Bronte Leighton-Dore depicts nature, from the plein-air paintings that reveal trees and foliage to the memories of flora as still life paintings....
In the studio: Bronte Leighton-Dore
Tag Archives: In the studio
In the studio: Jason Phu
Jason Phu works in spaces populated by friends, collaborators, soft toys, and singing robots. Erin McFadyen interviews the multidisciplinary artist....
In the studio: Heather B Swann
An explorer of darkness, abstraction and the surreal, Heather B Swann creates works that examine the viewer as much as the viewer may examine them....
In the studio: Amber Hearn
The colour-filled paintings and sculptures by Sydney-based Amber Hearn are reflective of her Annandale studio, where the artist welcomes in a kaleidoscope of hues. Emma-Kate Wilson speaks with the artist....
In the studio: Eleanor Louise Butt
In conversation with Eleanor Louise Butt, we learn about her life in the studio, inspirations and her paintings which produce "a sense of energy and movement . . . swirling, chaotic, sunlight flickering, tensions pulling and pushing, in some sort of dance.”...
In the studio: Dean Home
“[I] discovered this incredible dynamic as the peonies aged. They demonstrated a beautiful fragility as they faded.” – Dean Home, 2022...
In the studio: Julia Gutman
Julia Gutman reuses found textiles to produce “patchworks” that sew together the fabric of personal and collective histories to explore themes of femininity, intimacy, and memory: “layers so thick it breaks the needle.”...
In the studio: Catherine O’Donnell
At the core of Catherine O’Donnell’s practice is elevation of the ordinary. Her drawings and installations focus on the architecture and the urban landscape, transforming fibro houses into complex geometric compositions....
In the studio: Rona Green
Fuelled by a fascination with the animal, Rona Green explores ideas about persona, transformation and the absurd....
In the studio: Te Kahuwhero Alexander-Tu’inukuafe
Aotearoa (New Zealand) artist Te Kahuwhero Alexander-Tu’inukuafe creates strong yet intricate lines, shapes, and connectors that form both an individual and familial narrative inspired by te ao tuturu (the natural world)....
In the studio: Edan Azzopardi
Explore Edan Azzopardi’s ornithological study of the beloved winged creatures he observes and admires on his daily outings through his artistic aviary of paintings and prints that take flight in the studio....
In the studio: Natalie Ryan
Natalie Ryan shares with Art Almanac her current thoughts and creative processes as well as life in the studio and her determination to continue to create during a pandemic-regulated year....