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Marcelle Egberts

My large abstract paintings are a reflection of the colours, textures and the feelings evoked from being immersed in nature.

An eclectic and evolving practice as the images above reveal. To keep moving forward this established artist will occasionally revisit past works to question and explore what has been learnt in-between.

Karen Seaman

Through a lifetime spent immersed in the natural world and the creative processes that arise from it, Karen’s career weaves together stories of place and seasonal change into thoughtful observant works.

Holly Perry

I work with pencil, paint, paper and geometry to create delicate and detailed portraits and 3D cut paper sculptures. You can find me and my artwork at the Bungalow Neighbourhood Social, come by and enjoy some art & atmosphere!

Vanessa Miller

I am inspired by the symbols and many colours of nature. Flowers, Cacti and magical women being the embodiment of my creations.

Sue Churack

As an eclectic artist working in acrylic on canvas, my exhibition celebrates vibrant, inspirational, and captivating art that evokes emotion. I embrace diversity in my work, constantly seeking new expressions that challenge me.

Keri Luff

As a new recruit to open studios, I am showcasing a series of fun art works for small spaces. My aim is to combine my passion for life drawing, nature and everyday objects and bring them together to evoke memories for the viewer.

Namaya Fox

Borosilicate glass artist Namaya Fox brings you treasures from the land and sea. A collection of ocean and land inspired glass objects and jewellery.

Peter Moir

An artist who expresses his love of home and country in his vivid and varied work, renowned for his paintings of south-west beaches and evocative north-west landscapes. His home studio also displays his watercolours and sculpture.

Jennifer Goodall

I love that mosaic's is such an extremely diverse artform, incorporating many different substrates, materials, techniques and styles, limited only by the imagination.

Shelley McNab

Welcome to the Seasaltware Ceramics studio. Come and see "Surfing the Capes" a white sculptural vase installation! New coffee cups, moonjars, porcelain jewellery and daily clay make sessions (pinch pots & kirinuk candle holders).

Ellen Broadhurst

Ellen Broadhurst has a BFA from Curtin University and a background in animation and sculpture and is currently printing digital images with sculptural clay, exploring the tensions between digital and physical art making.

Natalie Briney

Natalie Briney creates contemporary portraits that merge modern expressionism with pointillism, often incorporating musical scores to add depth. Her art explores resilience and femininity, capturing subjects with intricate detail.

Lisa Cloud

A distinct style blending American Midwestern roots with life here in the Southwest. Handcrafted by a self-taught metalsmith using recycled silver & gold, precious gems, and sea glass - wearable pieces of the earth’s history.

Annie Winchcombe

Annie’s work responds to the environment, being drawn to the natural world. Enjoying complex layering and mark-making, Annie strives to create evocative images and that reflect the beauty and interconnectedness of nature.

Anthony Barugh

I have been painting for over 20 years, for only the second time I am looking to show my art to others outside of my own family and friends. I have kept 90% of my work over the years and all are for sale and display in my home.

Jenny Taylor

Painting has been my passion all my life. Painting many different styles, from quirky, floral, landscape to handprinted glassware. I try to take the viewer to a different world of peace, humour, solitude, colour and/or happiness.

Jacob lyon

Jacob is a functional ceramics artist whose work takes inspiration from home, Margaret River WA. Jacobs work combines durability, functionality and abstractness. While his glazes represent the colours of the land, trees and sea.

Jess McKiernan

Printmaker and educator Jess McKiernan creates colourful multi-layered reduction screenprints, that celebrate the beauty that surrounds us in the South West of WA.

Jeff Harris

I Work primarily in oils on canvas and explore landscapes of Western Australia. Often approaching them in an exact representational style, I love to interpret the vibrant colour and light present in these vast WA vistas.

Sasha Boundy

Sasha specializes in crafting whimsical and lifelike pottery animals that capture the charm and personality of each creature. Inspired by nature and the spirit of wildlife, she lovingly hand carves each piece to ensure its unique.

Ian Mutch

A whimsical world of characters, nature and details. Ian’s artwork has won awards and given life to public spaces. He is currently creating public artworks for Midland Train Station and Perth International Airport.

