Artists & Community
Location
- Amity Point
- Dunwich
- Point Lookout
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Category
- A-D
- Abstract Artist
- Animator
- Aromatherapist
- Artisan Soap Maker
- Beekeepers
- Biochrome Artist
- Ceramic Artist
- Chainsaw Carver
- Cinematographer
- Clay Artist
- Clothing & Accessory Maker
- Colourblind Artist
- Crochet Artist
- Digital Artist
- E-O
- Embroiderer
- Fabric Designer
- Feltmaker
- Fibre Artist
- Graphic Artist
- Gyotaku Artist
- Jewellery Maker
- Lamp Designer
- Language Artist
- Lino Print Artist
- Metalsmith
- Mosaic Artist
- Multidisciplinary Artist
- P-Z
- Painter
- Photographer
- Quandamooka Truth Embassy
- Resin Artist
- T-shirt Designer
- Textile Artist
- Textile Design Artist
- Visual Artist
- Woodworker
- Writer
- community club
- competition
- gallery
- museum
- pop up gallery
- public art
Lauri Anderson
An island based maker creating gradually, slowly, gently and gingerly- aka ‘sensim’.
Cath Carroll
Cath returns this year opening her studio to visitors. Cath’s work reflects her travels and the unique colours, patterns and textures of the ever changing landscapes she explores.
Mandy Chen
Bridging her birthplace, Taiwan, and her adopted home in Australia, Mandy Chen, a 3rd culture kid, weaves a tapestry of cultures, life experiences, and emotions into her creative canvas.
Melany Cordier
I’m a potter and have been working with clay for about 7 years since moving to Straddie. I love working on the wheel making large functional pieces for everyday use, and enjoy throwing pieces loosely before altering them by hand to produce an informal, imperfect effect.
Elinor Drake
I’ve loved Straddie for many, many years and have lived here since 2004. Living on this precious island beside the beautiful ocean is a privilege and a constant inspiration for my pottery and painting - two of my delights.
Tracey Gee
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of clay. The pieces emerging from these raw source materials and the alchemy of glazing and firing combine in a never-ending learning journey of shapes, textures and hues!
Jennifer Hillhouse
Jennifer enjoys making functional work to be enjoyed often in people’s homes. She likes to consider the harmony of a piece, a combination of design and just the right amount of fluidity is key to figuring out how to create a form that “sings”.
Michelle Inns
I fell in love with pottery after moving to the island eight years ago and joining our community pottery group.
Maree McCredie
On most days when at home you’ll find me at the wheel, throwing cups, mugs, bowls & dishes, or handbuilding with a variety of clays. I enjoy incorporating delicately beautiful Japanese underglaze transfers or experimenting with different glaze colours & techniques.
Helynne Springis
My keen interest in pottery started 2 years ago. A journey which I have been under the watchful eye of Liz Ranger-Craven from Craven Art. Being a sprightly 77 year old retired trained nurse, I have put my extra hours of attention and detail into pottery.
Kaitlyn Townsend
As an artist, I am perpetually captivated by the vastness of the ocean and the intricate beauty of the natural world. My childhood in Goompie (Dunwich), Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), was enveloped by the serene whispers of the sea and the untamed elegance of the land.