Artists

Daniel Argyle

Daniel Argyle’s work proceeds from a free-form perspective on abstraction rather than any direct narrative about social or political space. However, this is not to say these concerns don’t exist as sub-text enabled through choice of materials, processes and forms.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Daniel Argyle

Su Baker

In March 2000 Su moved from Sydney, where she worked for 20 years, including Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney and took up the position she currently holds as Head of the School of Art, Victorian College of the Arts. Su has held academic positions since 1989, including senior management roles at Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney and Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Su Baker

Stephan Balleux

Stephan Balleux is a belgian artist based in Berlin, Germany. His work is dealing with position of painting in our digital age.The various techniques (drawing, painting, sculpture, video and special effects) constitute as many fields of investigation. From these experiences emerges an image, in constant change, erasing any temporality. Like a virus, the pictorial texture propagates itself and its digitalization becomes an eminently contemporary process.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Stephan Balleux

John Bartlett

John Bartlett is largely self-taught; he studied Tonalism with Leslie Sinclair at Montsalvat where he had a studio for some time, then with Erica McGilchrist for a period. His work is in major collections in Australia and has been collected in the U.S.A. Bartlett’s imagery is abstract figurative. He uses the computer as required for initial image creation then for further development as charcoal drawings; his media include acrylics, oils, encaustic; he paints on Polycotton also Aluminium.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by John Bartlett

Jon Campbell

In Campbell's art, the history of local and international pop art is intertwined with local and subjective motifs to explore a masculine view of the Australian suburban experience.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Jon Campbell

Jon Cattapan

Jon Cattapan was born in 1956, and currently lives and works in Melbourne. His paintings and works on paper have been widely exhibited throughout Australia and overseas. His work is held in numerous public, state, regional and private collections including the National Gallery of Australia, the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the National Gallery of Victoria, the Queensland Art Gallery and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Jon Cattapan

Shiau Peng Chen

Shiau-Peng Chen was once the best Taiwanese artist…on the two streets in Melbourne, Australia: Saxon Street, Brunswick (19 February 2007 – 5 July 2009) & Osborne Street, South Yarra (6 July 2009 – 17 January 2010)

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Shiau Peng Chen

Kate Daw

Kate Daw is represented by William Mora Galleries in Melbourne and has most recently participated in exhibitions at ACCA, VCA Galleries, the NGV. She is currently preparing for an exhibition at the Art Gallery of Western Australia, called The Between Space.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Kate Daw

Craig Easton

Craig Easton is a Melbourne based artist dealing with the intersection of Pop, Minimalist, Formalist, and architectural codes through the languages of abstract painting.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Craig Easton

Juan Ford

Juan Ford has been exhibiting his impressively realist paintings for over ten years. His work depicts highly detailed and individual perspectives of people, landscape, nature, light and shadow. The rationally figurative world is transfigured masterfully in paint but Ford also investigates irrational views using anamorphic distortion and mirror reflections.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Juan Ford

Miriam Johnson

Miriam Johnson was born in New York, USA and raised in Hobart, Australia. Johnson completed her Bachelor of Fine Art at the Centre for the Arts, University of Tasmania, Australia in 1990, undertook Graduate Studies in Photography at the University of New Mexico, USA in 1993 and studied 16mm Film-making at the New York Film Academy, NY, USA in 1994. Miriam Johnson currently lives in lives in New York.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Miriam Johnson

Mana Kawasaki

Mana Kawasaki is a Melbourne based jeweller, who trained at the prestigious Hiko Mizuno jewellery school in Tokyo, Japan. Her work is represented by e.g.etal in Melbourne

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Mana Kawasaki

Anastasia Klose

Anastasia Klose is a 30 year old video/performance/installation artist who has been exhibiting for 5 years. She grew up in Melbourne, attained a degree in Philosophy and English from Melbourne University in 1998, and then undertook a Bachelor of Fine Art (achieving first class Honours in Drawing) from the Victorian College of the Arts in 2005.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Anastasia Klose

Tony Lloyd

Tony Lloyd has worked variously as an apprentice printer, a bank teller, a designer of blackjack mats for illegal casinos, a gardener, a barman, a telemarketer, a photocopyist, a research assistant’s assistant, a teacher and an actor in Thai music videos. He is currently an Artist and shows regularly in Melbourne, Sydney and Amsterdam. He has work in public and private collections in Australia, Europe, Japan and the U.S. Tony Lloyd lives and works in Melbourne.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Tony Lloyd

Aaron Martin

Aaron Martin graduated from Victoria College, Prahran (Melbourne, Australia) in 1992. He has exhibited annually since 1998 and currently lectures in painting and drawing at Swinburne University, Art and Design.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Aaron Martin

Polixeni Papapetrou

Polixeni Papapetrou is a Melbourne based artist. Her work, she explores the relationship between history, contemporary culture and identity. Papapetrou has photographed Elvis Presley fans, Marilyn Monroe impersonators, drag queens and body builders. In recent years, she has focused her attention to the subject matter of childhood.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Polixeni Papapetrou

Dominic Redfern

Redfern works within the tradition of performative video art, often depicting myself alone, in private spaces, caught in some unresolved narrative of threat and precariousness. Redfern's work operates in the gap between self-portraiture, fiction and document to draw audiences’ attention to the artifice of screen language.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Dominic Redfern

Philip Samartzis

Philip Samartzis is one busy and motivated man. If he's not in Australia performing with local and international musicians, currating sound events, making records or wondering various environments for field recordings, then you can probably find him in Germany or Japan doing the same things and more. All this jet setting has done wonders in creating and nurturing international collaborations and with another trip to Japan looming, there's no doubt the possibilities will continue to flourish.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Philip Samartzis

Darren Sylvester

Darren Sylvesters' work is multidisciplinary, involving photography, video, sculpture, sound and painting. He has a sincere affection for consumerism, with no real criticism of recurring subjects such as advertising, pop culture or the beauty industry, rather only to produce affirmations that they exist and affect us all intimately. Sylvester has exhibited widely throughout Australia and internationally since 1997.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Darren Sylvester

David Thomas

David Thomas is one of Australia’s leading contemporary Abstractionists. His practice encompasses non-figurative painting, photopainting and painting installation. Thomas’s work often employs monochromes and painted reflective surfaces to mirror actual space and time; enabling issues of perception, complexity and formal language to be considered. Informed by Non-Objective, Concrete and Conceptual traditions of painting his practice addresses being, amid time and space.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by David Thomas

Brie Trenerry

Brie Trenerry is a Melbourne based artist primarily working with video and digital media. She has held solo exhibitions in Melbourne and has recently been curated into exhibitions in London, Berlin, Warsaw, Rotterdam and New York

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Brie Trenerry

Gary Willis

Gary Willis began exhibiting in the seventies, working in a variety of media, painting, photography, performance and video art. He was included in the 1979 and 1982 Sydney Biennales and has shown at the National Gallery of Victoria, the National Gallery of Australia, Reconnaissance Gallery Melbourne, Roslyn Oxley Gallery Sydney, the Musee D’Art Moderne Paris, and a plethora of other gallery and non gallery spaces around the world.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Gary Willis

Tony Woods

Tony Woods' work with film, super 8 and video have been featured Australia-wide and internationally.

Bio, videos and exhibitions by Tony Woods