Colin Pratt

Although beeswax as a painting medium has been with us for centuries, it’s still not well known. Explore what Encaustic Wax has to offer, with demonstrations on most days, focussing on 3D painting and shellac burns.

Kay Gibson

Kay combines a wide variety of printmaking and painting techniques in her work to portray the fragile and beautiful flora, fauna and landscapes of Western Australia and other locales within Australia.

Patty Pearce

From an early age creativity has captured and interested me. In secondary school, Robert Juniper, my art teacher encouraged me to pursue expressing myself in this field. However, the challenge of nursing and mid-wifery, then crea

Jennifer Gherardi

Jennifer is a filmmaker and art director and her passion for stories and colour takes her artworks in diverse directions.

Nalda Hoskins

Coloured glass rods are transformed in the fire of Nalda’s glass torch. Come and see her eclectic range of jewellery and miniature glass posies.

Misty Shipway

Explore a vibrant world of ocean-inspired art, modern pop-art portraits, and bold abstracts. Step into my dynamic studio, discover unique creations, and take home a piece of creativity you won’t find anywhere else!

Martine Perret

After a career in UN peacekeeping, Martine dedicates her time capturing the essence of Western Australia, with a particular emphasis on aerial photography, showcasing a new collection of stunning landscapes and unique perspectives

Emily Shingleton

Using a 100+ year old letterpress machines, fine detailed artwork is pressed into beautiful handmade cotton papers with a tactile impression. Loving all kinds of printmaking, screenprint and traditional wooden block print is also

Nigel Lullfitz

Working in steel and timber I try to make things with character and humour utilising mainly recycled and found materials

Suzy French

With 2 distinct styles I dance between more traditional use of oils and a free-flowing abstracted view of our natural world on glossy aluminium panels. You will also see works on paper & hand painted pendants.

Tamika Hogan

Tamika is a self-taught, specialising in land and seascapes. Renowned for her large-scale depictions of the South West region, and in particular, her talent for capturing the distinctive coastal vegetation native to W.A.

Jill Jardine

My art, inspired by joyful life experiences, blends different styles and techniques to show my artistic versatility. I love experimenting with new methods and ideas, always aiming to bring fluidity, motion, and energy to my work.

Katherine Lethlean

Kate Lethlean produces unique, functional works that elevate the everyday; striking design pieces; and botanical sculptures handmade in porcelain and stoneware.

Christine Cresswell

Nature’s intricate beauty has always been Christine’s inspiration. Watercolours are her chosen medium because she loves the vibrancy and luminosity that they allow. Each painting is an invitation to pause, observe and appreciate.

Francois & Nicolas Payet

Payet Jewellery is a tribute to the beauty of nature. The collection embodies nature’s natural forms, organic shapes and colours, featuring stunning coloured gems and luscious pearls.

Barbara Weeks

Barbara transforms wool fibre and silk into a superior Art Cloth and further into Interior Decor and Wearable Art. Visit my studio to experience 'what artists do all day', problem solving ideas, playing with colour.

Phillip O'Brien

Phil has always had an affinity with art ,in particular painting .He is greatly influenced by his natural surroundings and the love of the ocean and with the strong use of colour makes up to create medium to large size canvas art

Molly Coy

My work combines image rich and tactile elements, layering a visual narrative of the textural nature of landscape, the more intrinsic wonders, delicate and bold patterns hiding in tangles of undergrowth, texture of ancient rocks.

Cath Miller

More artisan than artist, Cath is a farmer, soap maker, spinner & weaver Inspired by nature, she creates unique handwoven textiles in hand-spun and commercial yarns. She specialises in tartans inspired by her Scottish roots.

Dorothy Davies

My still life paintings capture beautiful moments. A new series, featuring flora and favourite objects are painted with precision onto raw linen to complement the organic nature of the image. Each has a remarkable depth and beauty

Jeannie Carroll

Jeannie Carroll crafts one-of-a-kind jewellery in Australian gold and gemstones. Her work echoes ancient hands, embracing imperfect beauty to create heirloom pieces made to be worn, cherished, and passed down through time.

Soni Lamond

My representational figurative & landscape paintings project intensity through color & express my sensitivity to the human condition. Come visit my home studio, check out my paintings, or get your creative fix by attending one ...

