members

Susan Andrews creates painting and sculpture that explores spatial ambiguity.

Tony Bond OAM is an independent curator/writer and previously Director Curatorial at the Art Gallery of New South Wales 1984-2013.

M Bozzec’s artistic practice focuses on drawing & the use of language.

Artist and researcher, Visiting Research Fellow at Macquarie University in Sydney and Research Associate at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design (University of Dundee). Her networked and video performances focus on relationships and intimate interactions and form a coherent body of work.

Vivienne Dadour is an Australian/Lebanese whose artistic practice is oriented towards the spheres of social and political issues exploring themes of identity and belonging, journey and displacement.

Fiona Davies is a visual artist whose practice is a trans disciplinary collaborative investigation into the systems, materials and processes of medicalised death in ICU. Photo credit Alex Wisser

Beata Geyer is a visual artist and curator. Her practice encompasses a variety of media, from painting, photography and video to large scale site-specific installation and public art.

Jody Graham’s multidisciplinary arts practice celebrates the broken, displaced and forgotten, speaking to a compulsion to restore and rescue discarded material with an anti-consumerist and recycling ethos.

Yvette Hamilton is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores the evolving medium of photography and vision in the current post-photographic era.

Tom Isaacs (b. 1985, Oxford, UK) is a Sydney-based performance artist, sculptor and curator. His practice draws from psychoanalytic theory, philosophy, religious and ritual practices, and art history to explore themes of mental illness, mortality, and the human condition.

Kenneth Lambert is a contemporary artist exploring the human condition through the lens of technology. His experimental based practice encompasses digital, film, expanded painting and installation.

Tom Loveday is a contemporary artist in Sydney. His artwork is mainly painting and includes video installation, wall paintings and a number of performances and curatorial projects.

Turning the humble doily into still life paintings onto wooden bowls and platters, leaves and pineapples hand turned by craftsman.

Eloise, a Blue-Mountains based photographic artist, unpacks and repackages histories and the past and its relationship to the present

Sean O’Keeffe is a practicing artist, filmmaker, teacher and writer. He works in a variety of mediums ranging from video, painting drawing and site specific sculpture.

Naomi Oliver has an art practice based around digital video, animation, sound, and performance art.

Helen Poyser's abstract, watercolour on paper works are process driven and utilise a brushstroke-less technique, usually in diptych form, to explore notions of self and the ego in contemporary painting

Janet Saunders is an educator, researcher and visual artist. She is currently teaching Visual Communications at Western Sydney University.

Alan Schacher is a performance artist with a history in contemporary arts, dance and theatre. He currently works on small scale solo performances and installations where the body and associated materials are the primary means.

Regine uses found objects, photographic media, printmaking and installations to respond to her physical, social and political environment.

Rebecca Waterstone's multi-disciplinary practice centres on the materiality of place and experience.