant living in Regional NSW, Ronnie Grammatica is still exploring what it means to be Australian.

Sian Harris is a Kurnu Paakantyi woman from Wilcannia in far west New South Wales.

Andrew Hull is a writer and performer of poetry, prose and song. He’s also an artist, photographer and musician who works solo and in collaborations with other artists.

Christopher (Kit) Kelen is a poet and painter, resident in the Myall Lakes of NSW.

Tracy Luff is known for her artworks, which explore her sense of place, displacement and adaptation.

Juanita McLauchlan is a Gamilarray woman living on Wiradjuri country Wagga Wagga. Her works are inspired by the journey of finding culture and family history through our environment and the connections to the land.

Mike Terry has worked in photography, film and analogue collage in commercial, academic, editorial and fine-art arenas internationally.

Caity Reynolds is an artist, writer and researcher based on Bundjalung land in Northern New South Wales.

Bee Cruse is a proud Yuin, Biripi and Wiradjuri Storyteller born and raised in Western Sydney and works between Sydney, Canberra and her Grandfathers Country on the Far South Coast of NSW.

Joanne Stead returned to a regular art practice in 2015 and over the past 7 years has exhibited in a number of solo and group exhibitions and led a suite of public art projects.

Alana Blackburn is a professional recorder player based in Armidale, NSW. Alana performs experimental music, often with live electronics or soundscape, incorporating elements of improvisation. She has commissioned a number of Australian electroacoustic works for the recorder, particularly from female sound designers and composers.

Having grown up on the family farm, Ian has long been interested in rural and regional Australia.

Tania Hartigan is a woman of the land with great knowledge of bush foods and owner of ‘The Artshack’ at Wallabadah, a paradise with deep history in its soils. She grew up in Woolbrook and belongs to the Gamilaraay people with family ties connecting her to Barraba, Quirindi and Gunnedah in the New England North West.

Kris Schubert is a composer/songwriter, performing musician and producer, working on professional recordings of local artists and his own work at his studio ‘The Boatshed' in O’Connell NSW.

Jane Richens is a multidisciplinary visual artist and biodiversity farmer living on Gringai country in Dungog in regional NSW.

Allison Reynolds is a disabled artist who lives in the Pilliga, north of Coonabarabran on Gamilaroi Country. Allison is the founder and current president of Creatives Collective ARI, a disabled artists’ group in Coonabarabran.

Kristin Rule is a bicycle riding, nature loving, cellist, composer & technologist based in the remote town of Mallacoota.

Julianne Piko is a multidisciplinary artist working across sculpture, film and installation. With a keen interest in the interconnectedness of things, her artwork reflects a desire to redefine ecological perspectives and the human-nature balance.

Holly Ahern and Eden Crawford-Harriman are emerging artists on Bundjalung Country.

Emerging young Wiradjuri artist Jacob Charles will work with Griffith based sculptor and jeweller Hape Kiddle to develop his skills and expand his future in this field.

Laura Baker is a papercutter, living on Wiradjuri Country in NSW Central West.

Based in Bermagui on the far south coast of NSW Scott Baker is a multidisciplinary digital artist pushing pixels since the late 90’s when floppy disks were currency and CD-ROMs were too expensive.

Grace Barnes is a multidisciplinary artist that focuses on illustration and animation.

Award winning Shoalhaven artist, Anna Glynn creates work investigating the connection between humans, history, nature, land, place, physical and the ephemeral.

Kim V. Goldsmith is a digital media artist and storyteller based in Central West NSW, who explores layers of nuance and complexity within the rural and regional territories in which she works, seeking the hidden elements that make them vibrate.

As a migrant living in Regional NSW, Ronnie Grammatica is still exploring what it means to be Australian.

Sian Harris is a Kurnu Paakantyi woman from Wilcannia in far west New South Wales.

Andrew Hull is a writer and performer of poetry, prose and song. He’s also an artist, photographer and musician who works solo and in collaborations with other artists.

Christopher (Kit) Kelen is a poet and painter, resident in the Myall Lakes of NSW.