Kate Jones

As an artist-author-illustrator, I’ve always loved art and stories, and it’s a great pleasure to be make my own. My illustrations are made with traditional ink and watercolour, and I'm inspired by the natural world around me.

Amanda Hanson

I am a mixed media and papercraft artist with a love of all things vintage, whimsical and bizarre. My eclectic styles include acrylic painting, collage, quilling, still life photography and dimensional abstract canvases.

Pauline Alferink

Nature Inspires me. I love to handpaint designs on wheel thrown Pottery, as well as make fun and functional sculptures. I also enjoy upcyling of clothes. Currently I am studying Printmaking at Tafe. Creating is an Adventure.

Lauren Fraser

My resin pieces are inspired by the beauty of our south west coastline. Using resin and beautiful ocean treasures I create jewellery, home decor, seascapes and other decorative items. The possibilities with resin are endless.

Leonie Mac Lean

Come along and have a browse in my Wild Art Studio with a variety of wildflower artworks on fabrics, homewares and wearable art. Paintings representing colourful interpretations of myths and the natural world around us.

Ian Dowling

Ian has worked with clay and fire for most of his life. He presents many functional pots, decorative and sculptural forms. Form and surface are the main focus with patterns indicating connections to his location.

Jo Broadhurst

I look forward to welcoming you to my Prevelly studio where I create figurative sculptures, birdbaths and potheads from clay. Each piece is then fired and finished in a variety of patinas.

Wayne Smith

Exploring corten steel's complexity and enjoying a challenge, I hand-shape it into nature-inspired curves or abstract shapes, evoking movement with smooth, undulating sculptures designed to complement the landscape.

Susan Strizek

Sue was a first time exhibitor in the 2024 Lester Prize with her portrait "You can call me Viktor Stronger". Sue is an emerging artist who draws with pen and highlights in paint stick. Her acrylic painting is on canvas and paper.

Kate Wood

I produce both decorative and functional pieces, inspired by nature and the changing seasons. I have a particular interest in using locally sourced materials, and creating my own glazes to complement a diverse range of forms.

Caroline Bannister

I love making weird and wonderful creatures out of clay, influenced by the natural world. I'm now working from my home studio/gallery in Witchcliffe Eco Village. I'm creating sculptural pieces for the home and garden.

Joanna Alferink

I am inspired by nature, drawn to its patterns and colours. I love creating bright, colourful and fun pieces that bring a splash of joy to others!

Eva Cassini

I create expressive oil and mixed media paintings in the colours of our beautiful south west. Bold botanicals and abstracts explore inner expansion and the harmonising influences of nature on the human heart.

Julie Smith

Walking through the lush garden to my studio, you will find paintings, ceramics and textiles which are inspired by the rich colours and textures of both the landscape and flora of our wonderful state.

Mirella Prolongeau

Mirella will be presenting her new body of work “In Vision” for her sixth Open Studios. Exhibiting at her newly built home/studios for the first time. Mirella continues to explore aerial landscapes sparking fond memories.

Carmen McFaull

My passion for colour within coastal, interpretive landscapes, invites an emotional response and connection with the viewer- to also experience that moment in time. Gallery showcases books, cards, prints and a large body of work.

Emily Brennan

Dr Emily Rose Brennan is an emerging artist who paints interiors, landscapes and still lifes, with a focus on the atmosphere and affective resonances, particularly those inherent in the South West Wooditjup region.

Lauren Wilhelm

An established artist, Lauren creates paintings which evoke a nostalgic and wistful air. She is inspired by everyday histories and often juxtaposes modern and classical themes.

Heloise Roberts and Moira Fearby

Heloise Roberts and Moira Fearby, two collaborating artists, create artworks that invite the viewer to consider the landscapes that shape us, the roads that connect us, and the profound ties between place and self.

Britta Wilson

I'm a fluid artist who creates vibrant and unique pieces of functional art using acrylic paints and pigments with a gloss epoxy finish. My work is an exploration of colour, movement, and the unpredictable nature of fluid dynamics.

