Tammy Andrews

Born in Lake Grace, a small farming community in the wheatbelt of Western Australia, Tammy's first memories were of shimmering salt flats, stunning subtle colour and objects in isolation. These influences produce images which are often minimalistic and sometimes have a surreal edge to them. Her paintings have an underlying presence evolved from immersing oneself quietly in the landscape and watching the drama unfold.

John Cartwright

John's iconic cottage scenes are filled with charming pastel, rural landscapes. Working primarily in oil paints, John's delightful vistas have a quality of innocence and reminiscence.

Rebecca Cool

The gloriously coloured and strongly individual work, using mixed media on canvas and inspired by colour and shape, creates a fun and playful atmosphere about Rebecca's work. Bold, striking lines and colours, used with such imagination, has ensured Rebecca's success as a strong West Australian artist.

Lois Drygan

Lois is an Albany artist and teacher who works in a variety of mediums using exploration of techniques and the local region as inspiration for her artworks. Of late, her style has revolved around experimenting with texture in painting. Lois attempts to capture the diverse and exciting landscape around the southwest region, with a particular passion for the ocean.

Alexander E Hills

A traditional water colourist inspired by the magnificent coastline, landscape and atmospherics – both human and natural, of the south coast. Also works in oils and pencil.

Jennifer Hills

Passionate about movement and light Jennifer brings these elements to bear in her bright floral compositions. Working in acrylics, Jennifers renditions of both our native flowers and her enjoyment of cottage garden varieties are strongly evident in these bold bright compositions.

Bo Laidler

Influenced by her many years living and working in remote arid and semi arid regions Bo uses a warm pallete and often mixed media to capture textural, abstract renderings of her subject.

Carly Le Cerf

Carly works with an evocative palette using layers of translucent and opaque oils to achieve strong and familiar land and farmscapes celebrating both nature and man’s impact on it.

Robyn Lees            

A whimsical yet earnest exploration of the “female stereotype” through both her extraordinarily vibrant paintings and  provocative, wonderfully coloured sculptural ceramics. Robyn’s ladies represent women in their socially stipulated guises as both functional and beautiful.

Viv Lloyd

Delicate watercolorist creating images of forest, sea and landscape highlight Viv’s love of the natural environment. Viv explores her subject in different moods and palettes often creating series of works. Also working in textural acrylics in her Lady Bird series studies.

Len McKenna

Primarily a ceramicist here transferring his vibrant palette to a highly textural mixed media to capture the intensely colourful images of the South Coast.

Bruce Malloch

During his thirty-six years of professional painting, Bruce has gained a strong following for his evocative depiction of the West Australian goldfields, North West mustering scenes, his travels to Denmark and his days living out on the south east coastline of Esperance.

Peter Moir

Self taught Margaret River artist, Peter Moir creates evocative land and sea scapes using oil and acrylic paints. Peter paints with a high degree of realism, capturing the organic architecture of the natural environment creating a distinctive edgy realism.

Bronwen Newbury

Comsumate artist working in oils, acrylics and pastels Bronwen’s works are a celebration of the land, sea, forests and rivers of Australia, whether rendered realistically or as abstract, they are an interpretation of the artist’s experiences past and present within them.

Laura Newbury

Influenced by artists Robert Juniper and Leon Pericles, whose similar whimsical features are found in Laura's collographs and etchings, Laura creates work which is softly executed but with a strong message. 

Malini Parker

Presenting a subtle combination of organic energy and elegant control, Malini's paintings are an extravangance of layered texture and colour, soft flowers and hard edges.

Sue Parker

Inspired by periods spent around Parry’s Inlet during the fishing season free flowing sculptural fish, leafy sea dragons and demure sea horses constructed from plaster wire and copper.

Jennifer Sadler

Jennifer ventures to capture a sense of light and space typical of our Australian Landscape, creating feelings of expansion and whimsy. Jennifer finds inspiration in elements of pattern and texture, as well as the unlimited colour combinations to be found, in order to create her dream like landscapes of almost iridescent character.

Mitzi Smith

Explorations of various mediums and their interactions is the main focus of Mitzi's artworks. Mitzi has a keen fascination in the array of new products available to modern artists and experiments extensively pushing the boundaries of traditional work.

Christopher Spaven

Life studies centred around the female form set against delicate background nuances. Christopher uses charcoal and watercolour to create elegantly executed and graceful studies.

Marietjie Terblanche

Botannical florals, celebrating the flora and fauna of Australia. Birds and small mammals are depicted and finely executed in these accomplished works in oils.

Helmie van Melle

Mixed media artist working with oils and various textural elements, often “attacking” the canvas for additional textural interest. Helmie’s work evolves in an organic and natural way. Widely travelled, these experiences along with the beauty of the Denmark environment are major inspirations.

Leanne White

Expressive, colorful and often gently whimsical wildlife and nature water colorist working to convey to the viewer the animation and spontaneity of the moment captured. 

Ulla Zettergren

Former sculptural ceramicist, Ulla, offers strong prints capturing simple design, smooth, clean lines and solid elegance to create scenes of playful whimsy. Ulla's work is influenced by what is happening in her world and society, reflecting relationships between people and their interaction with the world.