Cyanotype Print on Fabric
200cm x 90cm 
A collaborative cyanotype created with the women of Northern Beaches Women's Shelter. Working together, residents placed botanical elements onto light-sensitive fabric before carrying the large pieces outside to expose them to sunlight. The final works were washed to stabilise them. One of the first photographic printing processes, cyanotype transforms two chemicals and natural light into something permanent. This piece explores connection and healing through the shared act of making. 

Cyanotype Print on Fabric 
A collaborative cyanotype created with the women of Northern Beaches Women's Shelter. Working together, residents placed botanical elements onto light-sensitive fabric before carrying the large pieces outside to expose them to sunlight. The final works were washed to stabilise them. One of the first photographic printing processes, cyanotype transforms two chemicals and natural light into something permanent. This piece explores connection and healing through the shared act of making. 

 Collaborative Watercolour Painting, 21 x 25cm, Framed
A Sea of Roses is a collaborative painting created by the women at Northern Beaches Women's Shelter. Each mark made is a small act of creativity, connection and care. About the Artist - The Women of NBWS 
Elise Debes 

Wool, Silk, Linen, Cotton and Eucalyptus Dowel, 100cm x 140cm, Wall Hanging
This collaborative weaving project with some of the residents of Narrabeen House reflects the quiet power of handwork to create connection, care and community. This work draws on the long tradition of weaving and textile making as shared practices that bring people together through conversation, storytelling and touch. Each thread traces an individual experience while becoming part of a collective whole. Making something together can be both grounding and transformative. Weaving explores transition and a way of moving through change.
Claire Morris 

Valued at $2,400
Acrylic and Earth Pigment on Cotton, 132 x 61cm, Unframed
Drawing on Barkindji and Ngalakan country, language and Dreamtime, Aly Bennett interprets stories and lived experience into art. Earth pigments ground her work in country, while her practice carries forward a deep lineage of artists - her father, mother and grandmother all renowned in their own right.
Alicia Bilyara Bennett 

Valued at $5,500
Oil on Canvas, Framed, 133 x 113cm
Tye depicts an emotional yet fragmented response to her surroundings, interested in a practice that swings between responding to the world as she experiences it and a creative process that happens outside her conscious awareness. 
Amanda Tye

Valued at $11,500
Acrylic and Oil on Canvas, 150 x 200cm, Complementary Framing
This work explores direction, healing and emotional resilience through colour, structure and layered abstraction. Two dominant vertical forms run through the composition, creating strong linear pathways that contrast against softer surrounding elements. Deep green-teal tones connect the work to the natural world, symbolising healing, renewal and regrowth. At the centre, intricate layers gradually emerge revealing a complex internal landscape - much like an orchestra built through rhythm, movement and harmony, inviting the viewer to pause and discover new elements over time.
Ash Holmes

Valued at $400
Woodblock Print on 225gsm Premium Drawing Paper, 297 x 420mm (Print 200 x 300mm), Unframed 
This woodblock was created by Holmes in 2023 during a residency in Japan. Part of a limited edition run of 8, each print carries the particular quality of hand-pressed woodblock work - the texture, pressure and slight variation that makes every impression its own. This is print 2 of 8. 

Valued at $400
Woodblock Print on 225gsm Premium Drawing Paper, 297 x 420mm (Print 200 x 300mm), Unframed 
This woodblock was created by Holmes in 2023 during a residency in Japan. Part of a limited edition run of 8, each print carries the particular quality of hand-pressed woodblock work - the texture, pressure and slight variation that makes every impression its own. This is print 4 of 8. 

Valued at $400
Woodblock Print on 225gsm Premium Drawing Paper, 297 x 420mm (Print 200 x 300mm), Unframed 
This woodblock was created by Holmes in 2023 during a residency in Japan. Part of a limited edition run of 8, each print carries the particular quality of hand-pressed woodblock work - the texture, pressure and slight variation that makes every impression its own. This is print 5 of 8. 