ANGUS WATKINS

I make pencil and charcoal art from the bottom of my heart to the top of my mind. It's fantastical and expressive and this year it's huge. come in. 'The stupidest ideas are often the smartest' - Daryl Forthfront

Tess Elleese Virgl

Tess is a self-taught artist known for her distinctive textured style. Her minimalist works possess a powerful presence, thoughtfully crafted to deliver warmth, depth, and character, reflecting her love for the natural world.

Yu-Hua Lan

Yu-Hua is a Taiwanese ceramic artist in Margaret River. Through organic forms and natural textures, she explores hidden emotions, transformation, and the quiet search for belonging in nature and time.

Morgane Chebahi

▪️Minimalist, Modern & Textured Art▪️Mo L’ Artiste has developed a distinctive style through acrylics, experimenting with textures and incorporating her signature figures, each carrying a story, an emotion, and her love for life.

Faye Mildenhall

I paint to capture and share the exquisite beauty I observe in our natural world. My works of art this year include - paintings on rusty metal: ocean scenes, an array of animals and still life on canvas.

Helen Priest

Here are bright and lively oil paintings and life drawings. The paintings are mainly Southwest seascapes; others are imaginative explorations responding to colour, light and the calligraphic marks that catch my eye.

Sandy Winkle

Sandy Winkle's Sheila Shack Art Studio is full of unexpected artistic outcomes, vibrant handwoven baskets full of cultural richness along side a fusion of adventure photography, eco dyed textiles and miniature oil paintings.

Mark Sinclair

Mark has been painting for over 35 years, a self- taught artist who is inspired by his observation of colour and aesthetics which has served both as an influence and a stimulus for his paintings. His love of the ocean, human form

Felicity Mines

Good design is so important and I do my best to combine colour, design, quality materials and my unique techniques and style to present beautiful classic style jewellery. ‘Down South’ Collection, Sparkly and Stardust Collection.

Toni Salmon

I’m a small-batch potter and creator behind The Wired Salmon. I craft functional ceramics and statement jewellery using slab building and carving techniques with texture and patterns playing a pivotal role in all my makings.

Sam James

A contemporary realist painter Sam works in a loose painterly style. Through observation he captures a particular feeling or mood in his paintings, often incorporating humour. He works across still life, landscape and portraiture

Karl Heussenstamm

Master of traditional style tattoos and new age punk-pop art, step into Karl's studio and witness art that resonates on both skin and canvas. A must see for anyone interested in exploring artistic expression beyond the status quo.

Jacqueline Curwood

• I am an Intuitive Artist currently working mainly in acrylics, although my love of oils needs to be revisited on a regular basis. I also dabble in watercolours and pastels when the inspiration guides me.

Ian Daniell

Ian Daniell creates Life-Size Ocean Art, a celebration of marine life and an ode to encounters in the wild. Oceanic icons in emblematic form and bright block colours, at 1:1 scale. This year; new paintings, prints and sculptures!

Jolene Hewison

As a ceramic artist, Jolene’s work is explorative and diverse. Using natural and wild clay slips, underglaze and glazes in a variety of ways, many interesting collections of both functional and artistic works emerge each season.

Caroline Juniper

My work is about collections, recollections and show a fondness for old and interesting objects and places. Colour and the beautiful textures of aging are my encouragement.

Evelyn Henschke

With my trusty steampunk torch I play with the alchemy of fire and glass. Intuition, chemistry and creative chaos are combined with a careful process and curious experimentation. The result is playful wearable art.

Nari Jones

Nari is a Social Artist, passionate about exploring times of transition & change, as creative opportunities for nurturing growth & healing. She balances her own art practice with collaborative group work.

Cindy Nasato

An award-winning artist, Cindy is renowned for her dynamic artwork. Creating original pieces that embody depth, vitality and movement. Always evolving Cindy promises yet another unforgettable showcase of exceptional creativity.

Kama Shattock

My art is a responsive and sensitive representation of the moods of nature - an inspiration of the moment. I love to interpret the form, rich colours and vast horizons of the Australian outback using watercolour and printmaking t

Keanan Hardegon

I create functional art using reclaimed local timber and resin; blending natural materials with modern design. Each work highlights the beauty of salvaged wood, preserving its character while adding a contemporary touch.