Tracy Luff is known for her artworks, which explore her sense of place, displacement and adaptation.

Juanita McLauchlan is a Gamilarray woman living on Wiradjuri country Wagga Wagga. Her works are inspired by the journey of finding culture and family history through our environment and the connections to the land.

Mike Terry has worked in photography, film and analogue collage in commercial, academic, editorial and fine-art arenas internationally.

Caity Reynolds is an artist, writer and researcher based on Bundjalung land in Northern New South Wales.

Bee Cruse is a proud Yuin, Biripi and Wiradjuri Storyteller born and raised in Western Sydney and works between Sydney, Canberra and her Grandfathers Country on the Far South Coast of NSW.

Joanne Stead returned to a regular art practice in 2015 and over the past 7 years has exhibited in a number of solo and group exhibitions and led a suite of public art projects.

Alana Blackburn is a professional recorder player based in Armidale, NSW. Alana performs experimental music, often with live electronics or soundscape, incorporating elements of improvisation. She has commissioned a number of Australian electroacoustic works for the recorder, particularly from female sound designers and composers.

Having grown up on the family farm, Ian has long been interested in rural and regional Australia.

Tania Hartigan is a woman of the land with great knowledge of bush foods and owner of ‘The Artshack’ at Wallabadah, a paradise with deep history in its soils. She grew up in Woolbrook and belongs to the Gamilaraay people with family ties connecting her to Barraba, Quirindi and Gunnedah in the New England North West.

Kris Schubert is a composer/songwriter, performing musician and producer, working on professional recordings of local artists and his own work at his studio ‘The Boatshed' in O’Connell NSW.

Jane Richens is a multidisciplinary visual artist and biodiversity farmer living on Gringai country in Dungog in regional NSW.

Allison Reynolds is a disabled artist who lives in the Pilliga, north of Coonabarabran on Gamilaroi Country. Allison is the founder and current president of Creatives Collective ARI, a disabled artists’ group in Coonabarabran.

Kristin Rule is a bicycle riding, nature loving, cellist, composer & technologist based in the remote town of Mallacoota.

Julianne Piko is a multidisciplinary artist working across sculpture, film and installation. With a keen interest in the interconnectedness of things, her artwork reflects a desire to redefine ecological perspectives and the human-nature balance.

Holly Ahern and Eden Crawford-Harriman are emerging artists on Bundjalung Country.

Emerging young Wiradjuri artist Jacob Charles will work with Griffith based sculptor and jeweller Hape Kiddle to develop his skills and expand his future in this field.

Laura Baker is a papercutter, living on Wiradjuri Country in NSW Central West.

Based in Bermagui on the far south coast of NSW Scott Baker is a multidisciplinary digital artist pushing pixels since the late 90’s when floppy disks were currency and CD-ROMs were too expensive.

Grace Barnes is a multidisciplinary artist that focuses on illustration and animation.

Award winning Shoalhaven artist, Anna Glynn creates work investigating the connection between humans, history, nature, land, place, physical and the ephemeral.

Kim V. Goldsmith is a digital media artist and storyteller based in Central West NSW, who explores layers of nuance and complexity within the rural and regional territories in which she works, seeking the hidden elements that make them vibrate.

As a migrant living in Regional NSW, Ronnie Grammatica is still exploring what it means to be Australian.

Sian Harris is a Kurnu Paakantyi woman from Wilcannia in far west New South Wales.

Andrew Hull is a writer and performer of poetry, prose and song. He’s also an artist, photographer and musician who works solo and in collaborations with other artists.

Christopher (Kit) Kelen is a poet and painter, resident in the Myall Lakes of NSW.

Tracy Luff is known for her artworks, which explore her sense of place, displacement and adaptation.

Juanita McLauchlan is a Gamilarray woman living on Wiradjuri country Wagga Wagga. Her works are inspired by the journey of finding culture and family history through our environment and the connections to the land.

Mike Terry has worked in photography, film and analogue collage in commercial, academic, editorial and fine-art arenas internationally.