“Support of Sisters”
on show at Hey Tilly Bridget made this during a life modelling workshop where two sisters posed as models, where one sister, from Brazil, had become stuck in Australia during the CoVid lockdowns. Here, Bridget aims to capture the intimacy of the two sisters, sculpting the hand of one on the knee of the other. […]
“Baboons with Monkeys”
by Geoff Harvey currently on show at Three Monkeys This art work may be for sale – contact by email
“The JellyFish”
by David Sczymczyk currently on Display at Guanabana. This artwork may be for sale. Contact by email.
C02 Chocolate Racer Prototype
by Dean Gibson on Display at Goldbergs Coffee House C02 Chocolate Racer was an idea to engage with school students in patisserie and confectionary by building a race capable chocolate C02 car and set a world chocolate land speed record. The car is 100% made from Belgium 70% couverture, the form was made from a […]
“Flo”
A statue cast in bronze from natural found wood, on Display at Autumn Rooms. This artwork may be for sale. Contact by email. about the artist:
Cetaceans in felt
Various whales made in felt by Renae Jones on Display at Ramjet Accessories You can listen to Renae talk about her process and inspiration in the following video! These artworks may be for sale, and are $990 each. Contact by email.
“Seagulls”
by Jonothan Pryer on Display at Urban Deli We encourage art appreciators to have a go at manipulating the sculpture. See the sculpture in action at : This artwork may be for sale. Contact by email.
“38 Weeks”
on Display at Guanabana by Michael Greve This artwork may be for sale. Contact by email.
“Angelique”
Samuel named the artwork after his girlfriend, and the pose came from a photo he once took of her. The sculpture was created to showcase elegance and beauty. The wire displays intricacy and detail. Samuel hopes to start conversations with this work. on Display at the BogeyHole on Darby by
Blue Dragon
A sea slug that spends it’s life floating upside down on the sea surface. It has a very short lifespan and responds very quickly to environmental change. on display at Wings and Tins Newcastle by Matt Johnstone