Sandra Black Black & Gold Vase 4Acclaimed ceramic artist Sandra Black lives and works in Fremantle, WA. Her delicate porcelain forms, inspired by nature, feature intricate carving and piercing, evoking lace like patterns. Sandras work explores fragility and resilience, using porcelains strength to contrast environmental vulnerability. Her current exhibition, Holding Light, is on view at AGWA, with works also held in major international collections. Details: Slipcast black porcelain,

and spiritual meaning

" With a playful nod to the absurd

Kathryn Greiner

7 cm Weight 672 g

Tjanpi (meaning 'dry grass') supports Aboriginal women living in remote Central and Western desert communities to create contemporary fibre art

2 After-care offers a compelling exploration of contemporary art and critical discourse

refined over many millennia

her exploration of textiles as a contemporary medium remains relevant

Freja Carmichael

the works waver between realism and abstraction

Bellas Artes Projects (Manila)

Shim Moon-seup