Valued at $400
Woodblock Print on 225gsm Premium Drawing Paper, 297 x 420mm (Print 200 x 300mm), Unframed 
This woodblock was created by Holmes in 2023 during a residency in Japan. Part of a limited edition run of 8, each print carries the particular quality of hand-pressed woodblock work - the texture, pressure and slight variation that makes every impression its own. This is print 8 of 8. 

Valued at $2,500
Ceramic Sculpture
This vessel was developed across commissions for September Studio and Tristan du Plessis Studio. Hand-built from midfire clays and found slips, with a black porcelain base and layered glazes, its encrusted surface draws on reef systems and intertidal growth. The work positions the vessel as both container and body, recording transformation through surface and form.
Caressa Gonsalves

Valued at $100 Acrylic on Stretched Canvas, 30 x 40 x 2cm
More than just Spanish onions - a celebration of curves, colour and the beauty in everyday produce. 

Valued at $1,200
Photographic Print on Pearl Paper, 94 x 68.5 x 3cm, Framed in White Wood
There's something about the ocean that has always felt like home. In a world that moves fast and asks for constant attention, the water becomes a place of stillness. This image sits in that space between movement and calm. Being immersed in the ocean reminds us to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with what matters.
Darian Woods

Valued at $2,000
Oil on Canvas, 90 x 60 x 2cm, Framed
This aerial view of the Mona Vale rock pool showcases one of 15 historical ocean pools originally carved into the coastline between the 1900s and 1930s. 
Elise Debes 

Valued at $4,300
Oil Paint and Collage on Canvas, 120 x 80cm, Unframed
Emma Labattaglia's work is deeply rooted in heritage, layered in memory, tradition and personal history. From a young age she watched her Opa paint in his backyard studio, and his influence remains embedded in her process. Each brushstroke carries echoes of the past.
Emma Labattaglia

Valued at $550
Photography, Digital Manipulation and Watercolour Metallic Paint, 297 x 420mm, Framed in Tasmanian Oak
Originally photographed at Manly Beach, then slowly and deliberately manipulated until the boundary between photography and painting begins to disappear. Soul Sisters is an ode to that person - the one who walks beside you through life, even when the water gets deep. Through layered textures, softened movement and metallic washes, the work explores connection, trust and the quiet strength found in being truly seen by another person.
Erin Masters

Valued at $500
Acrylic on Canvas, 54 x 44cm, Framed
Gail Berkman's current body of work is inspired by her love of design and graphics. The playful relationship of scale and composition is intended to surprise and delight the observer. 
Gail Berkman

Valued at $500
Acrylic on Canvas, 54 x 44cm, Framed
Gail Berkman's current body of work is inspired by her love of design and graphics. The playful relationship of scale and composition is intended to surprise and delight the observer. 
Gail Berkman

Valued at $950
Mixed Media and Acrylic on Paper, 60cm x 42cm, Framed
I'd been for a swim at Long Reef and stopped for a gelato on the way home. The colours I was reaching for were soft and light, exactly how I was feeling. The bold black marks are my frustrations finding their way out, and the warm gold underneath gives the whole piece a glow that surprises people up close. 
Christiana Knight  

Valued at $2,800
Acrylic and Oil Pastel on Canvas, 64 x 64cm, Framed
Bel's palette and subjects hum a meditative silence of the bush and landscape of this Sunburnt Country. With looming, skeletal trees in the foreground, a Rothko-like treatment of canvas pulls the viewer in. Art as medicine, rendered in sombre tones and quiet repetition.
Giorgia Bel

Valued at $4,600
Synthetic Polymer and Mixed Media, 120cm x 120cm
An atmospheric meditation on light and shadow. This work captures a dramatic rupture in the sky as radiant beams descend across a darkened horizon, reflecting the changing mood and power of nature.
Halee Smyth 