Jessica Pilbeam

Jess’ art radiates joy and movement, blending bold, intuitive marks with luminous colours—especially under UV light. Using acrylics, gold, and her hands, she creates vibrant works that uplift, spark emotion, and transform spaces.

Sarah Zel Chescoe

Wearable art & silver jewellery:objects of beauty inspired by our coastal region, faraway lands & notions of ceremony & ritual. A fusion of adornment, sculpture, fashion, textiles & jewellery embedded with storytelling & symbolism

Silvia Busetto

Silvia paints joyful, vibrant watercolours, transforming ordinary people and everyday scenes, often based on her Italian culture, into protagonists of unique visual stories.

Aidan Lee Smith

Expect a wild array of subjects, mediums and styles; huge figures made entirely from thick paint florals, traditional oil portraits obscured in different ways, hyper coloured landscapes, animals, flowers and everything inbetween!

Sarana Haeata

Sarana Haeata is an Australian painter whose work explores shared stories, collective identity, and the female experience. Her art reflects themes of transition, ephemerality, and the quiet moments of belonging amidst life's noise

Martin Pavey

Martin is an accomplished wood artist incorporating his exquisite design skills into hand carved & beautifully embellished timber sculptures & bowls created from the exceptional timbers of this region.

Linda Cheok

Colourful functional pottery feature in this year incorporating recycled coffee grounds into local wild clay. Saggar firing with coffee grounds, spiral throwing, tissue transfers, decals and pure gold lustres will I hope, appeal.

John Miller

John moves into 52 years of handcrafting gold and silver jewellery. His iconic designs have amassed a loyal following and he’s regarded as one of Australia’s most talented and creative jewellers.

Victoria Gajardo

Hi, I’m Victoria, a jewelry maker who creates handmade silver pieces using stones, beads and seaglass. My designs are inspired by nature, and I’m excited to showcase my unique work at Open Studios!

Trish Waters

Trish Waters delights in creating art that captures the vibrant energy and peaceful moods of this precious south west environment. Whether viewing a painting, silk scarf or an art print it will lift your spirit.

Christian Fletcher

As Western Australia's most successful landscape photographers, Christian's gallery is filled with awe-inspiring photographs, along with the added bonus of the amazing collaborative exhibition showcasing the joy and wonder of art

Mel Lamanna

Mel's work explores apprehensions about the dynamics of life and the search for resilience in a changing world. Throughout Mel's creative process initial sketches are reworked with various mediums to gain fresh perspectives.

Stephanie Stokes

Stephanie makes functional stoneware pottery in her coastal studio in the centre of Dunsborough. Visit her studio to experience the warmth and uniqueness of the glazes of her functional homewares.

Jacqui Brown

Jacqui was a state surfing champion in her teens, her art celebrates the beauty and magic of the coastline and forests of the region. Jacqui is best known for her surfboard art, and has started exploring resin as a new medium.

Michael Bosich

I love the challenge of being an artist, the feeling of accomplishment when finishing a canvas or drawing. Using varied mediums to help express different moods and feelings. Nostalgia, melancholy and the mundane.

Sherrise Todd

Sherrise is inspired by the shapes and colours abundant in nature surrounding us. From beautiful and delicate botanica to the strength of rock and sea-scape, her stylised approach reflects the essence of the South West.

Kerry Sibly

I’m inspired by industrial design, mechanical forms, and the beauty in aged textures. My work is where function meets imagination — a mix of grit, story, a bit of curiosity, and always with a healthy sprinkling of humour.

Laurie Posa

Laurie is an established artist whose focus is on the human condition, shaded with the irony of our existence.These narrative threads become paintings, sculptures or sometimes both.There is often dark humour in his work.

Dariya Gratte

Working in porcelain, my intention is to bring the natural beauty of the natural world into my work. I strive to capture these awe-inspiring elements and translate them into sculptural, decorative ceramics.

Tammy Scott

Heartwood Timber Designs creates beautifully hand crafted furniture, jewellery and homewares made from sustainably sourced local native timbers, including Jarrah, Marri, Blackbutt, Tuart and Sheoak.

Gerry Reilly

Be thrilled by alchemist Gerry Reilly working molten glass into his vibrant evocative designs. Connect and wonder, choose or wander. After 40 years in hot glass, there's still a new design and a warm welcome every year.

