Gallery Store

a.c.v studio is a project by Anna Varendorff, hand-making limited edition objects.

Belinda is the solo maker behind Bei Creative Studio. With a delicate approach to hand throwing and glazing, her one of a kind, small batch handmade ceramics are perfect for your modern lifestyle. Her muted, earthly and often quirky pieces with remnants of raw clay connect your home to the natural surrounds.

Chloe is an independent artist based in Melbourne whose creative practice is deeply influenced by both eastern and western psychology and philosophy. Her work revolves around the exploration of harmony between human beings and the natural world. With each piece, Chloe invites viewers to reflect on their relationship with nature, drawing attention to the often-overlooked connections that bind us to the earth and its living systems.

Watercolourist Damian Goodman paints atmosphere and emulates light. The Melbourne born Portlander took up painting about 2 years ago starting with oil and then moved to watercolour in 2024 after he sat in Rob Candy’s workshop. Watercolour was unknown but ended up preferable for its lack of chemicals, fast drying times, cheaper to produce, less commitment and far less clean up than oils! Damian persisted with the difficult medium with lots of practice and by applying some simple rules he goes by. He is the first to admit that his paintings have imperfections but is also learning that they can also be an asset. He is now achieving striking watercolours with atmosphere and light with imperfections! Over the past 18 months or so he has refined the look in his paintings and it is becoming a successful yet enjoyable chapter of Damian’s life. Damian paints most days with en plein air being his most successful approach. Damian is intent on advancing his loose style through more experimentation and practice. After all, every painting is practice. 

Each sheet is 100% hand soaked, chunked, machine pulped, hand pulled, hand pressed and hand harvested in Melbourne.

 Lousy Ink is an art-driven, planet-focused company based in Melbourne, Australia. Formally established in 2017 and working under the Cartridges 4 Planet Ark campaign.

Notely began with the belief that all our actions have consequences and evolved from a heartfelt desire to create simple, beautiful, sustainable stationery, so you can create your best work. Based in Queensland, Australia.

MINDFULLY MADE IN MELBOURNE

Simétrie harmoniously unites sculptural design with meticulous Australian crafts[wo]manship, creating enduring leather pieces that tell a story of conscious creation.

Drawing inspiration from her personal experiences, founder and headcraftswoman, Simone Agius channels her passion for artistry into every handmade leather bag produced in our Melbourne atelier.

Each bag represents a direct connection between maker and wearer, allowing thoughtful individuals to express their creativity while honouring their values.

Tamara Henderson’s process of creation develops its own mythology out of an ongoing practice of writing, drawing, and
making notations of everyday objects. She registers patterns in objects and atmospheric phenomena and logs their
appearance in dreams to expand conventional registers of consciousness. Her process of tapping into dreams connects to
Surrealist traditions; she carefully records what she experiences under various altered or unconscious states such as sleep or
hypnosis, then translates the sketches, notes, and recordings into films, sculptures, or other works. Henderson collects
objects from various sources, including found and recycled items and gifts gathered throughout her travels, and assembles
them into large-scale installations. These expansive environments encompass a vast vocabulary of art and craft practices
and materials, including film, painting, textile, sculptures in glass, ceramic and bronze, drawing, sound, and performance.
Since relocating to Australia, Henderson’s work has focused on the close observation of microbiology in compost soil, and the
chemical and insect driven processes of decomposition and Earthworm ecology.

Tamara Henderson has undertaken important solo exhibitions throughout the world, most recently including, Helsinki Biennale, Finland Green in the Grooves, Camden Art Centre, London (2023); Of Seasons End, Tate Modern, London (2020); Womb Life, Rodeo, Piraeus (2019); Womb Life, Kunst-Werke Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin (2018); Seasons End: More Than Suitcases, Douglas
Hyde Gallery, Dublin (2018); Seasons End: Out of Body, Oakville Galleries, Oakville (2017); Seasons End: Painting Healer,
REDCAT, Los Angeles (2016); and Seasons End, Glasgow International, Glasgow (2016).

Tara works with stoneware and porcelain to produce quiet and considered objects for everyday use.
Thrown on the wheel or hand-built, Tara’s unique pieces focus on the relationship between aesthetic simplicity and delicate materiality.