ArchitectureAu • 29th January 2025

Cox Architecture Adelaide Studio by Cox Architecture

Focusing on maximizing every square metre with sustainability, Cox Architecture’s Adelaide studio is an example of how innovative and beautiful design with eco credentials can serve and inform one another.

Homo Faber • 29th January 2025

Ema Shin for Homo Faber

Ema Shin’s intricate artworks are influenced by anatomy and botanical forms. She combines the traditional and contemporary to create bold, colourful works full of emotional energy using complex tapestry-making techniques and embroidery.

Art Almanac • 23rd January 2025

Amber Creswell Bell: About Face

Even though About Face is her sixth art book, the genre of portraiture is Amber Creswell Bell’s favourite.

ArchitectureAu • 15th January 2025

Architectural forms from nature: Nicholas Aylward's designs

Juxtaposing the raw, natural finish of fallen timber, Nicholas Aylward uses geometry and architectural forms to craft minimalist objects with organic maximalist flair.

Habitusliving.com • 15th January 2025

Soft light, simple materials: Quarry House by ARLO

Designed by ARLO, Quarry House is a shared vision between the architects and their creative clients in Melbourne’s village-like inner city suburb of Northcote.

Nick Pont • 15th January 2025

Frequency (2024 - Present) — Nick Pont

Artist statement for Frequency by Nick Pont

Habitusliving.com • 20th December 2024

Breathe Architecture - Hideout House

Found down a quiet Brunswick street in inner city Melbourne, Hideout House by Breathe Architecture creates a refuge and retreat from everyday life.

Habitusliving.com • 12th December 2024

Honeysuckle House - Planned Living Architects | Habitus Living

Enveloped by abundant nature, Honeysuckle House by Planned Living Architects is located on a semi-rural property in the small coastal town of Shoreham, on the coast of Westernport Bay, Victoria.

Homo Faber • 3rd December 2024

Nick Mount: Expressive glass sculptures

Nick Mount defies any expectation of what glass should look like, offering a softness that looks full of movement.

Homo Faber • 3rd December 2024

Susan Hipgrave: A modern twist on referencing

Susan Hipgrave’s highly detailed artworks result from hours of painting on porcelain plates and discs. Current issues like climate change and the environment influence her practice.

Homo Faber • 3rd December 2024

Bethamy Linton: Silverwork through the generations

Based in Perth in Western Australia, Bethamy Linton has been surrounded by the world of silversmithing since her childhood. "My family's workshop was a treasure trove of inspiration," she says.

ArchitectureAu • 28th November 2024

Celebrating alchemy: Studio Kaytar

Employing a richly textured materiality, the objects of Studio Kaytar’s design practice are an experimental approach to form and function.

Broadsheet • 7th November 2024

Art Wrap: 10 Exhibitions To See in Sydney This Spring

There’s a lot to take in at Sydney’s art galleries and museums this season, including surrealist paintings, colourful pottery with a political message, a digital artwork reimagining a post-colonial museum and haunting photography of nocturnal animals in the bush.

Artist Profile • 1st November 2024

Modern Guru and the Path to Artificial Happiness - Artist Profile

A sparkling new art gallery and museum fully funded by the City of Coffs Harbour, Yarrila Arts and Museum (YAM) celebrates its first year reflecting on “light”—drawn from the translation of the gallery’s name in the local Gumbaynggirr language. .

ArchitectureAu • 30th October 2024

Balancing opposing qualities: Locki Humphrey's furniture designs

Locki Humphrey's work explores the dynamic balance between opposing qualities. The interplay between hard and soft, form and texture is a central theme in Locki's designs and is evident in their new work for an upcoming exhibition at Craft Victoria.

Homo Faber • 3rd September 2024

Daniel Agdag

Working from his inner-city studio in Melbourne, Australia, Daniel Agdag draws on his film-making career and his mother’s history to design entire sets and structures.

Homo Faber • 3rd September 2024

Jody Loaring

Born in Margaret River, now based in Broome, Jody Loaring studied textiles in a Bachelor of Art. Today, this influences her sculptures, coiled forms and woven works, that include found natural materials.

Habitusliving.com • 9th September 2024

Blackwattle House - Hayley Pryor Architect | Habitus Living

A sanctuary and retreat from the street, Blackwattle House by Hayley Pryor Architect elevates everyday living.

OTOMYS • 17th September 2024

FEELING INTO FORM: KATHRYN DOLBY

Leaning into her intuition, 'Feeling Into Form' is Kathryn Dolby’s artistic energy captured on birch board in quickly applied brushwork. The paintings invite the viewer to discover more than what can be seen. Beyond the physicality, they serve as reminders of a feeling. A moment; the artwork becomes a portal to transcend the world as we understand it.

ArchitectureAU • 3rd September 2024

Michael Gittings: Hovering between art and design

Exploring the ephemeral, transient nature of life, Melbourne-based artist and designer Michael Gittings captures fleeting moments through the permanence of metal.