The Bunker Studio Artists

“Visual Expression” paintings, drawings and sculptures by The Bunker Studio Artists – explore an individual visual expression strengthened by a supportive group’s diversity and inclusion.

Spiros Coutroubas

The portraits in this exhibition were all shot in the Belconnen Mall in 1989 and 1990. The exhibition comprises three distinct sets of work, each documenting people in different spaces in the mall.

Eliza Adam

The works in this exhibition respond directly to recurrent flooding events in South East Queensland and in the Northern Rivers region in 2022.

John Brookes

DISCRIMINATE takes a confronting and satirical look at how modern-day media depicts people with disabilities and in doing so, often inadvertently, reinforces limiting preconceptions of the sector by the wider public.

An open exhibition in A5 

Artists and creatively adventurous individuals are invited from throughout Australia to respond to the theme: TRANSFORMATION

Patsy Payne and John Pratt

This body of work is the outcome of three years phone conversations and postcard dialogues mostly at a distance of 1100 kilometres between Darkinjung and Ngunnawal country.

Interwoven 7 brings together basketry and textile artists from the Canberra region and the NSW South Coast.

Francis Kenna

This exhibition takes the transitory states of atmosphere as a place to begin questions around the mutability of space and our own experience. 

Fran Romano & Zoe Slee

Fran Romano and Zoe Slee’s collaborative exhibition is an experimental project, exploring the idea of self-doubt.

Lee Crisp

Drawing from life experience as an artist and her love of art history, Lee Crisp looks at the contemporary lives of women from the perspective of the embodied subject.

Natalie Hill

This collection is of Intuitive impressionistic abstracts born of high energy and playing with a multitude of glorious materials.  

HOLD III

Ceramic artists are being invited from throughout Australia to investigate the beauty and sense of intimacy experienced when eating or drinking from an exquisitely crafted plate, or vessel.  

Brenda Runnegar

The Bone People exhibition operates as a diorama featuring a herd of imaginary animals – some with riders.

Alexander Thatcher

“There are many things in life I have immense gratitude for. In this playful exhibition, I hold homage to two: my love for creating tiny ceramic architecture and my passion for clay.”

Lisa Jose

‘Dog’ presents a series of linocut portraits of pet dogs, and asks the viewer to contemplate preconceptions about their place in society.

Isobel Rayson and Nick Stranks

Isobel Rayson and Nick Stranks contemplate ideas of memory and narrative in their joint exhibition, Almost Always.

Robyn Campbell & Kirstin Guenther

Whilst Kirstin’s and Robyn’s work contrast materially, technically and in their approach; the interplay between light and substance, translucence and density, unites their work.

Sarah Earle

This body of work draws from investigations and studies on my reflection and recollections of the Gold to Blue transition.

Yasmin Idriss

Yasmin Idriss’ “YazElations” are the result of thoughtfully repurposing framing waste into intricate and visually striking pieces that reflect the beauty found in everyday rubbish.

Elizabeth Ficken

The square embodies the foundations of life. It can also be a manifestation to breathe, get grounded and focus on your Centre.