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Annette Blair
Annette Blair is a glass-maker based near Canberra, Australia. Working out of the Canberra Glassworks as well as her home studio in Burra NSW. Annette has worked in glass for over two decades and has dedicated her practice to refining … Continue reading
Hannah Gason
Hannah Gason is a visual artist living and working on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land. Gason is interested in subtle shifts of light and colour, repeating patterns and contrasts between flatness and depth. Her works investigate how glass and light interact … Continue reading
Kevin Gordon
Kevin Gordon creates complex glass vessels that exemplify his technical command of traditional glass-making processes; overlaid colour-blown glass is decorated through engraving, sandblasting and lathe cutting through layers of colour, then brought back to a high polish through hand and … Continue reading
Ninuku Arts
Ninuku Arts was founded in 2006 by a small group of Pitjantjatjara and Ngaanyatjarra artists in a small mud brick building in Kalka, located in the far northwest corner of South Australia. Seeking new mediums to engage young Anangu artists … Continue reading
Tim Edwards
Tim Edwards came to glass from a ceramic background, from which he developed a bold sense of design and surface manipulation. This can be seen in the works for which he has gained an international reputation. Tim’s work is blown … Continue reading
Jenni Kemarre Martiniello OAM
Jenni Kemarre Martiniello’s pieces demonstrate a duality of Indigenous and glass cultures, traditional and contemporary ideologies of strength and fragility, which encompass the warp and weft of time. Of Arrernte (Australian Central Desert), Chinese and Anglo-Celtic descent, Martiniello embraces 60,000 … Continue reading
Holly Grace
Holly Grace was born in Perth, Western Australia and is currently based in Melbourne, Victoria. Grace has exhibited in venues such as the Melbourne Art Fair, London Art Fair, Sofa Chicago, and has had numerous solo exhibitions both here in … Continue reading
Emma Varga
Emma Varga has focused on the flora and landscape of the many places she has either travelled to or lived over the years. She is continually inspired by the memories of her birthplace in Ada, in the former Yugoslavia, where … Continue reading
Janice Vitkovsky
Janice Vitkovsky was born in South Australian and began her career in glass by attaining a Bachelor of Applied Arts at the South Australian School of Art. Since graduating, she participated in a two-year traineeship at JamFactory Centre for Contemporary … Continue reading
Tom Rowney
Tom Rowney has been working in glass for over twenty five years and during this time the traditional Venetian techniques have been his constant source of inspiration. He has perfected his skills and is renowned as one of the most … Continue reading