Sandra Black: Holding LightIn a career spanning over five decades, Western Australian ceramicist Sandra Black weaves elements her personal narrative into a body of work defined by resolved design and exceptional craftmanship. Sandra Black: Holding light was published alongside the artists first major career survey at The Art Gallery of Western Australia. Featuring photographs of Blacks work, a chronology of her life and essay by exhibition curator Isobel Wise, Holding Light

elongated silhouette with finely hand-engraved textures and a vivid blue crystalline glaze

from minimalist shelters to semi-permanent houses and villages

whether on their decks or behind the camera

Scharf aims to infuse a touch of fantasy through innovative material manipulation and digital techniques

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and the way in which shoes have defines fashion moments throughout history

Miffy x Vermeer is a delightful book introducing young children to the world of art

Time pays homage to mid-century Melbourne and is Rone's most ambitious project

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a journalist from ABC Radio Perth

Women gather bush potatoes while preparing for a ceremony

including the culture of institutional research and the associated politics of research ethics