Valued at $2,400
Oil and Oil Stick on Canvas, 95cm x 95cm x 4cm, Eucalyptus Floating Frame
An oil painting from the Little Gestures series, where deep earthy reds and gentle yellows build a layered, atmospheric surface. Rich in depth and intricate detail, the work invites prolonged looking, revealing new forms and shifts with each return. The painting carries a calming, immersive quality, offering a sensory drift between land and sea.
Hannah Bernadette 

Valued at $1150
Acrylic & Oil stick on Canvas 60x60cm
Woven Field explores a landscape of interconnection, where layered marks cross and gather to form a living field of energy, memory, and movement. The intricate surface reflects the visible and invisible systems that bind the natural world and human experience, suggesting rhythms of growth and connection.
About the Artist - Holly Kendall

Valued at $1,600
Unique Monoprint on Found Gloss Paperstock, 64 x 45.5 x 10cm, Framed
This diptych presents two unique formless monoprints made with found commercial printing ink on found gloss paper stock. One black, one pink, the works hold traces of pressure, residue, surface noise and accident. The prints sit between commercial production and abstraction, using overlooked materials to create a quiet tension between control and the unstable beauty of the printed surface.
James Edgar 

Valued at $500
Acrylic on Canvas, 30 x 30 x 2cm
On a trip to Tasmania's east coast I observed little penguins huddle in the rookery.
Johanna Hildebrandt 

Valued at $2,200
Acrylic on Canvas, 120cm x 100cm x 4cm
Hush and Husk quiets the room. Softer tones, weathered textures and a sense of something left behind, like the shell of a faded moment. A reminder that every surge of energy eventually settles, and every silence carries the memory of what came before.
Johnathan Osmond 

Valued at $4,100
Dye on Raw Canvas, 160 x 100cm, Unframed
Julia works from her studio in Brisbane, fusing a lifelong infatuation with colour with a curiosity for varied aesthetics. Entirely self-taught and threading influences from fashion, interior design and styling into her paintings, her work is an homage to curiosity in every piece.
Julia Mechielsen

Valued at $2500
Oil on Canvas, 160 x 76cm
A turbulent sky of slate greys and muted whites captures the weight of tough times, mirroring the unpredictability of navigating the unknown. Yet through the dense overcast, vibrant hints of pink show through, representing the profound bright spots that exist even in our darkest hours. The title functions on two levels - a universal anthem of hope, and a tribute to a son living with a severe disability and an unknown life expectancy. This artwork is a testament to resilience, finding joy, and holding fast to the dawn.
Julia Norton

Valued at $2,400
Acrylic on Canvas, 74 x 94cm, Unframed
Kane Lehanneur's practice engages with the complex spaces that connect physical and metaphysical worlds, through a deep exploration of the self and the realms beyond.
Kane Lehanneur 

Valued at $1,260
Acrylic and Oil Stick on Canvas, 64 x 64 x 5cm, Framed in Tassie Oak
Sparkling Summer Bay captures the shifting light and movement of Palm Beach on a bright, wind-swept day. Layered marks and gestural lines reflect the constant motion of tide and light, while the familiar ocean pool and headland anchor the scene. The surface of the water becomes the true subject, fleeting, luminous and alive.
Katie Thomas 

Valued at $1800
Oil and Acrylic on Wood, 80cm x 80cm
Hush draws from the fading memory of walking a familiar path at dusk, where forms begin to dissolve into shadow. Balancing the instability of memory the way places become softened, fragmented, and emotionally charged over time.

