“Named by Business Review Weekly as one of Australia’s Top 50 Artists, Matthew’s whimsical works have led him to be a multi-award winner and finalist in more than 70 art awards including the prestigious Sulman, and Doug Moran prizes.”

“Giving a voice to the voiceless, Brooke’s hyper-realistic depictions of wildlife and portraiture are intricate, powerful and thought-provoking.”

“An Archibald finalist, and twice a semi-finalist in the prestigious Doug Moran prize, Phil’s whimsical portraiture captures the true character of his subjects and fills the viewer with delight.”

“A shining example of contemporary photography. Found in the NGV, Bindi’s work focuses on themes of identity and belief, both those of her Indigenous heritage and strong Christian values.”

““A Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award winner, Linda’s works focus on bold, colourful depictions of Spirit Creatures and Christian themes. Her works are held by numerous world-class galleries including the National Gallery of Australia, the Art Gallery of New South Wales and the Art Gallery of South Australia.””

“Multiple award winner Jaq Grantford has painted some of Australia’s most notorious faces. Her work hangs in the esteemed NGV collection and was recently featured in a book from the Art Gallery of WA.”

““As winner of the prestigious Wynne prize in 1999, Gloria was the first Aboriginal artist to win one of the Art Gallery of New South Wales’s major prizes. She is an internationally renowned artist, a founding member of the Utopia Women’s Batik Group, the niece of Emily Kngwarreye and the younger sister of Kathleen Petyarre. Gloria’s works can be found in major museums and private collections.””

“Recalling a memory of a simpler time, Donovan’s seemingly simple yet highly-detailed works capture the familiar urban landscapes and landmarks of Australia.”

“One simply needs to look at the accolades Chape has gathered to see the depth of his accomplishment as a photographer. His breathtaking aerial viewpoints offer a skilful glimpse at life from an unusual perspective.”

“A master wildlife artist‚ as well as a guide and field biologist in the polar regions for many years‚ Brett has become the most travelled and experienced of Australia’s modern day animal painters. His work has been accepted four times by the prestigious United States Society of Animal Artists annual exhibition and national tour.”