Ren Douglas

Watercolour allows me to play with vivid colour while capturing light. I am drawn to detail and love exploring realism with a sense of drama. Favourite subject matter includes rocks, boats, reflections, floats and glass.

Melanie Jarman

Melanie creates richly textured, nature-inspired artworks using needle felting, stitchery, and natural materials. Her sculptural forms and layered art echo the colours, fibres, and beauty of Australia's landscapes and flora.

Alan Meyburgh

Meyburgh is the celebrated artist behind one of the longest underwater sculptures in the world, a 10m Whale, featured at the Busselton Jetty dive trail. His sought after work is designed to be meaningful, engaging and memorable.

Rebecca Cool

Rebecca Cool’s art radiates bold colour and dynamic patterns, embracing whimsical themes with joy. Her work reflects a love of imagination and the endless possibilities of creative expression.

Harry Wykman

Harry is driven by the desire to enrich the food culture of the South West through making pots that make the acts of cooking, fermenting, storing and sharing food more delightful and contemplative.

Myles Happ

Myles is a master potter of over 35 years. Expect to see a range of new works inspired by a recent trip overseas.

Zoe Fletcher

A visual feast of life, my art moves between real and surreal, celebrating colour, symbolism and fantasy. Painting in oil, soft pastel or watercolour, the palette is earth-toned, jewel-studded, enticing the eye into the painting,

Nathan Day

Nathan Day, one of Australia’s top furniture designer-makers, is renowned for innovative design and exceptional craftsmanship. Using rare local timbers, he creates timeless, meticulously crafted pieces built to last generations.

Kim Kiosses

As an Aboriginal artist, I use my artwork as a visual narrative. Painting with intricate dots, symbols and linework, I share knowledge and stories of my connection to Country, Culture, Identity and Family-history.

Dan Balint

Dan Balint is a jeweller trained in Broome, WA, who later explored the world as an expedition leader for Nat Geo. His handcrafted jewellery blends silver, gold, and gemstones with each piece inspired by the intricacy of nature.

Kiandra Buchanan

Buchanan’s still life and interiors explore memory, emotion, and the beauty of the everyday. Using oil paint she captures moments of quiet contemplation through soft light, expressive brushwork and a muted palette.

Shayne Hadley

i remember once hearing a person talking to another person about a mutual friend who had been reading about an artist , and the artist had been quoted as saying "art should be as important as a box of matches ."

Gina Denford

Gina has lived and worked in the Margaret River Region since 1986. Her land and seascape paintings are realistic. Gina's aim is to give viewers a feeling of joy and happy memories of good times spent in the south west.

Jude Gonzalez

Margaret River artist Jude Gonzalez, creates vibrant and energetic ocean and landscape paintings. Jude’s artistic vision is to encourage viewers to stop and really appreciate the essence of life, beauty, imagination, and nature.

Daniel Fisher

From metal sculptures to medieval-inspired leatherwork, blacksmithing, airbrushing, paintings & handmade musical instruments, Daniel masterfully channels all his skill sets into one big melting pot creating a diverse body of work.

Ingrid Windram

Featured in my Studio is the essence and magic of the Australian Landscape. I feel privileged to have art as my my way of life, and enjoy encounters with the Art lovers that it brings.

Sue Briggs

With an art practice spanning over 45 years Sue’s work reflects an abstract landscape aesthetic sometimes depicting a sense of place through site memory, reflection and colour.This year paintings will be large,bolder,more abstract

Emily Eldridge

Working from a beautiful studio surrounded by towering marri trees in the heart of the Wooditjup Forest in Margaret River, Emily paints textural expressionist landscapes to capture the essence of the southwest forests and oceans.

Chloe Wilder

A collection of silly little cells presenting as a girl with cool pants.

Kevin Singer

Previously a clinical academic [PhD anatomy] Kevin's inspiration stems from the timeless Japanese aesthetic of elegant simplicity. His philosophy across all practical domains is simple: “If I can sketch it, I can create it”.

