My day in court
The attack on Capitol Hill reminded Liane Arno of the day she found herself in court, transformed from witness to accused.
A dash of colour
Throughout everything, including COVID, Monica Smith has always managed to paint and laugh about life. Liane Arno reports.
The golden touch
Jeni Jobe was introduced to the wonders of clay at kinder and her path in life was set, writes Liane Arno
Man of many parts
Liane Arno meets the enigmatic Geoff Ellis, writer, photographer, councillor, activist and petrol head.
Making his mark
Bricklayer, masseur, clay artist ... Wonthaggi's Pat Wishart lets his hands do the talking.
What's the catch?
He’s finished the paintings, he’s commissioned the music; now John Mutsaers just needs the words for his intriguing new collection. Liane Arno reports.
Banker finds his mojo
A stroke of luck opened a new world of creativity to Matt Stone. Liane Arno reports
The artist’s eye
Burnt-out cars, disused factories and coal-fired power stations inspire Amanda Thompson’s intricate woodcuts. Liane Arno reports
Let there be light
Waking or sleeping, artist Joy Brentwood’s world is infused with colour, writes Liane Arno
Beyond words
Liane Arno describes her interview with Wonthaggi artist Chelle Destefano as one of the most remarkable she has ever been a part of.
The art of fusion
Frenchwoman Sofie Dieu uses Chinese inks, Japanese techniques and Australia’s natural world in her pursuit of "the numinous"
The bald and the beautiful
Deb Rielly didn’t quite make it to the inaugural Archies Bald Portrait Prize, organised to honour her grace and courage, writes Liane Arno.
The ties that bind
Common garden plants and discarded objects are the raw materials for members of Pat Dale's South Gippsland Fibre Group now showing their work at ArtSpace Wonthaggi.
Back to the drawing board
No matter what distracted her, Jackie Moss always found her way back to art.
In a class of his own
Like many former art teachers, Arthur Nilsson is relishing the time to practise his craft. Liane Arno reports
New horizons
After 25 years in the construction industry, Frank Schooneveldt revels in the freedom to create landscapes, on canvas and in real life. Liane Arno reports
Queen of the cast-off
Regina Dudek collects the stuff discarded by less imaginative people and creates something wonderful. Report by Liane Arno
The shape of things to come
John Mutsaers looks to another former mining area to see how art might transform Wonthaggi’s future. Liane Arno reports
My day in court
The attack on Capitol Hill reminded Liane Arno of the day she found herself in court, transformed from witness to accused.
A dash of colour
Throughout everything, including COVID, Monica Smith has always managed to paint and laugh about life. Liane Arno reports.
The golden touch
Jeni Jobe was introduced to the wonders of clay at kinder and her path in life was set, writes Liane Arno
Man of many parts
Liane Arno meets the enigmatic Geoff Ellis, writer, photographer, councillor, activist and petrol head.
Making his mark
Bricklayer, masseur, clay artist ... Wonthaggi's Pat Wishart lets his hands do the talking.
What's the catch?
He’s finished the paintings, he’s commissioned the music; now John Mutsaers just needs the words for his intriguing new collection. Liane Arno reports.
Banker finds his mojo
A stroke of luck opened a new world of creativity to Matt Stone. Liane Arno reports
The artist’s eye
Burnt-out cars, disused factories and coal-fired power stations inspire Amanda Thompson’s intricate woodcuts. Liane Arno reports
Let there be light
Waking or sleeping, artist Joy Brentwood’s world is infused with colour, writes Liane Arno
Beyond words
Liane Arno describes her interview with Wonthaggi artist Chelle Destefano as one of the most remarkable she has ever been a part of.
The art of fusion
Frenchwoman Sofie Dieu uses Chinese inks, Japanese techniques and Australia’s natural world in her pursuit of "the numinous"
The bald and the beautiful
Deb Rielly didn’t quite make it to the inaugural Archies Bald Portrait Prize, organised to honour her grace and courage, writes Liane Arno.
The ties that bind
Common garden plants and discarded objects are the raw materials for members of Pat Dale's South Gippsland Fibre Group now showing their work at ArtSpace Wonthaggi.
Back to the drawing board
No matter what distracted her, Jackie Moss always found her way back to art.
In a class of his own
Like many former art teachers, Arthur Nilsson is relishing the time to practise his craft. Liane Arno reports
New horizons
After 25 years in the construction industry, Frank Schooneveldt revels in the freedom to create landscapes, on canvas and in real life. Liane Arno reports
Queen of the cast-off
Regina Dudek collects the stuff discarded by less imaginative people and creates something wonderful. Report by Liane Arno
The shape of things to come
John Mutsaers looks to another former mining area to see how art might transform Wonthaggi’s future. Liane Arno reports