Elongated gestures and muted tonal shifts echoe coastal vegetation, fading light, and shifting terrain without settling into direct representation. The palette of ochre, olive, and flushed pink creates a sense of near-darkness. Hush lingers within the emotional residue of place.
Kate Paea

Valued at $1,350
Mixed Media on Raw Cotton Canvas, 83cm x 101cm, Floating Tasmanian Oak Frame
Earth Ties explores the idea of being both grounded and connected, tethered to a place and to your own emotions. Built through layers of colour, movement and instinct, the piece shifts between moments of calm and chaos. The earthy tones and layered textures reflect a sense of grounding, while the movement in the piece captures moments of intensity and change.
Kasey Hambuechen 

Valued at $2,900
Acrylic on Canvas, 101 x 101cm
My art examines images of people, places and objects with the considered abstraction of finer details to engage the viewer. Naivety is the key to my work. Colour is always the balancing factor and the joy.
Kerrie Jeffs 

Valued at $950
61cm x 51cm
Treasured moments like these are the ones that matter most. Giving your time, love, and presence to your little one creates memories to cherish forever. These simple moments together not only nurture connection, but also help a child grow in confidence, love, and self-worth. My passion of painting moments like these evolved from becoming a single mum to my 2.5 year old daughter. I found doing anything creative together deepened our connection together and melted any stress.
Kylie Johnson 

Valued $4,225
Acrylic on canvas, 100 x 100cm framed in native Flooded Gum
This painting captures a sun-drenched coastal scene, figures perched on rocks beside an ocean pool, evoking freedom, belonging, and nostalgic summer memories.
Lauren Esplin

Valued at $1,980
Acrylic on Silk, 40 x 50cm, Unframed
Painted while I was pregnant with my daughter, this work holds the ache of waiting for someone I already loved deeply but had not yet met. The soft shifts of colour and light became a way of painting closeness, longing, and the quiet emotional intensity of becoming a mother.
Loralee Jade

Valued at $2,400
Acrylic and Oil on Canvas, 67 x 81cm, Framed
Lucy Anderson is a Brisbane-based artist who works predominantly with oil on found pieces of pine. Her works are held in private and public collections including Queensland University of Technology. 
Lucy Anderson

Valued at $850
Acrylic, Oils and Canvas on Canvas, 70.5 x 47 x 3cm
Growth can be found in unexpected places, just like tiny flowers blooming from a crack in the pavement. Similarly, we can thrive in adversity.
Marisabel Gonzalez

Valued at $1,800
Acrylic on Birch Panel, 124 x 94 x 4cm, Framed in Raw Oak
This work continues Matt Dampney's exploration of oceanic abstraction through layered gesture, texture and tonal restraint. The piece captures a sense of movement and stillness simultaneously, echoing shifting tides, swell lines and the emotional pull of the horizon. The raw oak frame complements the natural warmth of the timber substrate, grounding the work in simplicity and material honesty.
Matt Dampney

Valued at $450
High Fired Stoneware with Yellow Oxide Glaze, H8cm x W12cm x D19cm
 調和 (chōwa). Teapots have become a fascination in the world of making. Each component must work in harmony to deliver a humble cup of tea. The ritual of sitting down for tea is deeply woven into cultures across the world, a shared moment of pause and connection. My teapots are the result of seven years of refining their construction.
Melody Emi Brunton

Valued at $280 Stoneware
Clay, 28cm x 15cm x 15cm
Wheel thrown then hand-carved vessel.
Michelle Cox

Valued at $3,200
Framed Canvas, 61cm x 81cm,
"Exhale" was formed over several sessions of staining, soaking, layering and drying heavy raw canvas. Through gradual pouring and absorption, organic pigmented shapes crystallised into their final form, featuring unique unstructured contours impressed across the surface. This process was one of patience and surrender. Like the winds that circle over water and land bringing new life and fresh gales, Exhale represents renewal and possibility.
Natasha France

Valued at $300
Acrylic on Canvas, 40cm x 50cm, Unframed

Valued at $2,400
Oil on Canvas, 50cm x 65cm x 6cm, Framed
When the night seems bleak and there seems to be nothing going right, remember there is hope that comes with a new dawn. This artwork of a Manly sunrise captures the calmness of that feeling, lift your eyes to the rising sun and be bathed in the glow of rebirth.
Philipa Storey 