Delfina Monteverde

The opportunity to witness the narrative of the creative process and take home a section. Only for MRROS "Bulk Art" a 10mts art piece where you can choose your bit. The piece is only completed when the viewer decides where to cut.

Camille Reid

I make functional ceramics using a range of stoneware and unique handmade glazes. My work is made using hand building and wheel throwing techniques and is purposely designed to be colourful, textural, welcoming, and tactile.

Marina Saker

My journey with jewellery making began in 2017 after taking classes and falling in love with the craft. I carefully source all my gemstones which feature in my work and predominately work with solid Australian opals and turquoise

Laura Griffith

Laura Griffith is a contemporary representational painter of portraits and landscapes. She has a BA Fine Art, is a member of the Portrait Society of Western Australia, and winner of the Ludlow Art Prize for Australian Landscapes.

Leon Pericles

Leon is a master printmaker, painter & sculptor. Immerse yourself in his prolific art practise, magnificent gardens, unique studio & enjoy a friendly chat over a cuppa too.

Christopher Spiker

This a place where art can inspire your love of nature. A place displaying beautifully framed watercolour portraits of Western Australian native birds, plants and mammals: where you can find fine art originals and reproductions.

Bevely Young

More than mosaics, these found treasures have been given new life. For the third year, I invite you to wander gently thru memories, tread softly for these are dreams broken.

Honor Denby

Honor transforms reclaimed rustic materials into one-of-a-kind artworks that tell a story of renewal and creativity. Visit her farm studio, The Barn, to experience her work up close and join her hands-on workshops during the event

Lesley Curtis

Lesley Curtis Be in awe of my detailed artwork, which features the essence and magic of Australian birds and wild life in watercolour, gouache, colour pencils and acrylic mediums

Greg Dunkling

I am continually inspired by the local scenery, particularly the coastal landscape. Now working in only oils, on board occasionally but mainly on canvas. I find subjects pick me and almost demand to be interpreted in a painting.

Diana Bostock

Painting nature, fish, birds and flowers, and bringing them to life on tin, canvas, paper, and now on wooden boxes, keeps my creative curiosity flowing.

David Smart

My artwork reflects a sense of magic, I love to use bright colours within my sculptures and paintings. Being able to work with a variety of mixed mediums is what I love about my artistic journey.

Adam Ashdown

A fishing tragic having fun exploring the art of gyotaku, the ancient art of fish printing. A mix of traditional and western influenced original gyotaku prints of iconic Australian fish species. It's all about the fish

Janette Trainer

Immersing myself in the natural environment I use drawing, mixed media, photography and printmaking to represent the fungi, flora and fauna.

Ross Miller

I am a maker of things.

Deanne Haddow

Dea's work represents her observations of the elements of light, colour, movement and pattern as she responds through a variety of visual techniques to our unique and fascinating Western Australian natural environment.

Kirsty Watkins

Kirsty is a widely known landscape artist specialising in seascapes and florals. Immerse yourself in her photorealism works, magnificent gardens and picturesque studio, over a cuppa, to see her new works for this year’s MRROS.

Emma Cotton

Emma Cotton is a local jewellery artist crafting her bespoke and one-of-a-kind pieces from her home studio. Emma’s jewellery are wearable pieces of art inspired by her love of her environment and the raw materials she works with.

Libby-Jean Muhling

Take a walk with me through some of Western Australia's identity. From unique Flora and Fauna, to our Coastal and Outback landscapes. A vibrant, bold and captivating display of colour and texture, you will instantly recognise.

Christine Elston

My fused glass pieces are very unique and constantly evolving with the use of colour & light, and opening my kiln to see where it's taking me with endless possibilities is very exciting and challenging.

Gary Hambleton

Gary Hambleton's pottery journey began in 1974 at Courtland's. Renowned for reduction firings, he creates pieces with vibrant reds, rutile blues, and Chun glazes, sharing his craft globally.

Fi Wilkie

My work is a celebration of the natural environment found here on my doorstep and around WA. The bush, the forest, the birds and the ocean. I’m fascinated by the seasons, the diversity, the delicate balance of chaos and order.

Gay Scaddan

Gay works in various mediums. Forestscapes remain and important part of her work. Recently she has been experimenting with Abstracts. This will be her 12th year in MRROS.