Andria Beighton is a Melbourne based artist creating distinctive, still life paintings with a floral focus. Her work is meticulously clean, balanced and nostalgic. 

Tyler Dan is a Newcastle-based artist. Her tonal abstract paintings are well loved by interior designers and art collectors alike. 

Katherine Edney lives and works in Sydney. She holds a Master of Fine Arts by Research (Painting) from COFA, UNSW (2008) and a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours Class 1 (2004).

Phillip Edwards is a prize-winning watercolour artist living and working in Bullarto Victoria. Phillip’s connection to the great outdoors is ever present in his dynamic landscape work. 

Melissa Hartley’s depictions of flowers, fruit and other household objects suspend time in an ode to the Golden age of 17th Century Dutch still life painting. 

Danielle Lovatt is an emerging artist with a long career as a Secondary School Visual Arts teacher. She works predominantly across the forms of painting and ceramics and is based in Lismore on Bundjalung Country.

James Lyle’s landscape paintings are executed in a bold alla prima method distilling with immediacy what is most vital and potent. 

Jasmine Mansbridge combines architectural forms and geometric imaginings, used as metaphors to tell stories around our shared experiences. 

Within the genre of contemporary still life painting, Cathryn McEwen’s current work examines the world through a veil of glass. McEwen invites us to make a closer inspection and appreciate the translucent qualities of this fragile material.

Caroline McIntyre is an abstract artist, born in France and now living in Sydney. Her large scale colour-field works are created with acrylic on canvas using a unique watercolour technique. 

Charlie Nanos creates simplified cityscapes and scenes of familiar Australian locations and pastimes. His work is nostalgic and uplifting.

Kean Onn See is an artist dedicated to the time-consuming practice of painting on carved woodblocks. He is inspired by Australian artist, Cressida Campbell and Japanese woodblock prints. 

Zoe Sernack's imagined landscapes reflect the forms of nature above and below the surface, weaving together observation, memory and sensory experiences of place. 

Fiona Smith’s oil paintings primarily focus on elaborate and patterned bird works. The birds appear in interior settings, posed on furniture and objects and against vintage and antique wallpapers. 

Jan Spencer is a Sydney-based artist inspired by her cycling travels in Australia and abroad. Her intimate paper and oil crayon collage panels beam with intense colour, simplified form and cheerful energy. 

Ben Tankard is a painter living and working in the Blue Mountains, well known for his Monopoly and Penguin book series. Books and art have been life-long obsessions and Ben often combines the two. 

Sidney Teodoruk is a Sydney-based artist who creates vibrant works that weave familiar objects, nostalgia, blocks of colour and a carefree sense of expression. His art is excitingly playful whilst also touching on subjects such as religion, society and reform.

Neil Tomkins is an award winning Australian artist. Over two decades of painting Tomkins has explored a contemporary approach to landscapes of Australia and beyond. 

Melanie Vuigch’s still-life paintings capture moments in time and are inspired by the wild beauty of Australian native plants and exotic flowers. 

Peta West is a practicing contemporary Australian printmaker whose work taps into the sublimity of her surrounding environment on the South Coast of New South Wales.

Darren White is a semi-abstract contemporary painter, capturing the Australian landscape through his easy-going lens of nostalgia and emotion.