Valued at $980
Oil Pastel on Board, Framed in Tasmanian Oak, 35.5 x 28cm
Wandering the treasure trove of an Antique store, a beacon called boldly to me… the faux coral was ablaze and I became transfixed by its colour and form. I was, on the spot, transported to the mirror and glass cabinet of my grandmothers hallway, resplendent in shells and corals collected over years, and I was a child of seven or eight again, filled with awe and wonderment that the world could hold so much beauty in one little cabinet.
Phoebe Stone

Valued at $3,500
Oil on linen, 120 x 100 x 10cm
This artwork unfolds as a quiet homage to the soft glow of Civil Twilight along the Larapinta Trail, where the Northern Territory's Arrernte Country holds light in a way that feels both ancient and intimate. Twilight here is not merely a time of day but a threshold - an in-between moment when the land exhales the heat of the afternoon and gathers itself into evening.
Rachel Carroll

Valued at $750
Oil on Linen, 26 x 36cm, Unframed 
Rachel Mackay

Valued at $1,260
Acrylic on Canvas, 107cm x 107cm x 3.5cm
All For You is created using fluid acrylic paints, inks and pouring medium. Earth tones, soft pinks and peach create a warm backdrop, while deep brown and metallic gold accents add richness and contrast. This artwork holds a beautiful balance of movement and calm.
Rachael Higby 

Valued at $1,800
Cast Lead Crystal Glass and Ceramic, 20 x 26 x 9cm
Guan Yin is often referred to as the most widely beloved Buddhist divinity the world over. She is often depicted holding a jug of water and sitting atop an ocean wave, fish, or lotus flower.
Sallie Portnoy 

Valued at $425
Oil on Board, 27.5 x 35.5 x 3cm, Framed
This painting is inspired by Burt and Bridie, two Butcher Birds that made a nest in our porch during Covid, and a love of blue and white ceramics.
Sally Hawthorn 

Valued at $1,060
Fine Art Photography on Metal, 60cm x 60cm
Salt is a spiritual, sacred and powerful substance. Like water it connects us all and is an essential for life. Salt metaphorically signifies permanence, friendship and loyalty while containing physical healing properties. Out of balance it has the power to destroy ecosystems and historically salt created and collapsed empires.
Sally Mayman

Valued at $1,100
Acrylic on Canvas, 64 x 77cm, Unframed
This work explores the depth and complexity of the emotional landscape and what lies beneath the surface. The continual search to find yourself, just to lose yourself and find yourself again.
Sara Mugnes

Valued at $1,600 Acrylic,
Oil Pastel and Pencil on Canvas, 110cm x 83cm x 3cm
Warm, layered and alive. This painting captures that feeling of a golden afternoon where nothing needs to be anywhere. A bold teal palm steps forward with confidence. Behind it, a world hums with colour, pattern, and life. Look closely and you will find three signature distant palms woven into every Shelley Wales work.
Shelley Wales

Valued at $3,200 Mixed Media on Canvas,
53cm x 63cm x 4.5cm, Framed in Oak
Joy in the Morning is an original painting that brings life and a pop of colour into a space, working well in classic or modern interiors. A reminder that through life's challenges and difficulties we can continue to hope that we will again find joy in the morning as each day starts afresh.
Stefana Kachirski 

Valued at $950
Acrylic Stretched canvas 50cm x 50cm
I am fascinated by the juxtaposition of colour, line, shape and surface texture.
My challenge is to integrate various forms of mixed media to produce an exciting image.
Sue Magarey

Valued at $1,900
Australian Sandstone Pigment and Flaxseed Oil on Canvas with Kangaroo Leather, Hung with Brass Brackets, 98 x 148cm, Unframed
Excited to apply the natural colours created by the earth onto canvas, I began collecting the pigments from my studio floor in the afternoon after a day of sculpting and mixed it with a flaxseed oil
Acting as a natural binder. Immersing the exterior into the interior in organically.
Tom Butterworth